Hi-Vis Utility Waistcoat Yellow

Description

Scan utility waistcoats conform to EN ISO 20471 Class 2.
The utility waistcoat features retro-reflecting tape on the torso, chest and shoulders to maximise visibility particularly during the hours of darkness. With a clear ID holder, D-Loop, pen pocket, one chest pocket and two large storage pockets, these waistcoats are suitable for a multitude of jobs. Full length front zip.

Conforms to EN ISO 20471:2013+A1:2016 and EN ISO 13688:2013

  • 100% Polyester knit
  • Parallel, horizontal and vertical retro-reflective tape bands width 50mm
  • 3 storage pockets and 1 pen pocket
  • Plastic cover ID Holder with additional D-Loop
  • Full front zip closure
  • High Visibility fluorescent background
  • EN ISO 20471:2013+A1:2016

Price

List Price ex.VAT £12.83
List price inc.VAT £15.40
£

Sizing

 Code SizeChestColour
 SCAHVUWM M 114cm (45in) Yellow
 SCAHVUWL L 120cm (47in) Yellow
 SCAHVUWXL XL 126cm (50in) Yellow
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Certification

View Certificate EU Declaration of Conformity
EN ISO 20471:2013+A1:2016, EN ISO 13688:2013
View Certificate UK Declaration of Conformity
EN ISO 20471:2013+A1:2016, EN ISO 13688:2013
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High Visibility Clothing

High visibility garments maximize awareness of the wearer's presence even when the wearer is unaware of the proximity of others. The wearing of such garments on or near a working site is not only recommended, but is compulsory in many cases.

EN 20471

British Standard EN 20471 sets minimum standards of visual performance and durability needed for high visibility clothing worn in the course of a trade or profession and is mandatory.

BS EN 20471 provides for three classes of basic design (Classes 1, 2 and 3) and two levels of retro-reflectivity Level 1 and Level 2, appropriate to the risks in a particular occupational environment. (Level 2 gives the highest reflectivity).

RIS-3279-TOM - UK RAILWAY STANDARD

RIS-3279-TOM (formerly GO-RT 3279) is a high visibility standard that only applies to the rail industry in the UK, as opposed to the EU-wide nature of other EN standards.

The aim is to ensurethat rail workers on or near the trackside are sufficiently vivible to trains approaching at speed or any other traffic. See garments marked with an icon for conformity.


Click the link below to read more.

Guide to High-Vis Clothing EN Standards