Women’s hi-vis hazardwear
Published: 08 June, 2016
ARCO, a leading UK safety company, says it is set to debut the industry’s first ever full range of women’s hi-vis hazardwear at Safety & Health Expo 2016 (stand M2050-M2100). Models will take to the runway donning garments specifically contoured to both fit the female form, and keep women safe at work with meticulously specified and placed reflective bands around the chest, arms or legs.
Arco says visitors to its stand will discover the company’s latest advancements in safety services, such as specialist mortal risk areas including working at height and confined spaces. The company’s award-winning mobile confined spaces training unit will also be on the stand, and experts will be on hand to answer questions and offer advice.
Arco reports it is the first safety distributor to have its own, in-house, UKAS and SATRA independently accredited Product Assurance Laboratory.
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