EN ISO Standards
In today’s workplace, safety is of the utmost importance. To ensure worker safety and prevent accidents, international standards have been established to regulate the quality and performance of personal protective equipment (PPE), workwear, and safe work practices. These standards, known as EN ISO standards, were developed by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) to provide a harmonized framework for the protection of workers across various industries.
EN ISO standards are essential for ensuring the conformity of products and services related to worker health and safety. They provide guidelines and specifications for the development, production, testing, and certification of personal protective equipment and workwear. This includes a wide range of items, such as safety helmets, hearing protection, respiratory protection, safety goggles, gloves, safety footwear, and high-visibility clothing.
These standards apply not only to manufacturers but also to employers and employees, as they are responsible for ensuring that the PPE and workwear used meet the required standards. This helps create a safe and healthy work environment and minimizes potential risks and hazards.
If you have any questions about EN ISO standards, the appropriate personal protective equipment or workwear for your specific work environment, or how to comply with the required standards, please contact one of All Safety’s expert advisors.
| EN 1149 Antistatic clothing |
IEC 61482 Electrical arc |
EN 14058 Cold conditions |
EN 343 Rain & wet conditions |
| EN 13034 Liquid chemicals |
EN 14404 |
EN ISO 11611 |
EN ISO 11612 Flame-retardant clothing |
| EN ISO 20471 High visibility |
EN 388 |
EN 407 Protective gloves against thermal risks |