ANSI Vests, Isea High-visibility 107 Vests

We are offering ansi vests, isea high-visibility 107 vests.
seeing is believing. Not seeing a person in time could mean grieving. Lakeland reflective apparel eliminates any guesswork by providing custom designed, highly visible garments to be worn by those engaged in emergency services, public safety and traffic control, men and women who are out working in all weather conditions and widely varying degrees of light. These essential people routinely put themselves on the line in front of or behind trucks, cars, construction equipment, and selfish speeders. Realizing that, lakeland responds by producing its thoroughly field-tested and proven protective clothing with which you and their employers, can better ensure personal safety by minimizing accident risk. From flame retardant wear for the fire industry, through nomex garments for various utilities or high visibility outer garments for departments of transportation and/or protection, lakeland has had the recognized expertise and manufacturing capabilities for decades to provide the proper apparel to you, your customers, and their employees.
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ansi / isea high-visibility 107 vests
these lakeland hi-viz garments conform to 107-2004 american national standard for high visibility apparel.
developed to mesh with the demanding requirements of the en 471 standard for three garment classes in ansi 107:
a. Ansi class 1 “typical”, ansi class 2 “under certain conditions”
for occupational activities which:
1. Permit full and undivided attention to approaching traffic;
2. Ensure ample separation of the pedestrian worker from opposing vehicle traffic;
3. Create maximum viewing in non-complex backgrounds; and where
4. Vehicle and moving equipment speeds do not top 25 mph.
b. Ansi class 2 “typical”, ansi class 1 or 3 “based on certain conditions”
for occupational activities where risk levels
exceed those in scenario a:
1. Greater visibility is desired in bad weather;
2. Complex backgrounds are involved;
3. Workers’ tasks are drawing attention away from ongoing vehicular traffic;
4. Vehicle/equipment speeds are greater that in scenario a; or
5. The job is closer to vehicular traffic.
c. Ansi class 2 or 3 “typical” based on certain conditions
for occupational activities where risk levels
exceed those of scenario b, such as where:
1. Workers are dealing with higher vehicle speeds and/or shorter sight-distances;
2. Workers and drivers have great work loads, placing the worker in obvious danger; or
3. The worker-wearer must be highly visible through all his/her motions at a minimum of 390 m (1280 feet), and must be recognized immediately as a human being.
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