Rift Two Tone Hi-Vis Jacket

Yes. The Rift Two Tone 3/4 Jacket is designed for higher‑risk industrial work because it meets multiple certified standards: ISO 20471:2013+A1:2016 Class 3 for high visibility, EN ISO 14116:2015 Limited Flame Spread Index 1 for flame resistance, and EN1149-5:2018 for anti-static performance. It also offers practical protection with a waterproof, breathable construction (EN 343:2019 Class 3/1), a storm flap over the front zip, adjustable cuffs and a detachable hood. Workers who benefit most are those in energy, utility, petrochemical, or heavy industry environments where visibility, reduced flammability and static control are required by workplace risk assessments. For full safety compliance, confirm the jacket’s standards against your employer’s PPE specification and note that this garment is for limited flame spread and anti-static protection, not a dedicated arc‑flash or molten metal suit.

Yes. The Rift Two Tone 3/4 Jacket is built to maintain visibility and weather protection over long shifts: it is certified ISO 20471:2013+A1:2016 Class 3 for high visibility and uses high‑contrast two‑tone colouring, and its fabric is waterproof and breathable with EN 343:2019 water penetration Class 3 and vapour resistance Class 1. Practical features that aid long shifts include a detachable hood, storm flap over the zip, adjustable cuffs and bellows pockets with handwarmers for comfort and storage. This makes the jacket especially suitable for night or roadside work, outdoor maintenance, and construction crews working in wet or low‑light conditions. Keep in mind that visibility works best combined with proper site lighting and other required PPE such as helmets and reflective accessories where applicable.

It provides certified protection against limited flame spread and has anti‑static properties. The jacket’s fabric is flame retardant and meets EN ISO 14116:2015 Limited Flame Spread Index 1, while electrostatic risks are addressed by meeting EN1149-5:2018 (EN 1149-3) requirements. These standards indicate the material resists ignition and helps prevent dangerous static build‑up. The hooded, waterproof design with secure closures also reduces the chance of sparks reaching underlying clothing. This jacket is best for workers in environments with occasional ignition risks and where static control is required, such as oil and gas sites, petrochemical plants, and certain maintenance roles. It is not a substitute for specialized arc‑flash or high‑heat PPE; check specific task hazards and employer PPE rules before relying on it for extreme thermal exposures.