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1 Personal Protection Equipment 78 Eye Protection 79 Hearing Protection 91 Head & Face Protection 103 Respiratory Protection 111 Hand Protection 121 Body Protection 135 Height Safety 145 The Largest Range of Safety Equipment & Workwear Under One Roof! 77 Your Guide to Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)

2 Your Guide to Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) Your Guide to Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) Having the correct Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is crucial in safeguarding your employees health. Exposure to hazardous substances can cause a range of ailments, in some cases with tragic consequences. PPE should be worn when performing tasks that could be damaging to the worker s health. PPE includes such items as: Eye Protection Wearing the correct protective eye wear decreases risk to the eyes and reduces injuries. Potential hazards which cause eye injuries include ultraviolet and infrared radiation, harmful gasses, vapours & aerosols, dust, chemical splashes and impacting particles. RSEA s safety goggles and spectacles come in multiple shapes, sizes and styles to suit individual needs. Hearing Protection Wearing the correct hearing protection at work is extremely important, as even a few minutes of exposure to noise each day can accumulate and be damaging to your hearing. RSEA s range of earplugs and earmuffs is carefully considered to suit any application. Head & Face Protection Helmets and Face Shields protect against the risk of injury in the workplace that can occur from falling objects, splashes strikes, bumps and electrical hazards. Head protection which meets Australian standards is often mandatory at work sites. RSEA s vast assortment of head protective equipment ensures that you are covered for almost any job. Respiratory Protection Respiratory safety equipment protects the wearer from the risk of inhaling toxic and damaging particles and gas. If these substances enter the body they can be absorbed into the blood stream where they are carried to the vital organs. Different applications require varying types of respiratory protection, such as half face or full face respirators, either with or without air supply. Image Courtesy of Hand Protection Using the correct hand protection can greatly reduce the risk of injury to the hands. In workplaces where the risk of hand injury is present, a risk assessment should be completed to determine the level of hand protection required. RSEA stocks a large range of gloves for a variety of industries and applications. Body Protection Body protection is a varied section of PPE which incorporates equipment that can reduce risk to the body, such as protective coveralls, knee pads, back supports, hydration and welding equipment. Correct use of body protective PPE safeguards employees against workplace related injuries and illnesses. Height Safety A full risk assessment and work method statement should be carried out to determine if there is need for the use of height safety PPE in your workplace. All personnel using PPE at height must be trained in the proper use and limitations of their equipment. RSEA has a large range of height safety equipment to suit any height application. 78 Visit rsea.com.au or Call for All Things Safety!

3 Personal Protection Equipment Eye Protection 80 Polarisation 81 Wavelengths & UV Light 81 Consequences of Visible, U.V. & I.R. Radiation on the Eye 81 Which Lens to Choose? 82 Bollé Safety 83 Uvex 86 Blue Rapta 88 3M 90 Honeywell 90 VISIONSafe 90 The Largest Range of Safety Equipment & Workwear Under One Roof! 79 Australian/New Zealand Eye Protection Standards

4 Australian/New Zealand Eye Protection Standards Australian/New Zealand Eye Protection Standards Wearing the correct protective eyewear for your workplace needs is paramount in decreasing the risk of associated injury. The Australian standards offer advice on the selection, care and use of occupational protective eyewear and are the best source of information to keep your workplace safe. The standards below refer to potential hazards such as ultraviolet radiation, chemical splashing, dust, and harmful gasses or vapours. AS/NZS Recommended Practices for Occupational Eye Protection Standard AS/NZS 1336 details information for the selection, care and use of eye protectors worn in occupational environments to protect the eyes against hazards, such as dust, splashing materials and molten metals, harmful gases, vapours and aerosols, high-intensity radiation generated during welding operations and furnace work. Furthermore this standard details the recommended methods for elimination or control of eye hazards, provides recommendations for the use of eye protectors which comply with the relevant Australian/New Zealand Standards, and contains basic details for the development of eye safety programs. Additional guidance is provided for manufacturers and dispensers of prescription lenses on the requirements for production of prescription personal eye protectors. This Standard addresses hazards arising from normal occupational processes. It does not address hazards resulting from machinery malfunction and misuse. Standards Australia AS/NZS 1336 Recommended practices for occupational eye protection - SAI Global. AS/NZ Personal Eye Protection - Eye and face Protectors for Occupational Eye Protection. The objective of Standard AS/NZ is to provide tests and requirements for eye and face protectors to be used occupationally. Standards Australia AS/NZ Personal eye protection Eye and face protectors for occupational eye protection - SAI Global. AS/NZS Filters for Eye Protectors - Part 1: Filters for Protection Against Radiation Generated in Welding and Allied Operations. This Standard specifies requirements for filters used in eye protectors intended to provide protection against radiation of high intensity emitted during welding and allied operations. Standards Australia AS/NZS Filters for eye protectors Part 1: Filters for protection against radiation generated in welding and allied operations - SAI Global. AS/NZS Filters for Eye Protectors - Part 2: Filters for Protection Against Ultraviolet Radiation. This Standard specifies requirements for filters used in eye protection against ultraviolet radiation. Standards Australia AS/NZS Filters for eye protectors Part 2: Filters for protection against ultraviolet radiation - SAI Global. AS/NZS Filters for Eye Protectors - Part 3: Filters for Protection Against Infra-Red Radiation. The objective of this Standard is to specify the requirements for filters used in eye protection against infra-red radiation. Standards Australia AS/NZS Filters for eye protectors Part 3: Filters for protection against infra-red radiation - SAI Global Visit rsea.com.au or Call for All Things Safety!

