Hi Vis & FR Safety Apparel for Pipeline Construction Crews

Seen along the right-of-way, at the ditch and on the spread.

Pipeline crews work long days along remote rights-of-way, beside sidebooms, excavators and welding rigs, through heat, mud and cold. Many oil and gas sites also call for flame-resistant clothing. We outfit pipeline contractors with hi vis shirts and vests, FR-treated options, rain gear and hard hats, all decorated with your company logo.

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What to look for in pipeline hi vis

  • Class 2 or Class 3 around equipment. Sleeved Class 3 shirts and vests give the most visible outline around sidebooms, excavators and haul trucks, and on road crossings.
  • FR where the site requires it. Standard polyester hi vis isn't flame resistant. On sites with flash-fire or hot-work hazards, choose FR-treated or dual-certified AR/FR garments. Your hazard assessment decides.
  • Sun protection for long days. Long-sleeve shirts with UPF 50+ for open right-of-way work.
  • Pockets for inspectors. Multi-pocket surveyor vests for inspectors, surveyors and foremen.

Your company's and your operator's safety rules always come first. New to ANSI ratings? Read ANSI Made Easy.

A pipeline kit to start from

  • Everyday shirts: the 313-1390B Class 3 long-sleeve tee with UPF 50+ and a black bottom front, or the 313-1300 Class 3 long-sleeve tee.
  • FR vests: the 305-HSVPFR Class 3 FR-treated two-tone mesh vest or the 305-5PVFR Class 2 FR-treated breakaway vest.
  • Arc-rated / FR pants: Bisley 385MFRCP dual-certified AR/FR ripstop cargo pants.
  • Inspectors and surveyors: the 302-0505 eleven-pocket breakaway surveyors vest.
  • Rain and cold: the 4530SE Class 3 FR-treated two-piece rain suit and the 333-1762 Class 3 bomber with zip-out fleece liner.
  • Head protection: the 280-HP642RV vented full-brim hard hat.

FR hi vis · Arc-rated apparel · Surveyor vests · Rain gear · Hard hats

Worker in an orange hi vis long-sleeve shirt decorated with a company logo on the chest

Your crew, your brand

We decorate in-house, so every worker on the spread shows who they work for: your logo on the chest, the company name or a role such as INSPECTOR or FOREMAN across the back, and matching logos across shirts, vests and outerwear. Decoration on FR garments has to keep the garment's rating intact, so we confirm the method for each style before quoting. See our decoration and branding options.

Ordering for a spread or several

  • Decorated orders: 12-piece minimum per design.
  • Turnaround: blank (undecorated) orders ship in 3–5 days; decorated orders take about 15 days. Fall and winter are our busiest season, so order early.
  • Sizes for the whole crew: select styles run up to 9X, with tall sizes and women's fits on some styles.
  • Multiple jobs, one price list: a national account or employee store keeps approved gear and pricing the same on every project.
  • Purchasing: open accounts are available to established accounts by approval.

General contractor? See our main construction page.

Pipeline hi vis FAQ

Is regular hi vis flame resistant?

No. Standard polyester hi vis is not flame resistant. If your operator or site requires FR, choose FR-treated or dual-certified AR/FR garments. Shop FR hi vis.

Can you put our logo on FR garments?

Yes, once we confirm a decoration method that keeps the garment's rating intact. Ask for a quote.

Can you ship to a job site?

Yes. Orders can ship to your yard, office or project location.

How long do orders take?

Decorated orders take about 15 days, and blank (undecorated) orders ship in 3–5 days. Fall and winter are our busiest season, so order early.