Program services
Our service model is built for teams that need durable gear, clear documentation, and a less frustrating path from risk assessment to seasonal replenishment.
Carhartt does not replace your qualified safety professional. Instead, we help translate your job roles, climate, visibility needs, and footwear requirements into a quote package your buyers and supervisors can review together.
We sort workers by exposure: road flagging, equipment operation, warehouse loading, welding support, yard work, and cold-weather outdoor duty. Each role receives a short kit note with visibility class, garment type, and footwear needs.
Programs include size-run guidance, swap windows, and separate notes for boots, bibs, and outerwear. That helps reduce returns and avoids forcing workers into uncomfortable PPE that ends up unused.
For applicable items, quote notes can reference ANSI/ISEA 107 Class 2 or Class 3, NFPA 2112 garment needs, ATPV ranges, and ASTM F2413 I/75 C/75 footwear language so approvals move faster.
Send us your crew count, location, shift timing, and main hazards. We look for practical differences such as night road exposure, cold storage work, oil and mud, or electrical-adjacent tasks.
We align hi-vis layers and footwear with the two approved site categories, then flag where your team may need extra review from a competent safety person or EHS lead.
Your quote shows quantities, sizes, replenishment options, and documentation language. We avoid absolute safety promises and keep every recommendation tied to the environment you described.
After the first order, we help adjust size curves, seasonal layers, and standard colors so the next purchase is quicker and easier for both procurement and supervisors.
Start with a crew list
Include headcount, work environment, needed delivery month, and any standards your company already references. A Carhartt specialist will respond with a practical route for hi-vis workwear, FR layers, and safety footwear.