Line crews, refinery and plant workers need arc-rated FR clothing by NFPA 70E category, ASTM D120 rubber insulating gloves with leather protectors, Class E hard hats and arc-rated face protection, multi-gas monitors with H2S and LEL sensors, confined-space entry and rescue gear, hi-vis for roadside work, and the lockout, grounding and hand tools the job calls for. FR rainwear and cold-weather gear keep crews rated in any weather.
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.
- Arc Flash Finder
- Gas Monitors by Gas
- Head Protection by Type and Class
- Hi-Vis Clothing by Class
- Fall Protection by Category
Guides
Plain-words answers with the standard cited, and the products that carry the rating under each.
- What does flame resistant mean, and how is FR clothing different from arc-rated clothing?
- What does Class E mean on hi-vis pants?
- Flame-resistant hi-vis: when you need both ratings
- What does a 4-gas monitor measure, and why those four?
- How to read a gas monitor alarm: low, high, TWA and STEL
- What is an arc rating (ATPV and EBT), and how is it measured?
- Class G, Class E and Class C hard hats: the electrical ratings
- What is LEL, and what does 10 percent LEL mean on a gas monitor?
Shop
Electrical Safety Clothing Protection FR Coveralls and Overalls FR Coats and Jackets FR Rainwear Gas Detection Confined Space Rescue Head Protection Hi-Vis Apparel Hand Protection Oilfield
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.