PIP_396_20870_BGE_Ca Talog.pdf(FILE)

The provided text appears to be a catalog for high-visibility (HI-VIS) apparel, including vests, t-shirts, and pants. It explains the ANSI (American National Standards Institute) standards for high-visibility clothing, which categorize garments into classes based on the level of visibility required for different work environments. The classes are:

- ANSI Class 3: For workers who require the highest level of visibility, often working against complex backgrounds and needing to be visible throughout a full range of body motions.
- ANSI Class 2: For workers who require increased visibility, working against complex backgrounds in proximity to traffic or moving vehicles.
- ANSI Class 1: For workers who need to differentiate themselves from non-complex work environments and are not working near traffic or moving vehicles.
- ANSI Class E: Includes pants, bib overalls, shorts, and gaiters that are not compliant when worn alone but satisfy Class 3 requirements when combined with Class 2 or Class 3 apparel.

The catalog lists various HI-VIS vest styles, including everyday value safety vests, breakaway safety vests, two-tone vests, surveyor vests, two-color and expandable vests, limited flammability treated vests, public safety/emergency management vests, and non-ANSI safety vests. It also provides sizing charts for HI-VIS vests, t-shirts, pants, and outerwear/rainwear. Key features of the vests include solid or mesh fabric, internal or external pockets, hook and loop or zipper closure, and reflective material.