Women’s Heavy Duty Surveyors Vest

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Model# KSS502

The Women’s Heavy-Duty Surveyor’s Safety Vest includes plenty of pockets, a padded neck, and an adjustable waist.
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Women’s Heavy-Duty Surveyors Safety Vest

Bulky, boxy safety vests can present a hazard to women in the field. This surveyor’s vest features a better fit with all the functionality necessary for the job. It’s high-quality, highvisibility, and heavy-duty for daily use.

 

 

Comfortable, Durable, & Adjustable for the Perfect Fit

 

  

Mesh back for airflow maintains comfort during strenuous shifts or warm temps

  

  

Heavy-duty black bottom option to help keep a clean, professional appearance

  

  

Durable webbing reinforcement down front of zipper for wear resistance

  

  

Padded neck prevents pain or chafing when vest is weighed down

  

  

2” wide high-performance reflective material with 3” contrast

  

  

ANSI 107 Type R

  

  

Class 2 Compliant

  

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Quality Safety Wear for Women on a Mission

Choose a surveyor’s safety vest with pockets, pouches, and compartments for credentials, tools, and documentation. From reinforced zippers to highperformance reflective material, every square centimeter of this safety vest puts in the work.

 

 

PRO TIP:
Class 2 Compliant Safety Vests for Industry Pros

Class 2 vests are designed to provide high visibility in low light conditions, as well as areas where traffic may surpass 25 mph. The Women’s Heavy Duty Surveyors Safety Vest is an excellent choice for:

Construction Supervisors | Land Surveyors | Public Safety | Investigators | Emergency Responders.

 

 

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Traffic Safety Compliance Saves Lives. SONCO Can Help.

According to the National Safety Council (NSC), 2020 marked a 16-year high in work-zone crashes. The year saw 102,000 accidents, which claimed the lives of 857 people and injured an additional 44,240.

Traffic Signs And Safety at Your Work Zone | 7 Expert Tips

The Safety Standards for Signs, Signals, and Barricades as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) offers extensively detailed guidance on best practice for traffic signs and safety at work zones.

 

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