5 Polarisation Polarised Lens Light can bounce and reflect off a myriad of surfaces, such as water, snow and the road. Polarising technology removes the glare and the stress it causes to your eyes. The lenses block virtually 99.99% of UVA/ UVB rays, protection that goes well beyond Non Polarised Polarised government and commercial standards. Polarised lenses available In Bollé: Hurricane, Prowler, Phantom, Sidewinder, Lowrider, Hustler, Voodoo & Tracker 2. Wavelengths & UV Light We receive wavelengths through two organs; we see light through our eyes and we capture sound through our ears. From radio waves to gamma rays, wavelengths gradually constrict, causing their frequency to increase and making them consume more and more energy. Hence, waves gradually increase in intensity and therefore are more dangerous for the eyes. The sun emits three types of light waves and without the correct eye protection each in its own way can seriously affect the eye. Ultraviolet Light Rays: 5% of the sun s energy reaches the earth in this form. UV rays (invisible tanning rays) can cause serious damage to the unprotected eye including the development of cataracts and corneal blistering. Infrared Light Rays: 50% of the sun s energy reaches the earth as heat or infrared. Some IR rays will be absorbed by the cornea creating a drying effect an issue of importance to contact lens wearers. Visible Light Rays: 45% of the sun s energy reaches the earth in what the eye perceives as colour. Blue Light waves are the most difficult to see. When the unprotected eye strains to focus on it, all other colours can be distorted. After two to three hours in bright sunlight, eyes can have trouble adjusting to night vision. 10 Gamma X rays UV IR Micro Waves Television Radio Radar NM Complete Spectrum 380 NM 780 NM Visible Spectrum Polarisation, Wavelengths & UV Light The human eye is not able to identify the various elements of a ray - it only sees the results, which are a function of the different wavelengths and their respective light intensity. The human eye can only see wavelengths within the visible spectrum (between 380 and 780 nanometres). Consequences of Visible, U.V. & I.R. Radiation on the Eye Invisible Spectrum - U.V. Visible Spectrum Invisible Spectrum - Infrared - I.R. U.V.C. U.V.B. U.V.A. INDIGO PURPLE BLUE GREEN YELLOW ORANGE RED NEAR INFRARED MIDDLE INFRARED 100 NM 280 NM 315 NM 380 NM 480 NM 500 NM 570 NM 600 NM 650 NM 780 NM 1400 NM Radiation Types Organs Affected Lens Lesions Consequences on Sight UVC 100nm to 280nm Cornea Lesions of the Cornea Conjunctivitis / Partial Blindness UVB 280nm to 315nm Cornea & Lens Premature Aging of the Lens Cataract / Conjunctivitis / Partial Blindness UVA 315nm to 380nm Cornea & Lens Degeneration of the Retina Photoreceivers Cataract / Conjunctivitis / Partial Blindness Blue light 380nm to 780nm Retina Photo Traumatism in the Case of Intense Glare Partial or Total Blindness Visible light 380nm to 780nm Retina Macular Degeneration Visual Complaints / Uneven Perception Near IR 780nm to 1400nm Lens & Retina Lens Opacification Pigmentary Retinitis / Cataract / Blindness Middle IR 1400nm to 2000nm Lens Cataract / Partial Blindness 2000 NM Material courtesy of The Largest Range of Safety Equipment & Workwear Under One Roof! 81

