Construction
Hard hat, hi-vis outerwear, gloves, safety footwear, and weather layers for mixed exterior work.
OSHA 1910 / 1926 aligned planning
ANSI/ISEA 107-2020
ASTM F2413 footwear language
NFPA 2112 garment questions
Six common workplace packages
Choose by crew environment
Each workplace package is written as a starting point. Final selection should reflect your hazard assessment, local rules, and internal EHS requirements.
Manufacturing and Welding
FR shirts, rugged pants, eye protection, hand protection, and ASTM footwear for shop-floor tasks.
Oil, Gas, and Mining
FR hi-vis layers, safety boots, gloves, and documented review points for gas detection and confined work.
Utilities and Electrical
High-visibility layers, weather protection, footwear, and employer-led review for arc-rated needs.
Transportation and Response
Class 2 or Class 3 visibility planning, rainwear, boots, and fast replenishment for field teams.
Food and Pharma Support
Slip-resistant footwear, cleanable outer layers, gloves, and color-controlled garment programs.
Workplace-Specific Risk Matrix
This matrix shows how Carhartt organizes early program discussions. It is not a substitute for your site hazard assessment, but it helps stakeholders ask better questions before they buy.
| Workplace | Primary hazards | OSHA/EN references | Recommended PPE bundle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Road maintenance | Vehicle visibility, weather, uneven surfaces | OSHA 1926 Subpart G, ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 | Class 3 jacket, hi-vis hoodie, waterproof boots, gloves |
| Warehouse loading | Forklift traffic, wet floors, repetitive walking | OSHA walking-working surfaces, ASTM F2413 | Hi-vis vest, slip-resistant safety footwear, abrasion gloves |
| Fabrication shop | Sparks, metal edges, impact, foot crush | ANSI Z87.1+, ANSI/ISEA 105, ASTM F2413 | FR shirt, cut-resistant gloves, safety glasses, steel toe boots |
| Utility field work | Weather, low light, energized-adjacent tasks | NFPA 70E employer program review, ANSI/ISEA 107 | Hi-vis outerwear, arc-rated review, EH footwear question set |
Selected Customer Engagements
Regional paving contractor
A growing contractor needed a simpler way to buy seasonal hi-vis layers for day and night crews. The Carhartt program draft separated Class 2 shirts, Class 3 outerwear, rainwear, and boot options by crew role and weather window.
Distribution network
A warehouse group wanted fewer footwear returns. We helped define toe type, slip-resistance questions, size-run planning, and a reorder process for new hires across multiple locations.
Municipal maintenance team
A public works team needed durable gear for roads, parks, and utility support. The quote package grouped visibility, cold-weather protection, and footwear notes so supervisors could approve by task group.
Standards mapped by workplace
Carhartt program language uses standards carefully. OSHA is referenced for workplace compliance duties, not as a product approval body. Product notes focus on applicable consensus standards and documented product features.
ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 visibility classes
ASTM F2413-2018 or newer footwear performance language
NFPA 2112 garment questions where FR apparel is required
ANSI/ISEA 105 hand protection levels for glove add-ons
Map your workplace package with Carhartt
Send the work areas, main hazards, climate conditions, and headcount. We will help you organize a starter program for hi-vis workwear and safety footwear that your internal EHS team can review.