| Saturday, August 12, 2017 |
If you work with electricity, natural gas, or oil and gasoline products, chances are you are required to wear flame resistant (FR) clothing. Other industries where you are handling explosives or working with fire are also likely to require FR garments as part of the uniform. Some companies provide OSHA-approved FR clothing for employees who are required to wear it. More often than not, though, you are responsible for buying your own. Unfortunately, clothing that meets industry standards is not...