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Helly Hansen flame retardant workwear for your job

Choose Helly Hansen flame retardant clothing according to your workplace risk assessment, not appearance alone. Check each garment’s listed standards: EN ISO 11612 covers protection against heat and flame, while IEC 61482-2 addresses electric arc hazards. These protections are not interchangeable. Explore Helly Hansen Workwear to compare the wider range.

Check fit and compatibility across your outfit

Helly Hansen flame retardant garments should allow you to bend, reach and kneel without leaving gaps in coverage. Check sizing and any instructions for wearing garments together. When comparing Helly Hansen work trousers and Helly Hansen footwear, verify each item’s protection separately; the brand name alone does not establish suitability for flame-related hazards.

Choose outer layers without compromising protection

Helly Hansen flame retardant clothing needs compatible outer layers in wet or cold conditions. Compare Helly Hansen rain jackets and Helly Hansen winter jackets, but do not assume weather protection includes flame resistance. Follow garment instructions for layering, washing and repairs, and inspect clothing for damage or contamination before use.

Choose Helly Hansen flame retardant workwear using your workplace risk assessment and required protection standards. Check the individual garment’s certification, protection levels, fit and wearing instructions before buying. Ask your employer or safety adviser if you are unsure which requirements apply.
Do not assume Helly Hansen flame retardant clothing provides electric arc protection unless the individual garment lists the relevant certification and protection level. EN ISO 11612 addresses heat and flame, while IEC 61482-2 addresses the thermal hazards of an electric arc. Select protection appropriate to the assessed risk.
A regular rain jacket should not be assumed suitable over Helly Hansen flame retardant workwear in a flame-risk environment. Outer layers must meet the workplace’s protection requirements and be compatible with the protective clothing underneath. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and your employer’s safety guidance.