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BAGS & BUCKETS \\ EQUIPMENT BAGS ARSENAL 5005 LARGE F & R GEAR BAG 30” L, 15” W, 15” H. 1,000 D nylon. Double-coated polyurethane. Maltese cross heavy duty #10 zippers. 2” webbing handle and shoulder straps. Grab `n Go pull strap and removable shoulder strap. 13305 - $66.99 FOX OUTDOOR JUMBO GEAR BAG / BACKPACK 35” L, 13” W, 14” H. Rugged tactical polyester. (4) interior mesh pockets. Concealed shoulder straps. (2) end pockets with fitted storm flaps and zippered closure. 54-697 Army digital - $63.99 54-690 Olive drab - $63.99 54-691 Black - $63.99 ARSENAL 5020 DUFFEL BAG 28.5” L, 13” W, 13” H. 600 D polyester with PVC backing. Heavy-duty ribbed straps top and side. #8 zippers. (2) end zipper pockets. Available in black and red. 13320 S - $22.99 13321 M - $24.99 13322 L - $28.99 PMI RIGGERS BAG 24” L, 11” W, 12” H. Jumbo main compartment. (6) zippered compartments. 1,000 D heavy coated Cordura. Detachable shoulder strap. Padded handles. Clear ID holder. RB44031 - $96.00 ARSENAL WATER RESISTANT DUFFEL Water resistant tarpaulin material with 1,000 D polyester mesh. Shoulder straps configured to carry as duffel or backpack. Open design for maximum storage capacity. Interior mesh pocket under flap. (4) compression straps and (2) haul handles. ID and document pockets on top of bag. 5030S S (24” L, 15” W, 15” H) - $92.99 5030M M (28” L, 17” W, 17” H) - $103.99 5030L L (32” L, 19” W, 19” H) - $124.99 KLEIN TOOLS EXTRA-LARGE GEAR BAG 24” L, 10” W, 18” H. Orange vinyl-coated nylon fabric bag. Bottom reinforced with 1/4” (6 mm) plywood. Nylon-web handles extend around bag for extra support. Extra flap for storm protection. 5180 - $116.99 KLEIN TOOLS TRADESMAN PRO EXTREME BAG 17.5” L, 14” W, 10” H. 78 pockets for extreme tool storage. Lock bars keep bag propped open. Hard molded pocket protects tools, meters and tech devices. Wide center with removable pockets for easy access to tools. Fully molded bottom protects from the elements. 1,680 D ballistic weave for durability. 5541718-14 - $170.99 140 <strong>GME</strong>SUPPLY.COM KLEIN TOOLS PRO ORGANIZER BACKPACK 14” L, 7” W, 18” H. 39 pockets for tool storage. Hard molded front pocket protects safety glasses. Front zipper pocket for small parts and tools. Taller bag and interior pockets allow for long screwdrivers. Fully molded bottom protects from elements. Orange interior for easy tool visibility. 1,680 D ballistic weave for durability. Shoulder straps with extra padding and handles for easy carrying. 55421BP14 Black - $96.99 55421BP14CAMO Camo - $99.99 ARSENAL LARGE WHEELED GEAR BAG 30” L, 14” W, 14” H. 600 D polyester main material. 1680 D polyester base. Molded wheels for safe and easy transport. (3) removable internal dividers for organization. Molded retractable pull handle. Padded and adjustable shoulder strap. Heavy-gauge nylon stitching and heavy-duty zippers. Material backing provides water protection. 5120 - $122.99
SAFETY HELMETS 101 OSHA states that a safety helmet must be worn “when working in areas where there is potential for injury to the head from falling objects.” Hard hats must also be worn in areas where there’s a risk of exposure to electrical conductors that can potentially contact the head. In these situations, specially designed helmets must be used. HARD HAT TYPES TYPE I: Type I hard hats are intended to reduce forces of impact from a blow to the top of the head. These are the most common helmet on the jobsite. Type 1 helmets would protect a worker from a dropped hammer or tape measure. TYPE II: Type II hard hats are intended to reduce forces from lateral impact coming from an off-center, side, or top of the head strike. This impact could be from a sharp corner of an I-Beam or swinging structural element of a tower. The sides of these helmets are typically lined with a high-density foam or suspension. LABELING To qualify as an ANSI certified helmet, there must be a legible label inside the helmet which identifies the standards that the hard hat was designed to meet. If your helmet is missing this label or it’s no longer legible, it should be replaced. SERVICE LIFE Hard hats service life starts from the time it was put into service. While there is a date code stamped into the helmet, that is only the date of manufacturing. When a helmet is put into service, it should be documented on the label in the shell of the hard hat. The helmet suspension should be replaced after no more than every 12 months, and the helmet should be replaced after no more than 5 years. These dates are the maximum, and the helmet should be inspected regularly to ensure that it is still safe. If the hard hat has sustained an impact it must be removed from service. Even if there is not visible damage, the materials could have weakened and may no longer provide the safe level of protection required. BAGS & BUCKETS // TOOL POUCHES ELECTRICAL CLASSES CLASS E: Class E hard hats are designed to reduce exposure to high voltage conductors and offer protection up to 20,000 volts. These helmets cannot be vented. Formerly associated with the “Class B” rating, Class E hard hats can also be considered a General, “Class G” hard hat. CLASS G: Class G hard hats are designed to reduce exposure to low voltage conductors. They offer protection up to 2,200 volts. Like Class E helmets, this protection is only for the head. Class G was formerly categorized as “Class A”. CLASS C: Class C hard hats are considered conductive, and they do not provide any electrical protection. These helmets are typically vented, and only protect workers from impacts but do provide workers increased breathability. BEST PRACTICES Suspensions should always be designed by the manufacturer to work with the specific hard hat and should not be modified. Only use the specific suspension when replacing a worn out suspension and install it to the manufacturer’s instructions. This includes installing it backwards so the brim of a helmet can be worn in the back. Although, some manufacturers do offer swing-style suspensions which allow the helmet to be reversed. Do not paint your helmet. Chemicals in the paint can alter and damage the structure of the hard hat and reduce the protection provided. If you’re painting on the jobsite, always clean your helmet according to the manufacturer’s recommendations to remove any chemicals or paint residue that may be present. Pressure sensitive, non-metallic stickers or self-adhesive tape are typically acceptable on most of today’s hard hats. However, you must refer to the manufacturer’s recommendation to verify if they’re allowed on your particular hard hat and for placement guidelines. STANDARDS ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014 This standard provides performance and testing requirements for industrial helmets, commonly known as hard hats. It establishes the types and classes of protective helmets, depending on the type of hazard encountered. NON-VENTED VENTED OSHA 29 CFR 1910.135 Head Protection Requirements and Classifications of Hard Hats and Safety Helmets for general industry workers. OSHA 29 CFR 1926.100 Head Protection Requirements and Classifications for head protection for construction, demolition, and renovation workers. (800) 940-6762 141
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PRODUCT CATALOG VOLUME 19.1 POWERED
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National Association of Tower Erect
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HOW TO TO PROPERLY DON, ADJUST, AND
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FALL PROTECTION ESSENTIALS Raven To
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INNOVATION IN FALL PROTECTION BLACK
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