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Timberland PRO Helix Safety Toe Work Boots

by WorkingPerson.com on April 23, 2013 in Work Boots with 0 Comments

Workers have now great opportunity to make them comfortable and alert while working, as the Timberland PRO boots are providing historically the best work boots. The Timberland PRO boots and their Helix collection make you feel comfortable on your feet even when you work long hours. While wearing these work boots, you can focus on work instead of your feet all the time. This collection has specially designed to make you feel safe at workplace by keeping you off the ground with great comfort. This is the care factor, this collection has brought for all the workers that work really long hours. Continue Reading…

Tingley’s Phase 3 High-Visibility Work Jacket Works

by WorkingPerson.com on April 3, 2013 in Hi-Vis Clothing with 0 Comments

No matter the precipitation or wind – spring, summer, or fall – Tingley’s Phase 3 High-Visibility Soft Shell Jacket (J25022) could be the most versatile outer wear for work that you could own. Water resistant, windproof, and with high visibility fluorescent yellow-green color for day-time, it includes 2-inch reflective silver tape strips on arms, mid-section, and shoulders for dusk and night-time outdoor work safety. The Phase 3 jacket uses a techno-competent-stretch-fabric with high shoulder design for complete freedom of movement during all your required tasks. And it meets ANSI 107 Class 3 compliance.
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Workrite Insulated FR Workwear

by WorkingPerson.com on March 25, 2013 in FR Clothing with 0 Comments

Workrite listened to customers’ needs by teaming up with Westex and 3M to develop their 578 Series insulated fire-resistant workwear - a Thinsulate Platinum fire-resistant insulated line of outerwear that is 44% warmer that the standard insulated workwear. It will stand up to the elements with its durable modacrylic quilting systems that endure even industrial launderings. The oversized hoods on the flame-resistant insulated duck hoodies will accommodate a standard hard hat, but this is insulated off-work, workwear clothing, too, that’s perfectly suited for building a fire or running to the store on a frigid winter day.

When you know you’re on the jobsite wrapped in 3M Thinsulate, fire-resistant clothing, it can put a smile on your face on a gray, snowy day. Wearing Workrite’s FR 588 Series fire-resistant bib coveralls underneath the new 526 Series Navy Duck insulated Field Coat will not only help keep the wind at bay, it will keep you nice and toasty warm, too. The Workrite insulated FR bibs are made with adjustable straps for a snug fit and a comfortable assurance from the weather. The new Navy Duck Field Coat has a stand-up collar that conceals snaps for an optional hood. Two chest pockets with unseen snap closures can hold whatever gear you need for the outdoor, cold-weather tasks at hand – whether they are for personal or on the jobsite wear. And there’s even a one-year guarantee on these quality insulated FR garments from normal wear. For more Workrite, fire-resistant or insulated workwear remember to stop by WorkingPerson.com. Keep an eye out for more Workrite insulated FR products as they will become available in 2013.

Workplace Injuries Facts and Stats

by WorkingPerson.com on March 18, 2013 in Safety, Workwear with 0 Comments

As the nature of jobs and the working schedules have become tougher, workplace injuries have become very much common these days. Keeping this fact in mind, all the workers and their employers should consider the newly released facts and stats about workplace fatalities and injuries, so that efforts could be made in order to reduce the number of workplace injuries and deaths. The careless choice of workwear and other work accessories causes most of these deaths and injurie and, because of this, WorkingPerson.com is striving to provide quality safety accessories and workwear for Working People. Have a look at some of the highlights of these facts and statistics. Continue Reading…

The Wide Selection of Red Kap Uniform Shirts

by WorkingPerson.com on March 6, 2013 in Workwear with 0 Comments

Looking to throw off the winter doldrums and give your gear a facelift? Boasting one of the largest color ranges in the working world, Red Kap Uniforms has the style and palette to fit any workwear brand.

