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Our wide range of hi-vis workwear will keep you safe when working on-site or around any sort of vehicle, including forklifts, trains, cars, and heavy plant equipment. We source our hi-vis workwear from only the best manufacturers, giving you peace of mind that you will be seen and that your clothing will conform to the strict standards that this workwear has to adhere to. Shop now and enjoy next-day delivery on items in stock.
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At Start Safety we take pride in only stocking high quality Hi Vis Work clothes that are durable, comfortable and most importantly can easily be seen and meet the relevant standards and classifications.
When browsing our hi vis clothing you will quickly notice the keen focus on quality, with the majority of our products containing premium branded zippers that wont work loose, and quality reflective materials that are stitched as well as thermally applied wherever feasible.
Whether you are looking to protect yourself or your whole worksite we have a whole range of hi vis clothing that includes hi-vis jackets, hi-vis trousers, hi-vis overalls, and of course the ever popular hi-vis vests. Ensuring that no matter the role you will be seen on site and be safer because of it.
You will find High visibility clothing across many sectors and types of businesses, from transport firms to schools a vibrant yellow vest will be present. Of course the most popular and common place to find high visibility clothing is on construction sites. Some other great examples of where you may find high vis workwear clothing include;
In factories across the country there is often a need for heavy lifting equipment. Workers therefore will wear high visibility clothing to ensure that forklifts and other equipment can clearly see them as they navigate the area.
Warehouse employees will wear high visibility workwear to ensure that they are easily seen by operators of lifting equipment and drivers that are coming too and from the site to unload and load equipment and goods.
During fire drills you will often find that the designated fire marshal will wear a high visibility jacket or high visibility vest so that other workers know who is in charge and who to report to for registration.
Refuge collection workers wear high visibility clothing to ensure that they are seen whilst working in and around traffic at the road side.
Contractors installing broadband and fibre optic services will wear appropriate high visibility clothing whilst carrying out their work, especially when working near the road side.
The man who comes to make sure you are wearing the right PPE will of course almost always be seen wearing a High Vis piece of clothing whilst carrying out inspection.
When working alongside live rail infrastructure workers must wear high visibility clothing to ensure they can be seen at a distance by both train drivers and the rest of their team.
The drivers who keep all our shops and fridges stocked always carry high visibility workwear in their cab, ensuring they have it to hand to wear when loading and unloading their vehicle.
There are three classes of high visibility workwear, each has specific requirements for the amount of reflective and fluorescent material that the garment must include. Along with this there are strict guidelines as to when each class should be applied.
Of course there are other factors to consider when choosing your workwear as well as the class that the workwear adheres to. This includes its breathability waterproof rating and breathability under EN343 and whetheror not you need a fire rated hi vis or arc flash rated hi vis garment.
The colour of high vis workwear that you wear on a daily basis will strongly depend on the job you are doing and your workplace best practices.
If you are working on rail infrastructure you will almost certainly be required to wear an orange garment, where as other sites may only permit yellow garments. Other sites may use colour coding to signify different roles, so if you are starting at a new workplace always check what their PPE clothing requirements are before you start.
Yes, but how many times depends strongly on the quality. For example all of our Pulsar high visibility garments indicate a “certified washes” count. This is the amount of times the clothing item can be washed before the high visibility and fluorescent elements of the clothing may go out of specification and no longer meet the standards.
The above is not to say that you should not wash your clothing, as an excessively dirty piece of high vis workwear will not be visible either and is in most cases going to perform worse than something that has been washed too many times.
Browse our range of hi-vis trousers, with waterproof options available in a range of colours and sizes.
Ideal for wearing over normal workwear to add extra visibility when required at work or on site.
Available in a range of sizes and styles. Waterproof options keep you dry during winter months.
When you need to cover every base our hi visibility overalls are a great way to protect your clothes whilst remaining visible.
Give our trained sales team a call on +44 (0)1905 794875, they will help you in choosing a suitable system for your needs and will also be happy to discuss discounts for bulk quantity requirements and special delivery need.
We have the full range shown above in stock on the shelf ready to ship out next day, we offer special delivery services and can even arrange same day delivery on many products.
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