Extended Use Disposable GlovesGrippaz™ Skins67-246
Extended Use Disposable GlovesGrippaz™ Skins67-256
Hi Performance GloveBoss® 9916
Extended Use Disposable GlovesGrippaz™ Food Plus67-308
Cut Resistant GlovesATG® MaxiCut® Ultra™44-3745
Ear PlugsPIP® Mega Bullet™267-HPF210C
Evaporative CoolingPIP® EZ-Cool®396-602
Cut Resistant GlovesATG® MaxiFlex® Cut™34-8743
Evaporative CoolingPIP® EZ-Cool® Max391-EZ275
Heated ApparelBoss® Therm™300-HV100
Heated ApparelBoss® Therm™300-HV100
Evaporative CoolingPIP® EZ-Cool® Max396-EZ900
Power transmission plays a vital role in ensuring electricity reaches homes and businesses across vast distances. However, it comes with significant risks. Workers who maintain power lines and substations face constant exposure to high-voltage electrical systems, heavy equipment, and hazardous work environments. Read more »
Personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential in reducing the risks associated with this challenging industry. Workers must wear insulated gloves, rubber mats, and rubber sleeves to protect against electrical shocks when working near live wires. In situations where arc flash is a risk, arc flash suits, face shields, and flame-resistant clothing provide critical protection. Additionally, when workers operate in environments where flying debris, falling tools, or accidental head impacts are a threat, advanced head protection—such as impact-resistant helmets—helps protect workers from these hazards.
A little less than 50 linemen lose their lives every year due to fatal work injuries. The number one hazard for any lineman is electrocution and one of their last lines of defense is their PPE. Rubber insulating gloves and sleeves play a critical role in keeping linemen safe.
PIP® addresses your challenges with simple, innovative solutions.
Traverse™ Full Brim is our most advanced safety helmet, featuring Quin Tag technology for fast emergency response, and available with the Mips® brain protection system to help decrease dangerous rotational impact forces. It's designed to perform before, during, and after an incident.
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