Hi-vis clothing is used to keep workers safe by increasing their visibility in hazardous environments. It combines bright, fluorescent colours for daylight and reflective strips for dark environments to help workers stand out to vehicle operators, reducing the risks of accidents and collisions.

All hi-vis clothing falls into one of three hi-vis classes as defined by the European standard EN ISO 20471. Each class indicates a different level of protection based on the minimum surface area of fluorescent and reflective materials.

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In today’s evolving workplace, the question of whether employees should wear uniforms is still hotly debated. Many industries, like hospitality, law enforcement and healthcare, have long since adopted uniforms as part of their standard operations. The reason for this goes beyond just aesthetics. Keep reading this blog to find out what purposes uniforms serve in the workplace and why you should consider introducing staff uniforms for your company.

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