One of the easiest ways to brighten your mood and your workwear is to add a splash of blue. Color psychologists agree that blue is perceived as ‘peaceful’ and ‘loyal’. That may be be true because it’s always been used abundantly in uniforms and workwear throughout history. Red Kap offers 5 varieties of blue alone in their mainstay Men’s Industrial Short Sleeve (SP24) and Long Sleeve Shirt (SP14) series. Continue Reading…

Under Armour’s Newly Introduced Infrared Workwear

by WorkingPerson.com on February 27, 2013 in Workwear with 0 Comments

Under Armour’s latest innovative technology creates a living, breathing body warmer in its ColdGear: Infrared Base Layers– keeping you warmer, longer.

Under Armour is known for its historic wicking microfiber garments since 1995. With one revolutionary T-shirt that founder Kevin Plank created, he changed performance clothing (and perhaps the performance, too) one NFL team by one after the other. The thought that drove him – and still inspires the company’s research is: there has to be something better. So this winter, there’s yet another new innovation to UA’s 2013 line, the ColdGear line: Infrared. Continue Reading…

Workplace Safety and Finger Safety Go Hand-in-Hand

by WorkingPerson.com on January 30, 2013 in Safety with 0 Comments

To companies in the industrial sector, safety is paramount. Employees of these companies may face risk on the jobsite every single day, but developing a strong safety culture in both mandatory and voluntary workplace safety guidelines can have a huge impact on accident reduction. We know that achieving excellence in health and safety is an important part of becoming a well-run company, but how does a company achieve this? How can companies make sure that they have a strong safety culture? Continue Reading…

ANSI Safety Workwear – How Much Visibility is Necessary for My Job?

by WorkingPerson.com on January 11, 2013 in Hi-Vis Clothing with 0 Comments

Just as every occupation requires a variety of different tools needed for the job, every profession also requires different safety workwear. Depending on the tasks and the risks involved, workers must choose apparel that will ensure their safety while on the job. The American National Standards Institute, or ANSI, is a private, not-for-profit organization which approves standards for a multitude of fields with the goal of assuring safety and health while also protecting the environment. ANSI has approved of standards on safety workwear which can serve as guidelines for workers interested in selecting the right clothing for their profession.

A worker must know the difference between ANSI Class 3 high visibility clothing, Class 2 clothing and non-ANSI apparel and when it is appropriate to wear each type of garment. So, what distinguishes one type from the other and how do you know which one is right for your job? Continue Reading…

What are ASTM F903 Safety Standards?

by WorkingPerson.com on January 8, 2013 in Safety with 0 Comments

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F903 are the standard methods of testing used for chemically resistant workwear. Chemically-resistant workwear can come in various forms but are more commonly seen in footwear, such as rubber boots or rain gear. If you’re a person who works with or around corrosive liquids, or any variety of chemicals, you already understand the necessity for supreme body protection. Areas such as hands, legs, eyes, face and torso should be completely protected.

The ASTM F903 standard test methods are evaluated on finished items and specimens of protective clothing that include coats, boots, gloves, pants, bibs, and coveralls to name a few. Finished items and specimens are particularly important areas for testing as they consist of discontinuous and seamed regions of protective clothing. Of course, normal continuous regions of protective clothing are also tested for their effective barrier shielding abilities. Continue Reading…

Tecasafe Plus Fire-Resistant Clothing from Workrite

by WorkingPerson.com on December 19, 2012 in FR Clothing with 0 Comments

There are hazards in every workplace, but some hazards are not to be taken lightly. Thermal and flame hazards, even when not primary hazards, can be particularly dangerous and even deadly. If you run the risk of exposure to heat and flame in your workplace, it is important to be in the know when it comes to flame-resistant clothing. How is it tested? How long can it last? How well can it protect your body from heat and flame? When answering these questions, one must look to Workrite, a leader in high-quality, flame-resistant apparel and its new Tecasafe Plus knits. Continue Reading…

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