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HI-VIZ The need to be seen is a critical issue for worker safety, especially for workers who perform tasks on or near moving vehicles or equipment. Wearing high visibility garments draws attention to workers & helps prevent injuries and fatalities from struck by hazards. TM 2004 15% of 2,460 fatalities from transportation related accidents were from worker being struck by moving vehicle. 2007-305 of 639 fatalities that occurred at road construction sites were from struck by vehicle accidents. IMPORTANCE OF HIGH VISIBILITY & REACTION TIME 1 R.D. Blomberg, A. Hale, and D.F. Preusser, Experimental Evalua?on of Alterna?ve Conspicuity- Enhancement Techniques for Pedestrians and Bicyclists, Journal of Safety Research, Volume 17, pp. 1-12, 1986. ANSI 107-2015 The American National Standard for High-Visibility Safety Apparel and Headwear (ANSI/ISEA 107-2015) is a standard established by American National Standards Institute, Inc. (ANSI) and the International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA). Construction, utility, police, emergency medical services, fire fighters, road workers, flaggers and airport ramp workers are routinely exposed to the hazards of low visibility while on the job. This standard provides guidelines for the selection and use of high-visibility safety vests to improve worker visibility during the day, in low-light conditions, and at night. ANSI / ISEA 107-2015 guidelines are divided into Multiple Types (O, R, P, and Supplemental) as well as 4 Classes (1, 2, 3 and E ) according to the level of risk present depending on working environment. 2 www.radians.com 877-723-4267

PERFORMANCE CLASS - Garment Type Type O - Class 1 - Off-road Type R - Class 2 & Class 3 - Roadway and Temporary Traffic Control Type P - Class 2 & Class 3 - Public Safety Supplemental Items - Class E - Pants, Overalls, Shorts, Rain Pants, and Gaiters ENSEMBLE Class 2 + Class E = Class 3 HI-VIZ ANSI 107-2015 VISIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Type O: Class 1 Class 1 provides the minimum amount of high-visibility materials required to differentiate the wearer visually from non-complex work environments where struck-by hazards will not be approaching at roadway speeds. APPLICATIONS: Warehouse Workers Mining PetroChem TYPE O: CLASS 1 Minimum Requirements 217 Square Inches 155 Square Inches 1 Inch TYPE R: Class 2 & 3 Class 2 provides for the use of additional amounts of high-visibility materials, which may allow design opportunities to define the human form more effectively. Class 3 can offer greater visibility to the wearer in both complex backgrounds and through a full range of body movements by mandatory placement of background, retroreflective and combined-performance materials on sleeves and pant legs (if present). Regardless of the area of materials used, a sleeveless garment or vest alone shall not be considered Performance Class 3. CLASS 2 APPLICATIONS: Roadway Construction Worker Municipalities Airline Ramp Personnel 775 Square Inches 201 Square Inches 1.375 Inch CLASS 3 APPLICATIONS: Flaggers Dept of Transportation Nighttime Work Municipalities State of VA 1240 Square Inches 310 Square Inches 2 Inches TYPE P: Class 2 & 3 Type P provides daytime and nighttime visual conspicuity enhancement for emergency and incident responders and law enforcement personnel in occupational environments which include exposure to traffic (vehicles using the highway for purposes of travel) from public access highway right-of-ways, or roadway temporary traffic control (TTC) zones, or from work vehicles and construction equipment within a roadway temporary traffic control (TTC) zone or from equipment and vehicles within the activity area. Type P HVSA provides additional options for emergency responders, incident responders and law enforcement who have competing hazards or require access to special equipment. CLASS 2 & 3 APPLICATIONS: Police Fire EMS Sheriff TYPE P: CLASS 2 Minimum Requirements 450 Square Inches 201 Square Inches 2 Inches TYPE P: CLASS 3 Minimum Requirements 775 Square Inches 310 Square Inches 2 Inches www.my-viz.com 3

HI-VIZ ANSI 107-2015 GARMENT DESIGN REQUIREMENTS Placement of Materials Shoulder Area Tape Width & Placement Gaps 360 Visibility ANSI 107-2010, 6.1.5 Gaps (pg. 5) PRIMARY COMPONENTS OF ANSI 107-2015 Vest Label Ensures Proper Use of Performance Material and Care of Vest Contrasting Trim Maximizes Daytime Visibility Retroreflective Material for Night Time Visibility Fluorescent High Visibility Background Material for Daytime Visibility CLASS 2 VEST ZIP-N-RIP BREAKAWAY ZIPPER 4 www.radians.com 877-723-4267

ANSI 107-2015 BACKGROUND MATERIAL DAYTIME VISIBILITY ANSI APPROVED COLORS Fluorescent Orange Yellow- Green Red MATERIAL DENSITY Minimum hole size of mesh ENVIRONMENT RISK ASSESSMENT BACKGROUND COLOR HI-VIZ BASE FABRICS - VESTS BASE FABRICS - T-SHIRTS Solid Knit Solid Weave Breezelite Ultra Breezelite Mesh Fabric Micro Mesh Birdseye Mesh Jersey Knit REFLECTIVE MATERIALS Silver Tape or Glass Bead Gloss or Prisma8c Tape Combined Performance Contras8ng Trim Segmented Tape www.my-viz.com 5

HI-VIZ FLAME RESISTANT GARMENTS There are multiple types of FR High Visibility garments on the market. NOT ALL ARE CREATED EQUAL. Under the new ANSI 107:2015 standard, all vests must be labeled either FR or NOT FR. To be labeled FR, the vest materials must: 1. Be certified to one of six specified standards 2. Be made from an inherently flame resistant fiber such as a Modacrylic. 3. Must be difficult to ignite. 4. Must not melt or drip. A garment is not truly FR if: 1. It contains polyester - even if treated. 2. It melts or drips when ignited. 3. It has only been tested to NFPA 107 or ANSI D6413 4. It does not have an Arc rating on the tag 5. The manufacturer cannot provide a 3rd party certification of materials. ASTM F1506 INHERENTLY FLAME RETARDANT MATERIAL Why is this so important? 1. Some treated polyester vests and rainwear could have been marked as FR prior to the ANSI 107:2010 standard are still on the market as FR which causes confusion. 2. Use of a treated polyester vest where a flash fire or arc flash hazard can lead to significant injury. JUST BECAUSE IT SAYSFR DOESN T MEAN IT IS SELF EXTINGUISHING TREATED FABRIC D6413 SE by COMPETITOR MARKINGS FOR TREATED To avoid confusion and potential misuse, Radians uses the term Self Extinguishing (SE) for treated polyester vests and rainwear. COMPETITOR MARKINGS FOR TREATED SE VESTS: Made from treated polyester Material tested to ASTM D6413 Labeled as NOT FR per ANSI/ISEA 107 Will not continue to burn when flame is removed. Not for use where arc flash or flash fire hazard exists. 6 www.radians.com 877-723-4267

FLAME RESISTANT COMPARISON HI-VIZ REGULAR POLYESTER VEST SE TREATED POLYESTER VEST FR MODACRYLIC VEST Quick Flame Ignition Continuous Burning Melting & Dripping Quick Flame Ignition Flame Extinguishes Quickly Minor Melting & Dripping NO Flame Ignition Chars But Does Not Burn NO Melting & Dripping NOTES: www.my-viz.com 7

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