NFPA 2112-Certified Styles

We have the NFPA 2112-certified garments you need, with 64 new styles just added.

Workrite has been certifying garments to NFPA 2112 for over a decade to meet the demands of our oil & gas customers who wanted to be sure their garments used all FR components and thread, in addition to meeting other key specifications required for certification at the garment level. We have now added additional styles to our list, including FR cotton-based workwear and non-insulated jackets.

View a complete listing of Workrite certified garments by style.

See a review of the benefits of NFPA 2112 certification in our NFPA 2112 Brochure.

Evaluation Basics Video

With all the choices out there, developing a flame-resistant garment program is both challenging and expensive.

"FR Evaluation Basics" will help ensure that you know the truth about the FR apparel you may be considering.

How much do you really know about flame-resistant apparel? Our video "FR Evaluation Basics" may surprise you. It discusses three key areas of consideration when evaluating FR garments—protection, comfort and value. You’ll learn about features that offer longer wear life, a key consideration when evaluating a fabrics' ability to deliver long-term protection; fabric comfort and proper sizing; and the total cost of ownership of FR clothing.

Meeting minimum industry standards may not be enough to ensure long-term employee protection. There are a lot of suppliers out there entering the FR arena; this video will give you important questions to ask both clothing manufacturers and suppliers regarding the integrity of the flame-resistant protection their garments are providing.

2013 Edition of NFPA 654

NFPA 654 is an active standard with a new edition published in 2013, with changes for improving its effectiveness. Included in the new edition are sections requiring the use of FR clothing, meeting NFPA 2112, for all workers exposed to possible flash fire hazards due to dust explosions. Section 6.1.1.10 states “Personnel exposed to a dust flash fire hazard shall be protected in accordance with 11.2.2.” Section 11.2.2 then states “Operating and maintenance procedures shall address personal protective equipment (PPE), including flame-resistant garments, in accordance with the workplace hazard assessment required by NFPA 2113…” .

If you have any further questions about NFPA 654 and the 2013 changes, please contact Technical Manager, Mark Saner. msaner@workrite.com

Published Magazine Articles — Workrite's Voice in the Industry

Our blog contains the most recent publications by Workrite staff and executives on the basics and value of FR, new standards and laws, safety tips and more.

View our articles featured in some of the industry's most recognizable and important publications.

40th Anniversary Announcements

Thank you for counting on Workrite to meet your FR needs for 40 years.

Workrite has a long history in the FR marketplace, starting with our very first Nomex® coverall in 1973. For over four decades, we've focused solely on developing and delivering the very best in quality flame-resistant clothing. Some of the largest users of FR clothing count on Workrite and have for decades. We’d like our next new customer to be you.

40 Years of Workrite