Safety During Pregnancy Requires a proper fit
✓ Maintains proper fit throughout pregnancy
✓ ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Class 2 Type R compliant
✓ Designed for integration into existing PPE programs
most PPE programs were not built for pregnancy
Sizing-up standard PPE is currently the industry standard for addressing pregnancy on industrial jobsites.
- Most safety programs have no answer for maternity PPE fit failure.
- When fit changes, the common workaround is to size up. That maintains visibility—but not fit.
- Excess fabric can reduce mobility and create caught-in hazards.
- Discomfort drives informal modifications.
When the garment doesn't work, workers find a way around it — and that workaround becomes your liability.
The result isn’t non-compliance on paper—
It’s risk in practice.
Industry Standard
Standard Unisex Garment (Sized-up to accommodate pregnancy)
- Visibility classification may remain compliant
- Excess fabric reduces mobility
- Adds unnecessary bulk on the job
- Increases garment volume — not proper fit
- Does not address changing body geometry
Compliant Fit
Purpose-built Maternity-Fit PPE
✓ Designed to maintain proper fit as pregnancy progresses
✓ Supports mobility without excess fabric
✓ Reduces bulk compared to sized-up garments
✓ Maintains functional movement on the job
✓ Meets ANSI visibility requirements
✓ Maintains a clean, professional appearance
Proper Fit Is an OSHA Requirement. A Workaround Is Not Compliance.
- OSHA mandates properly fitting PPE for all recognized hazards.
- Pregnancy is a physical change that affects fit — and fit affects protection.
- Working around by sizing-up creates new hazards—and turns standard PPE into a non-compliant solution.
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If you are responsible for PPE compliance, safety program oversight, or workforce risk management, maternity fit should be evaluated as part of your high-visibility program.
Integration aligns with existing ANSI classifications and does not require restructuring established safety protocols.
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