6 Which Lens to Choose? Which Lens to Choose? Specialised Lenses Green Polarised An injection moulded Polarised lens, Green/Grey in colour, providing the ultimate in comfort vision, soothing the eyes against harsh glare and bright sun. It also provides excellent depth and colour perception. Grey Polarised A neutral density Grey lens with a polarising filter, that provides the perfect balance between comfort and protection. It provides true colour definition while fighting harsh glare. Recommended for those working for long hours in high glare, outdoor situations. Contrast A revolutionary, coated gradient tint lens approved for use indoors. Designed to filter more than 30% of Blue light (compared to a Clear lens), which is a factor in eye fatigue and headaches. Also offers excellent colour recognition while improving depth perception and contrast. Twilight A new lens technology developed from our ESP lens, Twilight is a light brown base tinted lens featuring our ALS anti-fog/anti-scratch coating system on both sides. It provides excellent contrast and high definition whilst filtering harmful Blue light. Developed for low light, outdoor use. Brown A neutral density brown lens that provides true colour definition by fighting glare and enhancing colour contrast. Coated with the ALS anti-fog/anti-scratch coating system on both sides. Ideal for all purpose outdoor wear. Brown Polarised A neutral density brown lens that provides true colour definition by fighting glare and enhancing colour contrast. Ideal for all purpose outdoor wear. Recommended for those working for long hours in high glare, outdoor situations. Grey /Green Polarised An injection moulded Polarised lens, Grey/Green in colour offering the ultimate in comfort and protection. Removing harsh glare and the stress it causes to your eyes, this lens offers excellent depth and colour perception. Ideal for everyday, all purpose outdoor wear. Recommended for those working for long hours in high glare, outdoor situations. ALS Lenses (Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch) Flash Lenses Welding Lenses Clear A crystal Clear lens. Approved for use indoors and coated with the ALS anti-fog/anti-scratch coating system on both sides. Amber A high definition lens designed for use in low light situations. Approved for use indoors and coated with the ALS anti-fog/anti-scratch coating system on both sides. Smoke Our standard Smoke lens provides excellent protection against damaging UV rays and glare. Coated with the ALS anti-fog/anti-scratch coating system on both sides. Ideal for everyday, all purpose outdoor wear. Bronze 20% A neutral density brown lens that provides true colour definition by fighting glare and enhancing colour contrast. Coated with the ALS anti-fog/ anti-scratch coating system on both sides. Ideal for all purpose outdoor wear. Smoke/Silver Flash 14% Neutral density Grey lens with metallic Silver mirror finish designed to reflect harmful solar rays before they enter the lens. Provides true colour definition. Ideal for everyday, all purpose outdoor wear. Light Smoke/Silver Flash 29% Medium tint Grey lens. Silver metallic finish. For everyday, all purpose outdoor wear. Ultra Light Smoke/Silver Flash 40% Ultra light Smoke (Brown base) with a Silver metallic finish. For low light, outdoor applications. Smoke/Blue Flash 15% Neutral density Grey lens with a metallic Blue mirror finish designed to reflect harmful solar rays before they enter the lens. Provides true colour definition. Ideal for everyday, all purpose outdoor wear. Extra Sensory Perception (ESP) 40% Reduces dazzle and harmful effects of blue light. High definition, light brown base lens, with a light Blue metallic finish for low light, outdoor use. Welding Shade 3 Gas welding lens (light gas welding, brazing, furnace work to 1210*C) offering infrared absorption. Approved to AS/NZS 1338 Welding Shade 5 Gas welding lens (oxy welding and furnace work to 1390*C) offering infrared absorption. Material courtesy of 82 Visit rsea.com.au or Call for All Things Safety!

7 Bollé Prism Safety Spectacles Fully recyclable, ultra light weight (only 22g), rimless polycarbonate frame. Single piece, optically correct and distortion free lens. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. To Order Select: Style: PRISM / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke Silver Flash Hard Coated Smoke Bronze ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Bronze Amber ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Amber Bollé Sidewinder Safety Spectacles Half frame, dual lens design provides extensive eye coverage. Rubber nose pads & temple tips provide superior comfort and a non-slip fit. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. To Order Select: Style: SIDEWINDER / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Amber ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Dark Gun ESP Hard Coated Metal Bronze ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Grey Polarised Bollé Blade Safety Spectacles Lightweight, all polycarbonate frame. Exceptional eye coverage via the high contour (10 base) single piece lens. Crystal clear optics in the clear lens. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. To Order Select: Style: BLADE / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Lt Smoke Hard Coated Silver Flash Black Ultra Lt Smoke Silver Flash Hard Coated Eye Protection Bollé Rush Safety Spectacles Fully recyclable, ultra light weight, all polycarbonate frame. Built in brow protection. ALS anti-fog/anti-scratch coating on both sides of lenses. Adjustable PVC nose bridge plus comfort bars in the temple arms. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. To Order Select: Style: RUSH / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke Twilight ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Twilight Bollé Hurricane Safety Spectacles Lightweight, contoured frame with a velvet finish over hydrated nylon. Grey/Green Polarised lens developed to eliminate glare and reduce eye fatigue. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. To Order Select: Style: HURRICANE / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/ Black Smoke Anti-Scratch Black Silver Flash Hard Coated Black Blue Flash Hard Coated Black Blue Flash Hard Coated Blue Silver Flash Hard Coated Bronze Light Smoke Silver Flash Hard Coated Black Grey/Green Polarised Black Bollé Prowler Safety Spectacles Black, high gloss, dual material frame. Co-moulded temple arms improved grip & comfort. Polarised lens developed to eliminate glare & reduce eye fatigue. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. To Order Select: Style: PROWLER / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Silver Flash Lens Hard Coated Gloss Black Blue Flash Lens Hard Coated Grey/Green Polarised Bollé Bandido Safety Spectacles Amber lens offers outstanding contrast and perception in low light conditions, can be worn both indoors and outdoors. Single piece, polycarbonate frame with brilliant coverage for a wide variety of face shapes. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke Amber ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Amber Bollé Phantom Safety Spectacles Rubber nose pads and temple tips for superior comfort and non-slip fit. ALS anti-fog/anti-scratch coating on Smoke lenses. Grey Polarised lens provides true colour definition whilst fighting harsh glare. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Gloss Grey Polarised Black Bollé Raptor Safety Spectacles Integrated, lower frame eye guard prevents contaminants entering the eye from the cheek area. Rubber nose pads and temple tip inserts for superior comfort and a non-slip fit. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. To Order Select: Style: RAPTOR / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Dark Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Gun Silver Flash Hard Coated Metal

