Safety Jacket

Description

A safety jacket is a high-visibility garment designed to keep workers visible and protected in potentially hazardous environments. Commonly worn by construction workers, road crews, traffic controllers, and emergency responders, safety jackets are usually made with fluorescent colors such as neon yellow, orange, or green, and feature reflective strips that enhance visibility during both day and night. These jackets play a critical role in accident prevention by ensuring that workers can be easily seen in low-light conditions or high-traffic areas.

In addition to visibility, many safety jackets offer other protective features depending on the work environment. Some are weather-resistant to protect against wind and rain, while others come with thermal insulation for cold conditions or breathable mesh for hot climates. Safety jackets are available in various designs like vests, full-sleeved coats, and waterproof outer layers. They are required by occupational safety standards such as ANSI/ISEA 107 and EN ISO 20471, making them a vital part of personal protective equipment (PPE) in many industries.