Viking 3907FRJ-M Fr Rain Jacket Medium Black 40 Inch Chest

Product Description

The VIKING 3907FRJ-M is a flame-resistant, wind-resistant rain jacket designed for trade professionals working in hazardous or outdoor environments. Built from trilobal rip-stop polyester, this jacket meets ASTM F2302-08 and CSA Z96-09 Class 1, Level FR certification standards, making it suitable for job sites where arc flash or flash fire exposure is a concern. The size medium shell fits a 40-inch chest and features a full-length zipper closure, two exterior pockets, and a detachable hood. At 2.75 pounds, it provides substantial protection without excessive bulk. Electricians, utility workers, and industrial tradespeople working under FR clothing mandates will find this jacket a compliant outer layer.

This jacket is intended for medium-duty outdoor work environments where rain, wind, and flame-hazard exposure occur simultaneously. It is well suited for electrical utility work, oil and gas field service, industrial maintenance, and similar trades that require FR-rated outerwear over base layers. The detachable hood adds versatility for varying weather conditions, and the rip-stop construction resists tearing under demanding physical work. The black colorway meets general workwear standards and does not display high-visibility markings, so it is not intended to serve as a standalone hi-vis garment.

Key Features

• Flame-resistant and wind-resistant trilobal rip-stop polyester construction
• Certified to ASTM F2302-08 and CSA Z96-09 Class 1, Level FR standards
• Detachable hood for adaptable weather protection
• Full-length zipper closure with 2 exterior pockets
• Size medium cut for a 40-inch chest
• Lightweight at 2.75 pounds for extended wear comfort

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style FR outerwear jacket for trade professionals requiring ASTM F2302-08 and CSA Z96-09 Class 1, Level FR compliant rain protection in size medium.

Installation Notes

FR garments must be laundered and maintained per the manufacturer care instructions to preserve flame-resistant properties. Inspect the jacket before each use for tears, contamination with flammable substances, or compromised closures. FR outerwear should be worn in accordance with the site-specific arc flash or flash fire hazard assessment and applicable NFPA 70E or NFPA 2112 requirements. Do not apply aftermarket treatments, patches, or coatings that are not rated for use on FR garments.