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If you’re a construction worker or work in other areas where your surroundings can pose a risk to your physical health, high-visibility gear is crucial. These include vests and other types of clothing that have reflective material that enable people to see you more easily.

Employers must also ensure that their crew members wear appropriate reflective gear to prevent injury at the work site. If you run a construction company or any company that requires such gear, you must comply with the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) guidelines. With that said, employers may be concerned if black hi-vis vests comply with ANSI requirements.

Failure to abide by the ANSI’s rules could result in severe penalties. This article explains whether a black high-visibility vest meets the standards set by the ANSI. Read on and learn more.

You’d be surprised to know that 122,000 runners get hit by cars each year! But why does something so unfortunate happen? Besides the inattentiveness of the driver, the lack of reflective clothing worn by runners is a major cause. 

Orange and yellow are both bright, attention-grabbing colors often associated with safety in people’s minds. But which color should you wear for your high visibility safety apparel to achieve the best protection in a work environment? The answer depends on several factors. For example, what type of workwear are you using, safety vests or reflective harnesses. What are the ASNI requirements for your work environment? Many employers and workers favor yellow because it appears brighter than orange. This may be true when you only consider the garment alone.  However, there are other variables you need to consider to solve whether...

Hi-Vis clothing with a logo plays a significant role in the image of your company. When you choose to add a logo to your hi-vis clothing, it offers multiple benefits, including instant recognition and ensuring your brand remains top of mind.  Let’s explore five compelling reasons why custom hi-vis workwear with logos will benefit your business: It Makes Your Workers Stand Out on a Job Site Today’s job sites employ multiple contractors for big-budget projects. It means that workers from two or more businesses work on the same site simultaneously, making it hard to tell them apart. It can affect...