Rain Wear

No. Non-FR rain gear can ignite or melt over FR clothing and cause severe burns, even if the FR layer underneath stays intact. NFPA 70E requires every layer in an arc flash environment to be non-melting. Wear FR rain gear as your outer layer.

Look for NFPA 2112 (flash fire), NFPA 70E and ASTM F1891 (arc rating), and ANSI/ISEA 107 (high visibility). Your site's hazard assessment decides which ones you need.

Workers who face fire or arc hazards and rain at the same time need it. That includes electrical utility crews, oil and gas, refinery, petrochemical and welding workers. If your job has no thermal hazard, standard rain gear may be enough.

Yes, the collection includes a Men's Yellow Hi-Vis Rain Jacket and a Yellow Hi-Vis Rain Bib Overall with reflective trim. Navy jackets, dusters and pants are also available.

Choose a rain jacket for light, easy movement and a rain duster for longer coverage. Add rain pants or a bib overall for full-body protection. Pick the insulated jacket, duster or pants for cold, wet weather.

FR rain gear in the USA typically costs from about $110 to over $380, depending on rating, insulation and brand. Forge FR rain wear ranges from $113.75 (rain pant) to $329.75 (insulated duster). Bulk and wholesale pricing is available for crews.