8 Eye Protection Bollé Prism Seal Safety Spectacles With an EVA Positive Seal to maximize protection in dusty environments. Ultra light weight (30g) including the dust gasket. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black PS Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke PS Bollé Rush Positive Seal Safety Spectacles With an EVA Positive Seal to maximize protection in dusty environments. Single piece, optically correct, 9 base and distortion free lens. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. To Order Select: Style: RUSH / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear PS Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke PS Bollé Extreme Safety Spectacles Brass, nickel free frame with a non conductive coating for added safety. Flex spring hinge, rubber temple grips and an adjustable optical nose pad for superior comfort. Excellent eye coverage with 160 degree clear viewing. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. To Order Select: Style: EXTREME / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Bronze ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Bronze PS Gasket Only Twilight ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Twilight PS Gasket Only Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Silver Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Bollé Axis 2 Safety Spectacles Co-moulded tilt adjustable temple arms and adjustable silicone nose pads for customised secure fit. Contrast lens reduces eye fatigue and eye strain caused by glare. Filters more than 30% of blue light. High contour, 180 degree distortion free lens. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Bollé Lowrider Safety Spectacles Rubber nose pads and temple tips for superior comfort and a non-slip fit. Grey Polarised lens is ideal for high glare, outdoor workplace. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. Bollé Cobra Spectacle Safety Spectacles Full EVA eye seal to maximise protection against dust. Tilt adjustable temple arms to optimise individual fit. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Contrast Hard Coated Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Gloss Grey Polarised Black Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke Twilight ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Twilight Bollé Hustler Safety Spectacles Rubber nose pads and EVA temple tip inserts for improved grip and comfort. Polarised lens provides true colour definition while reducing eye fatigue caused by glare. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Gloss Black Grey/Green Polarised Bollé Universal Safety Spectacles B-Flex multi adjustable nose bridge provides maximum fit and comfort for any face shape. Exceptional eye coverage via high contour (9 base) single piece lens. Tilt adjustment, co-injection moulded temple arms. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black/ Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Grey Bollé Voodoo Safety Spectacles Polarised lens provides true colour definition while reducing eye fatigue caused by glare. Translucent polycarbonate frame. Rubber nose pads and EVA temple tip inserts for improved grip and comfort. Fit for unisex. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/ Smoke Brown Anti-Scratch Brown Grey/Green Polarised Black Brown Polarised Brown

