Milwaukee Tool 48-73-5176 Hi-vis Safety Vest Class 2

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-73-5176 is a high visibility safety vest designed for jobsite use in environments where worker visibility is a critical safety requirement. Rated to ANSI Type R Class 2 standards, this vest provides the minimum level of background and retroreflective material required for workers exposed to traffic or equipment operating at higher speeds. It features a zipper closure for a secure fit and incorporates gray retroreflective striping against an orange background. Available in a Large/X-Large size, it suits a wide range of workers in construction, utilities, and general contracting roles.

This vest is suited for outdoor and roadside worksites where ANSI/ISEA 107 Class 2 compliance is required or mandated by site safety plans. Typical applications include road construction, utility maintenance, survey work, and general contractors working near vehicle traffic. The orange body material and gray stripe configuration meet visibility requirements during daytime conditions as specified under ANSI Type R Class 2. It is worn by crew members, supervisors, and inspectors across construction and infrastructure trades.

Key Features

• ANSI Type R Class 2 rated for compliance with high-visibility safety requirements
• Orange background material with gray retroreflective striping
• Zipper closure for secure and adjustable fit
• Large/X-Large sizing accommodates a broad range of workers
• Lightweight construction at 0.75 pounds for extended wear comfort

Compatibility

Designed as an ANSI Type R Class 2 compliant high visibility vest suitable for general jobsite and roadside work applications requiring Class 2 PPE.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to don this vest. Inspect the vest before each use for tears, fading, or damage to reflective striping that may compromise visibility compliance. Replace the vest if retroreflective material is worn, soiled beyond cleaning, or if background fabric no longer meets color brightness requirements. Site safety officers should verify PPE requirements against applicable OSHA standards and project safety plans before issuing or wearing high-visibility garments.