1. HiVis

2. Why High Visibility Rain Wear? Providing workers maximum visibility while keeping them dry in foul weather situations where vehicular traffic poses hazards to their work.

3. Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS reported in 2004, of the 2,460 transportation related incidents resulting in fatalities, 15% were caused by a worker being struck by a moving vehicle. This statistic rose by a total of 11% from 2003 to 2004.

4. You Only Have a Few Seconds 1 R.D. Blomberg, A. Hale, and D.F. Preusser, “Experimental Evaluation of Alternative Conspicuity-Enhancement Techniques for Pedestrians and Bicyclists,” Journal of Safety Research, Volume 17, pp. 1-12, 1986. 2 “Decision Sight Distance for Highway Design and Traffic Control Requirements,” Report number FHWA-RD-78-78.

5. ANSI 107-2004 A voluntary standard that specifies performance requirements for high-visibility safety apparel and headwear PPE. These performance requirements include color, retroreflection, minimum surface areas, as well as the suggested configuration of the materials.

6. ANSI 107-2004 A voluntary standard that specifies performance requirements for high-visibility safety apparel and headwear PPE. These performance requirements include color, retroreflection, minimum surface areas, as well as the suggested configuration of the materials.

7. Three Components of ANSI 107- 2004 Certification Background Fabric (Daytime Conspicuity) Retroreflective Material (Night Time Conspicuity) Garment Design and Labeling to ensure proper use and refurbishment of garment

8. Minimum Areas of Visibility Performance Class 1 Performance Class 2 Performance Class 3 Performance Class E Headwear Background Material 217 in 2 775 in 2 1240 in 2 465 in 2 78 in 2 Retroreflective or combined- performance material w/ background material 155 in 2 Level 2 or Level 1 Minimum with is 1” 201 in 2 Level 2 or Level 1 Minimum with is 1 1/2” 310 in 2 Level 2 or Level 1 Minimum with is 2” 108 in 2 Level 2 or Level 1 Minimum with is 2” 10 in 2 Level 2 or Level 1 Combined- Performance Material used w/o background material 310 in 2 Level 2 or Level 1 Minimum with is 2” 78 in 2 Level 2 or Level 1 From ANSI 107-2005: Table 1. Minimum areas of visible material

9. What Performance Class do I fall into? Class 1 Suggested Performance Class: 1 typical, 2 under certain conditions. For Occupational Activities which: Permit full and undivided attention to approaching traffic Provide ample separation from vehicular traffic Permit optimum conspicuity in backgrounds not complex Vehicle and equipment speeds not exceeding 25 mph. Class 2 Suggested Performance Class: 2 typical, 1 or 3 upon certain conditions. For occupational activities where risk levels exceed those in Class1 such as where: Greater visibility to inclement weather conditions. Complex backgrounds are present. Performing task which divert attention away from traffic. Close proximity to traffic and vehicle speed exceed those in Class 1. Class 3 Suggested Performance Class: 2 or 3 typical based upon certain conditions. For Occupational Activities which: Exposed to significantly higher speeds and/or reduced sight distances. Worker and vehicle operator have high task loads placing worker in danger; or The wearer must be conspicuous through the full range of body motions at a minimum of 1280 feet, and identifiable as a person. ANSI 107-2004 Appendix B: Suggested Performance Class Guidelines

10. Examples of pedestrian workers Scenarios Class 1 Suggested Performance Class: 1 typical, 2 under certain conditions. Worker directing vehicle operators to parking/service locations Workers retrieving shopping carts from parking area. Roadside “right-of-way” or sidewalk maintenance workers; and Workers exposed to warehouse equipment traffic hazards. Delivery vehicle drivers. Class 2 Suggested Performance Class: 2 typical, 1 or 3 upon certain conditions. Roadway Construction workers Utility workers Survey Crews Railway workers Law enforcement personnel Forestry Workers School crossing guards Parking and/or toll gate personnel Airport baggage/ground crew Emergency response personnel Class 3 Suggested Performance Class: 2 or 3 typical based upon certain conditions. Roadway construction personnel Utility workers Emergency Response Personnel Flagging Crews Survey Crews ANSI 107-2004 Appendix B: Suggested Performance Class Scenarios

11. ANSI 107 Compliance in Rainwear When wearing a Performance Class 2 or 3 jacket and a Performance Class E pant together the overall classification for the Ensemble is a Class 3 + Class 3 Therefore, when wearing an ANSI 107 compliant rain suit, you will be in a minimum Class 3 suit.

12. HiVis Rainwear Markets Aviation Commercial and Charter Air Transportation Airport Operations Transit Railroad (Comercial and Passenger) Trolley, Subway, and Bus Transit Trucking Commercial Trucking Local Delivery Courier Services Towing Refuse Collection Postal Service Transportation

13. HiVis Rainwear Markets Work Zone Safety Work Zone Equipment Department of Transportation Municipal Water, Streets, and Sanitation Utilities Electric and Gas Construction Inspection, Repair, and Main. Services Meter Service Construction Commercial Bldg. Const. & Demolition Land Preparation Vegetations Control Telecom Telephone, Cable, Satellite, and Internet Construction, Repair, and Maintenance Construction – Maintenance Market

14. HiVis Rainwear Markets Fire Fighting/ Rescue Structural, Wild lands, Government, Military Homeland Defense Local, State, and Federal Government Emergency Medical Fire-EMS, Private Ambulance Law Enforcement Federal, State, and Local Government Agencies First Responder Market

15. HiVis Product Group WorkBrite WorkLite WorkChoice Envisage

16. Envisage HiVis 100 Series Advance Material Technology offering unique features. Breathable, Waterproof, and Windproof Extremely Lightweight Durable Polyester Supplex

17. Envisage HiVis 100 Series ANSI 107-2004 Compliant Design Taffeta Lining for comfort. Two needle full felled construction with taped seams to be durable and waterproof. Attached Hood that rolls in collar. Durable 3M Scotchlite Reflective Trim Available in or

18. WorkBrite HiVis 40 Series Soft and Stretchable Material Puncture resistant and wipes down easily Light Chemical Resistance Nylon Backing to help wick away moisture from the body ANSI 107-2004 Compliant Design RF Welded seams for complete waterproof durable design Durable 3M Scotchlite Reflective Trim Available in WorkBrite

19. WorkLite HiVis 80 Series Lightweight and flexible material even in cold weather Limited Flame Resistance (ASTM D6413) Two needle full felled construction with taped seams to be durable and waterproof. ANSI 107-2004 Compliant Design Detachable hood option Non-Conductive Durable 3M Scotchlite Reflective Trim Available in or WorkLite

20. WorkChoice HiVis 500 Series PVC Barrier with soft and supple feel. Limited Flame Resistance (ASTM D6413) RF Welded seams for a complete waterproof and durable design Light Chemical Resistance ANSI 107-2004 Compliant Design Durable 3M Scotchlite Reflective Trim Economical Available in or WorkChoice

21. Rainwear Features and Options Flexible customizing ability for customer specialized needs. Expanded sizing for longs and talls. Jacket and pants sold separate for better fit. Product branding available. Digitalized mastered sizing patterns. Made in USA

22. Wear Test Evaluation Program NASCO offers a 60 day “Wear Test Program” to make sure our rainwear meets your needs. Contact NASCO for details. www.nascoinc.com 800-767-4288