9 Bollé Cobra Strap Safety Spectacles Ultra lightweight, Fully adjustable head strap. Full EVA eye seal maximises protection against dust. New Cobra Spectacle is available now. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. To Order Select: Style: COBRA / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear Black Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke Black Twilight ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Twilight Black Shade 5 ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Shade 5 Black Bollé Tracker 2 Safety / Welding Spectacles Can be fitted with Rx prescription lens whilst maintaining medium impact protection. Detachable rubberised eye shield with venting for superior dust protection. Infrared filters for gas welders. AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. AS/NZS 1338 in Shade 3. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear Black Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/ Anti-Scratch Black Twilight Black Grey Polarised Black Green Shade 3 ALS Anti-Fog/ Black Green Shade 5 Anti-Scratch Black Bollé Concept Welding Safety Spectacles Multi adjustable, face hugging frame with integrated brow & cheek guards. Polycarbonate frame and lenses incorporating Infrared absorbing dyes. 6 Base curve, distortion free lens provides superior vision. AS/NZS for Medium Impact Protection. AS/NZS 1338 in Shade 3. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Shade 3 ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Shade 5 ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Eye Protection Bollé Blast / Blast Duo Safety Goggles Dual lens provides exceptional anti-fog protection. Can be worn over spectacles & disposable respirators. Optional mouth guard attached to the base of the goggle for superior face protection. AS/NZS for Medium Impact, Gas, Dust & Chemical Splash Protection (Duo). Lens Coatings Frame RSEA/MFR Code Clear Top Vent Closed Blue Clear ALS Blue Clear Anti-Fog /Anti- Blue w Mouth Guard Dual Clear Scratch Charcoal Dual Clear Orange Rx Adaptor Mouth Guard Bollé Nitro Safety Goggles Ultra low profile design fits under hard hats. Spherical lens offers brilliant optics and peripheral vision. Exceptional dust protection Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact and Chemical Splash Protection. To Order Select: Style: NITRO / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear Clear Smoke Smoke Clear ALS Anti-Fog/ Anti-Scratch Orange Fire Clear Clear Low Profile Smoke Smoke Low Profile Bollé Vapour / Vapour Duo Safety Goggles Twin equalisers remove moisture from between the front and back lenses whilst balancing the inner goggle temperature and pressure with the outside environment to eliminate lens fogging (Duo). Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact and Chemical Splash Protection. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA/MFR Code Clear Frosted TPR Clear ALS Smoke Anti-Fog/ Frosted TPR Smoke Dual Clear Anti-Scratch Frosted TPR Clear Dual Smoke Frosted TPR Smoke Rx Adaptor Bollé Atom Safety Goggles Low profile & lightweight frame with a spherical polycarbonate lens provides brilliant peripheral vision. Can be worn comfortably over spectacles. Optional prescription Rx Adaptor available. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact and Chemical Splash Protection. Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear Indirect Top / Smoke ALS Anti-Fog/ Bottom Vents Blue Clear Anti-Scratch Top Vent Smoke Closed Blue Rx Adaptor Bollé Vapour & Nitro Fire Safety Goggles Designed to fit comfortably under fire fighter helmets. Vapour & Nitro are constructed using high temperature approved head strap and TPV frame material. Approved to AS/NZS for Medium Impact and Chemical Splash Protection. To Order Select: Style: BLASTDUO / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear ALS Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Red Fire Clear Orange Fire Bollé Eyewear Accessories Description RSEA Code Blast Goggle Case Safety Semi-Hard Case Black Soft Draw String Pouch Power Cord - Adjustable Safety Silver/Grey Lens Cloth with Black Logo

10 Eye Protection uvex pheos Safety Glasses Excellent peripheral vision. Lightweight by design with ergonomic features. Arms with advanced ventilation system. Pheos guards available - easily providing additional dust protection. AS/NZS Medium Impact Approved. To Order Select: Style: PHEOS / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Grey Hard Coat/Anti-Fog Black/Green Clear Hard Coat/Anti-Fog Clear Permanent THS Anti-Fog Grey/Grey - Inc Guard G Dark Grey Permanent THS Anti-Fog G uvex pheos Small Safety Glasses Suitable for narrower heads. Offers same properties as standard uvex pheos. Latest coating technology available. Pheos guards available - easily providing additional dust protection. AS/NZS Medium Impact Approved. To Order Select: Style: PHEOS / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear White/Lime Grey Hard Coat/ White/Orange Clear Anti-Fog White/Lime - Inc Guard G Grey White/Orange - Inc Guard G uvex pheos spectacle sold separately uvex pheos Head Strap Accessory to pheos and pheos guard. Easy to attach to secure pheos and pheos guard. Comes with easy detach clip system. Adjustable cotton/elastic design. Wide cotton/elastic band for comfort. Image shows uvex pheos head band fitted. uvex pheos spectacle sold separately. RSEA Code: uvex rally MKII Stylish two-piece lens. Innovative & fashionable straight moulded arms. Unique high tech frame. 100% UV protection. Polarised Lens. AS/NZS Medium Impact Approved. Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code RSEA Code Grey 12% VLT Polarised Gloss Black uvex i-3 Safety Glasses 100% UV protection. 3D ergonomic individual adjustment. Lightweight, sporty, modern, fashionable design. All wearer spectacle combining functionality and comfort with a high level of protection. AS/NZS Medium Impact Approved. To Order Select: Style: i3 / Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear Hard Coat/Anti-Fog Blue/Grey Clear Permanent Anti-Fog White/Lime Dark Grey Hard Coat/Anti-Fog Blue/Grey Dark Grey Permanent Anti-Fog White/Lime Grey 12% Grey 20% uvex pursuit MKII Straight arms with soft temple ends and soft nose pads for extra comfort. 100% UV protection. Polarised Lens AS/NZS Medium Impact Approved. Brown Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code RSEA Code Grey 20% VLT Anti-Scratch Gloss Black Grey 12% VLT Polarised Anti-Scratch Gloss Black Brown 12% VLT Polarised Anti-Scratch Gloss Tortoise Shell

