What is the difference between NFPA® 2112 and 2113?
A: In short: NFPA® 2112 is the standard for manufacturers that specifices garment performance requirements. NFPA® 2113 is the standard for safety professionals that explains the hazard assessment, garment selection, care, and maintenance.
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NFPA® 2113 Question and Answer Sheet
This question and answer sheet is your quick reference for the basics on NFPA 2113, featuring some commonly-asked questions. Read on to learn more.
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Know Your Hazards
A: A flash fire is a rapid moving flame front that can be caused by a diffuse fuel, such as dust, gas, or the vapors of an ignitable liquid, without the production of damaging pressure.
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70E Made 70 Easy
More and more General Industry safety managers are looking to get their teams who work on energized electric systems into arc-rated protection. So, we took the extra effort to film a deep dive into the relevant standard, NFPA® 70E. Follow our Sr. Technical Training Manager, Derek Sang, as he covers it all, from what to who to how—and even the “why” of choosing a daily wear approach.
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