From industrial construction sites to small residential renovations, safety is always a worker’s number one priority. It’s important to use products on site to protect floors and surfaces. However, it’s critical to protect those doing to job.
Standard guidelines recommend multiple types of personal protective equipment including:
First introduced to railroad workers in the mid 1900s, the fluorescent protective clothing improved safety around fast moving trains. The idea was to simply make the workers “more visible”. As products evolved, more uses for reflective wear seemed relevant and necessary.
Specifically in the construction industries, this protective wear is critical for people who work around fast moving traffic and heavy equipment. The bright colors alert others that they are present, and therefore reduce the risk of accidents.
High Visibility clothing is a simple, and effective way to keep workers safe in busy and dangerous environments. It’s always important to know where all team members are on a jobsite, as well as understand what the potential risks are.
Trimaco understands the importance of job site safety. We confidently provide workers with the latest and greatest surface protection and protective wear products. When a job calls for safety coveralls, there is no reason to skimp on visibility.
Trimaco’s New DuPont Tyvek High Vis Safety Coveralls provide just that. The bright orange coveralls ensure visibility protection, while the trusted DuPont Tyvek fabric protects against chemical, biological and static hazards. The reflective coveralls have external seams, grey reflective bands, auto-lock zipper and zipper flap for superior protection. Other features include collard neck, elastic ankles, wrists and waist.
Disposable protective coveralls are designed for limited used only. Available in sizes Large-2XLarge.
Looking for additional protective wear such as breathable disposable coveralls? Check out Trimaco’s wide variety of protective coveralls, button up jackets, shoe guards and more!
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