EASTERN TRAFFIC SAFETY MATERIALS, INC.
2050 Veterans Memorial Highway
Austell, GA 30168
Phone: 678-945-0480 / 800-428-0669
Fax: 678-945-0409
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Back Support Belts
Barricade Lights
Batteries
Construction Barrels
Construction Signs
Delineators
Ear Protection
Fall Protection
Face Shield
First Aid Kit
Flagger's Ribbon
Flashlights
Gloves
Hard Hats
Hwy Warning Triangles
Marking Paint
Parking Signs
Pavement Markers
Rain Suits
Safety Fence
Safety Glasses
Safety Vest
Sandbags
Sign Posts
Sign Stands
Thermoplastic Markers
Traffic Cones
Vehicle Safety
Warning Flags
Wheel Chock

Safety Vests Embroidery and stenciling available.
- Economy Orange mesh vest, 1" reflective, Velcro front closure, elastic sides
- Economy Lime mesh vest, 1" reflective, Velcro front closure, elastic sides
- ANSI class II Lime Mesh vest, 2" orange reflective trim, zipper and 5 pockets
ANSI 107-2004
NEW ANSI 107 STANDARDS EXPLAINED

PERFORMANCE LEVEL 1 (CLASS 1) TYPICAL
SCENARIO A:
For occupational activities that permit the worker:
- Full and undivided attention to approaching traffic
- Plenty of seperation between the pedestrian worker and the conflicting vehicle traffic
- Opitimun visibility in uncomplicated backgrounds where vehicle and moving equipment speeds do not exceed 25 MPH.

PERFORMANCE LEVEL 2 (CLASS 2) TYPICAL
SCENERIO B:
For occupational activities where the risk levels exceed those in Scenario A:
- Greater visibility is desired during bad weather
- There are complicated backgrounds
- Employees are performing tasks that draw their attention away from approaching vehicle traffic
- Vehicle or moving equipment speeds exceed those in Scenario A
- Work activities take place closer to vehicle traffic.

PERFORMANCE LEVEL 3 (CLASS 3) TYPICAL
SCENARIO C:
For occupational activities where the risk levels exceed those in Scenario B:
- Workers are exposed to much higher vehicle speeds and/or reduced sight distances
- The worker and vehicle operator have high task loads, clearly placing the worker in danger
- The wearer must be visible through the full range of bady motions at a minimum of 1280 feet, and must be identifiable as a person.