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At LogoSportswear, we understand that every workplace has the potential to be extremely dangerous. That's why we're so proud to offer this selection of flame resistant (FR) apparel. It's important to note that FR apparel is a vital first step in keeping your employees safe, but it's just the beginning.
What is Flame-Resistant Apparel?
This type of clothing uses flame-resistant chemicals on the fabric blends, which are designed to self-extinguish within seconds after the ignition source is removed. This limits the degree of burn and body-burn percentage. Please keep in mind that flame resistant apparel is not flame proof.
3 Main Safety Standards
NFPA 70E: This standard mandates that employers conduct a hazard risk assessment to determine the potential arc exposure (ATPV) for employees who work on or near energized parts or equipment. Employees are required to wear flame-resistant (FR) apparel with an ATPV or cal rating, equal to or greater than the determined arc hazard. This standard is designed to be used in general industry.
NFPA 2112: The standard mandates that employers conduct a flash-fire hazard assessment to determine the risk of a flash fire. Employees are required to wear flame-resistant (FR) apparel if the potential for a flash fire exists. This standard is designed to be used in the oil and petrochemical industries.
NESC: Similar to the NFPA 70E standard, it specifies that employers conduct a hazard risk assessment to determine the potential arc exposure for employees who work on or near energized parts or equipment. Employees are required to wear flame-resistant (FR) apparel with an ATPV or cal rating, equal to or greater than the determined arc hazard. This standard is designed to be used in the electric utilities industry.
If you'd like to find out more about flame-resistant apparel and the 3 safety standards listed above, you can call our knowledgeable sale reps at 877-535-5646, Mon. - Fri. 8:00am - 6:00pm EST for a one on one conversation.
Need help picking the right fire resistant clothing for your team? Check out this helpful buyers guide:
Guide to Custom Flame Resistant Wear and Fire Resistant Clothing