Wet concrete is caustic: chemical-resistant gloves (nitrile or PVC, gauntlet length), rubber boots, knee pads, splash goggles and skin protection matter more than anything else on a pour. Add hearing protection for saws and vibrators, silica-rated respirators (N95 minimum; P100 or supplied air for cutting and grinding under OSHA 1926.1153) and hi-vis for roadway work.
Finders for this trade
Each finder lists every product we carry in that family with the ratings as the manufacturer publishes them, and starts with a "what is the job" pick.
- Chemical Gloves by Material
- Respirators by NIOSH Class
- Eye Protection by Rating
- Hearing Protection by NRR
- Hi-Vis Clothing by Class
- Gloves by Cut Level and Coating
Guides
Plain-words answers with the standard cited, and the products that carry the rating under each.
- Respirators for silica dust: what the silica standard requires
- What do chemical splash goggles protect against? The D3 rating explained
- What do N95, N99, N100, R95, P95 and P100 mean? The NIOSH filter classes explained
Shop
Hand Protection Foot Protection Ergonomic Protection Eye Protection Respiratory Protection Hi-Vis Apparel Concrete & Masonry Tools
Ordering
Card, purchase order or invoice terms; agencies and institutions welcome. Email a list of item numbers and quantities to cs@bayshoresafety.com, see how to buy, or call (925) 215-7337, Monday to Friday 7:30 am to 4:00 pm Pacific. We sell nationwide.