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Pioneer 4485 "the Defender" Flame Resistant/Arc/Antistatic Safety Waterproof Jacket
Pioneer 4485 "the Defender" Flame Resistant/Arc/Antistatic Safety Waterproof Jacket
- Brand
- PIONEER
- Category
- Work Safety Protective Gear
- SKU
- V2590160-sm
- Model number
- 4485
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The Defender is made from the best combination of fabric available today to keep you dry in harsh weather extremes and protected when working in potentially hazardous work environments.
- Material – Made from the best combination of fabric on the market, "The Defender" Rainwear Jackets are constructed with an FR/ARC tri-laminate material.
- Certifications – The hi-viz jackets meet ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Class 3 Type P and R standards and are CSA Z96-15 Class 2 Level 2 certified - becoming Class 3 when worn with Hi-Viz pant featuring reflective leg bands. The jackets meet CGSB 155.20-2017 Workwear for Protection Against Hydrocarbon Flash Fire – FR Rainwear Standard and have an ARC 2 rating: ATPV 11 cal/cm², EBTAS 19 cal/cm², HAF 73%.
- Design – Designed to provide 4 levels of safety, “The Defender” rainwear jackets are 100% waterproof, meet FR ASTM F1891-19 standard specifications for ARC and flame-resistant rainwear, and provide anti-static protection.
- Pockets – The jackets include multiple pockets to accommodate various small tools with 2 lower pockets with flap closure, 2 pen slots on the right side, 1 concealed chest FR zipper cell pocket on the left side, and a radiophone clip strap.
- Features – Inclusive of a full-front 2-way FR brass zipper with a storm flap, the jackets are designed to provide the ultimate comfort to the user. The stand-up protective collar with the chin guard and the 3-pc multi-adjustable hood makes this rainwear the ideal safety jacket for all your high-visibility rain gear.
High-visibility workwear reference chart
General selection guidance—not a certification or CSA class rating for this product.
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Start with the site and task assessment—not colour, price or vest style alone.
| Site condition | What to check |
|---|---|
| Daylight | Check fluorescent background material and contrast against the actual worksite background. |
| Dawn, dusk, fog or changing light | Review fluorescent and retroreflective features, sightlines, shadows and the worker's orientation to equipment. |
| Darkness or vehicle-light exposure | Check retroreflective material. It returns light toward its source; bright colour alone is not enough in darkness. |
| Moving equipment or changing directions | Check all-around visibility and coverage. Arm and leg stripes can help show movement and direction. |
| Rain, cold or layered PPE | Keep the necessary high-visibility features on the visible outer layer. Trial fit, fastening and movement with normal PPE. |
| Tools, straps, harnesses or logos | Check that equipment and additions do not hide visible areas. Review the finished garment while reaching, bending and climbing. |
| Wear, dirt or contamination | Inspect trim, fabric and closures. Follow the care label and replace worn, badly soiled or contaminated apparel. |
Visibility is one control—not the whole traffic plan
Use separation, pedestrian routes, lighting and traffic controls alongside apparel.
General selection guidance—not a CSA class chart or certification of this product. Confirm applicable site requirements, product documentation and manufacturer instructions. High visibility does not replace protection from other hazards.
General selection guidance—not a CSA class chart or certification of this product. Confirm applicable site requirements, product documentation and manufacturer instructions. High visibility does not replace protection from other hazards.