11 uvex ultravision Safety Goggles Provides outstanding level of comfort. Unlimited vertical and lateral field of vision. Fits over prescription glasses and a wide adjustable headband. Replacement lenses available and lower face guards. AS/NZS Medium Impact Approved. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear Polycarbonate Hard Coat/Anti-Fog Transparent - Vented Clear Polycarbonate Hard Coat/Anti-Fog Red (Type 2 Fire Goggle) Grey Acetate Permanent Anti-Fog Transparent - Vented Lower face guard (sold separately) Transparent F uvex ultrasonic Safety Goggles Trendsetting design with full vision. Exceptional wearer comfort. Dual component technology provides stability and pressure-free fit. Sophisticated ventilation system. AS/NZS Medium Impact Approved. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear Hard Coat/Anti-Fog Red (Type 1 Fire Goggle) Grey Hard Coat/Anti-Fog Orange/Grey Brown Hard Coat/Anti-Fog Orange/Grey Clear Permanent Anti-Fog Grey/Black Eye Protection uvex super-fit Variomatic Safety Glasses Innovative sporty dynamics. Ultra lightweight. X-stream technology (XST) for maximum comfort and stability. High performance Variomatic lens adjusting to the UV condition. AS/NZS Medium Impact Approved. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Light Green >> Blue (subject to UV) Variomatic White/Grey Light Grey >> Dark Grey (subject to UV) Variomatic White/Grey uvex super OTG Overspec Safety Glasses Lightest and most advanced overspec. Fits over most prescription glasses. Slim side arms with soft ends for a pressure free fit. Compatible with earmuffs & Safety Helmets. AS/NZS Medium Impact Approved. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear Optidur NCH Grey Optidur NCH Black w transparent Light Green >> Blue tips Variomatic (subject to UV) uvex carbonvision Safety Goggles Extremely lightweight and low profile goggle. Unparalleled comfort and quality. Superior Anti-Fog system on the inside of goggle. Compatible with disposable respirators, helmets & bump caps. AS/NZS Medium Impact Approved. Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear Hard Coat/ Black /Grey Grey Anti-Fog uvex Hard Spectacle Case Black kidney shaped hard case. Belt clip. Zip-up. Fits most uvex spectacles. RSEA Code: (Hard Case), (Strap) uvex clear - Lens Cleaning Station Comes complete with 4 tissue boxes & 500ml bottle uvex clear cleaning solution formulated especially for uvex lens coatings. Highly absorbent, non abrasive lint free tissues. Can be fitted with uvex 1005 uvex clear towelettes. Easy access to tissues, towelettes and cleaning solution. Wall mountable (screws included) Fitted with a mirror. RSEA Code: uvex clear Lens Cleaning Towelettes Lint free high quality tissue paper. Formulated specifically for uvex lens coating. Available in boxes of 100 or wall mountable. Recyclable cardboard pack. MSDS available. Description MFR Code Box of 500 Cleaning Towelettes 1003 Box of 100 Cleaning Towelettes

12 Eye Protection Blue Rapta BlackStar Polarised Safety Spectacles Full framed, high-end spectacles. Polarised shaded lenses eliminate glare and enhance safety.* Nose and side arm padding for comfortable wearing. Wide temple arms for extra sun block. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. Polarised lenses contain a special filter that blocks intense reflected light, therefore reducing glare. Caution: Polarised lenses are not recommended for use when viewing LED or LCD displays on dashboards or mobile phones. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Blue/Grey Polarised/Anti-Scratch Black Blue/Grey Polarised Blue Rapta Memphis Safety Spectacles Wrap around sport styling. Soft touch nose pads for extra comfort. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Smoke Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Dark Blue Blue/Grey Polarised/Anti-Scratch Black Smoke Light Mirror Smoke Also Available in Also Available in Blue Rapta Cloud Safety Spectacles Sleek, latest design wraparound protection. Stylish wide temple side arm. Screwless throughout. Comfortable and lightweight. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. Clear To Order Select: Style: BRCLOUD Colour: Lens & Frame Smoke Lens Coatings Frame Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear Smoke Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke Light Mirror Anti-Scratch Smoke Blue Rapta Strobe Safety Spectacles Ultralight, wraparound styling. Sleek, thin and super flexible. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. To Order Select: Style: BRSTROBE Colour: Lens & Frame Clear Lens Coatings Frame Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear Smoke Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke Blue Rapta Echo 2 Safety Spectacles Designed based on sports racing design. Sheer, frameless, wraparound and ultra light. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. Clear Smoke To Order Select: Style: BRECHO2 Colour: Lens & Frame Lens Coatings Frame Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Smoke Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Blue Rapta Phazer Safety Spectacles Wraparound sport styling. Wide, comprehensive lens coverage. Temple adjustment allows fit for purpose face and nose positioning. Adjustable nose pads for a comfortable fit. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. Smoke Clear Also Available in To Order Select: Style: BRPHAZER Colour: Lens & Frame Light Mirror Lens Coatings Frame Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear Smoke Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke Light Mirror Anti-Scratch Smoke 88

