Lighter material which fit to ergonomics movement

Lighter fabrics and special weaves are being utilized for lighter protective clothing that meets specific standards. Today’s PPE combines safety with improved aesthetics, and can even include ‘smart’ technology

More purchase programs than lease-and laundry clothing programs

Employers are moving in ever greater numbers away from lease-and-laundry [flame-resistant] clothing programs to managed purchase programs with the flexibility to offer their workers a wide range of clothing options designed to suit individual tastes. This power of choice has proven to enhance worker satisfaction, and even increase safety compliance.

Stress on style and comfort

Style and comfort continue to be the two main features customers request in their PPE. The challenges are that while some styles look better than others, PPE must – first and foremost – keep the worker safe. Safety is always No. 1 when designing PPE, and sometimes that means forgoing style.”

Position for tool tethering

Tool tethering has been an increasing topic of discussion. Many are looking for the ‘how’ to do it. The launch of the new ANSI/ISEA 121 standard was a good first step, but more work is to be done. For instance, some wonder where they are to hook the tether.

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