13 Clear Clear Smoke Smoke Mirror Amber Brown Smoke Smoke Mirror Eye Protection Blue Rapta Crosswind Safety Glasses Ultra Lightweight Polycarbonate Lens. Perfectly balanced classic one piece styling with nose pads for added comfort. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Smoke Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Light Mirror Anti-Scratch Black Amber Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Brown Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Blue Rapta Spectra Safety Glasses Ultra Lightweight Polycarbonate Lens. Wrap around sport styling. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Smoke Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Light Mirror Anti-Scratch Black Clear Clear Smoke Smoke Mirror Smoke Amber Blue Rapta Stormfront Safety Glasses Ultra Lightweight Polycarbonate Lens. Wrap around sport styling with padded side arms. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Smoke Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Light Mirror Anti-Scratch Black Blue Rapta Slide Safety Glasses Ultra Lightweight Polycarbonate Lens. Padded side arms for extra comfort. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear Smoke Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Smoke Amber Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Amber Blue Rapta XW Overspec/Visitor Safety Glasses Lightweight Polycarbonate Lens. Can be worn over most prescription eyewear. Adjustable side arms. Soft touch nose pads for extra comfort. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Blue Rapta Visitor Safety Glasses Ultra Lightweight Polycarbonate Lens. Can be worn over most prescription eyewear. Side vents help prevent fogging. Medium Impact Protection & 99% UV Protection. Hard coated & Anti-Scratch coated. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear

14 Eye Protection Blue Rapta Alpha Safety Goggle Lightweight Polycarbonate Lens. Adjustable elastic strap. Foam bound for added comfort. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Blue Rapta Omega Safety Goggle Lightweight Polycarbonate Lens. Adjustable elastic strap. Medium Impact Protection & 99.9% UV Protection. Made and Certified to Australian Standards AS/NZS :2010. Blue Rapta Eyewear Accessories Spec Cord - Suits all styles of glasses. Hard Case - Suits Most styles of glasses. Item Colour RSEA Code Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Spectacle Cord Black Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Clear/Black Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Black Hard Case Black with Logo Grey with Arms Grey with Strap 3M Photochromic Transition Safety Specs Safety eyewear with the added benefit of a transitioning lens. Photochromic lens is UV reactive so lightens or darkens automatically. Lenses deliver greater than 99% UV protection. Meets AS/NZS Medium Impact. Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Honeywell SP1000 Sealed Eyewear Removable arms allow for fitting of adjustable flame-resistant headband. Top & bottom indirect ventilation minimises fogging. Durastreme dual anti-fog/anti-scratch coating on all models. AS/NZS1337.1:2010. Medium Impact Protection. Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear Anti-Fog/Hard Coated Black AN Grey Anti-Fog/Hard Coated Black AN VISIONSafe Harpoon 261 Safety Specs Suits a variety of face shapes. High comfort level. Soft, flexible temple ends. Meets AS/NZS Medium Impact Protection. Lens Coatings Frame RSEA Code Clear Hard Coated Smoke Hard Coated Amber Hard Coated Silver Mirror Hard Coated Black Blue Mirror Hard Coated Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Transition Hard Coated Black Yellow Anti-Fog/Hard Coated Black AN Smoke Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch M Light Vision II Safety Specs Light Vision II provides workers with hands-free direct lighting. Ideal for intricate work where extra lighting and both hands are required. Dual LED lights are adjustable so light is directed where needed. Meets AS/NZS Medium Impact. Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear Anti-Fog/Anti-Scratch Grey Grey Clear Yellow Honeywell A700 Value Eyewear Lens tint options are available to meet the needs of most work environments. Distortion-free lenses with 180 field of vision. 9-base polycarbonate wrap-around lens for close-tothe-face protection. AS/NZS1337.1:2010. Medium Impact & High Temp (120 C). Lens Coatings Frame MFR Code Clear Anti-Fog Clear AN Clear Hard Coated Clear AN Grey Anti-Fog Grey AN Grey Hard Coated Grey AN Amber Hard Coated Amber AN Lt Brown Mirror Anti-Fog Lt Brown AN Blue Mirror Anti-Fog Blue AN VISIONSafe Reader 101 Bi-Focal Safety Specs Available in 1.5, 2.0, and 2.5 magnification. Rubber insert temple ends. Plano version AS/NZS Medium Impact. Lens Magnification Frame RSEA Code Clear Clear Clear Smoke Smoke 2.0 Grey Smoke Silver Mirror Silver Mirror Silver Mirror

15 Personal Protection Equipment Hearing Protection Australian/New Zealand Hearing Protection Standards Damage Prevention The Class System Workplace Protection Noise-Induced Hearing Loss is 100% Preventable Earmuff Fitting Instructions Earplug Fitting Instructions Blue Rapta Howard Leight 3M E A R 3M Peltor Unisafe Uvex Moldex The Largest Range of Safety Equipment & Workwear Under One Roof! 91

16 Australian/New Zealand Hearing Protection Standards Australian/New Zealand Hearing Protection Standards Noise induced hearing loss cannot be cured, it must be prevented. The damaging effects of noise can accumulate, even if an employee s ear protection is only removed for a few minutes every day. As 100% wear time is essential, selecting the correct hearing protection is of the utmost importance. When selecting the correct hearing protection the following Australian Standards should be referred to. AS/NZS Occupational Noise Management - Overview and General Requirements This Standard provides an overview of the AS/NZS 1269 series and general requirements on occupational noise management. The series deals with noise as it affects hearing, but does not deal with other effects of noise. It also provides an integrated approach to establishing, implementing and evaluating an occupational noise management program. Standards Australia AS/NZS Occupational noise management - Overview and general requirements - SAI Global. AS/NZS Occupational Noise Management - Measurement and Assessment of Noise Emission and Exposure This Standard sets out requirements for, and provides guidance on, the types of noise assessments which may be necessary and the suitable noise measuring instruments to carry the noise assessments out. The type of measuring instruments and procedures to be used for the measurement of noise levels will depend on such factors as the type of workplace, type of noise, work patterns and information required. Standards Australia AS/NZS Occupational noise management - Measurement and assessment of noise emission and exposure - SAI Global. AS/NZS Occupational Noise Management - Noise Control Management. This Standard provides requirements and guidance on the management of noise control in occupational settings and applies to all types of workplaces and to all types of sounds. Standards Australia AS/NZS Occupational noise management - Noise control management - SAI Global. AS/NZS Occupational Noise Management - Hearing Protector Program This Standard specifies the administrative responsibilities associated with a hearing protector program; the selection, use and maintenance of various types of hearing protectors; and training and motivation in regards to hearing protector programs. Standards Australia AS/NZS Occupational noise management - Hearing protector program - SAI Global. AS/NZS Occupational Noise Management - Auditory Assessment This Standard specifies procedures and requirements for air conduction pure tone audiometry without masking that is applicable to individuals whose hearing sensitivity might be adversely affected by occupational noise exposure or ototoxic agents. Standards Australia AS/NZS Occupational noise management - Auditory assessment - SAI Global Visit rsea.com.au or Call for All Things Safety!

17 Damage Prevention Common Noise Levels Quiet Office 50-60dB Restaurant 60-70dB 50kW Electric Motor 90dB Heavy Vehicle 90dB Grinder Compressor dB Diesel Generator dB Mining Drill dB Power Saw 110dB Rock Drill 110dB The Class System Class SLC80 db For Use In Noise Less than 90dB(A) to less than 95dB(A) to less than 100dB(A) to less than 105dB(A) 5 26 or Greater 105 to less than 110dB(A) Since noise induced hearing loss cannot be cured, it must be prevented. There are several noise control techniques including engineering controls and administrative controls. Personal hearing protection should be regarded as first aid until noise levels can be reduced to safe levels, or as a last resort when noise cannot be engineered out. Personal hearing protection is usually available in two forms: earplugs and earmuffs. Earplugs are usually made of silicone, or foam, and are inserted into the ear canal. Earmuffs completely enclose the ear, and are held in place against the side of the head by a headband. Earplugs and Earmuffs work by blocking the sound waves from reaching the inner ear. The process of blocking the sound waves is called attenuation. The higher the attenuation the more noise is blocked from reaching the inner ear. Under the Australian Standard AS/NZS 1270:2002, the class system is a simple way to select a hearing protector appropriate to a noise exposure. Once the extent of the noise hazard has been determined by a noise level survey, the user simply applies this to a table like the one below to select an appropriate hearing protector. All calculations are based on the maximum exposure limit of 85dB Leq, 8hr. Example: If a noise level survey shows a person will be exposed to a noise level of 102dB(A)Leq 8hr using the above table, we can see that a Class 4 hearing protector is required for protection against this level of noise. In Australia the SLC80 rating is still an acceptable method for the selection of hearing protectors according to clause A2.3 in Appendix A of AS/NZS :2005. Workplace Protection Effective Attenuation (db) 30dB 25dB 20dB 15dB 10dB 5dB Hearing Protector SLC80 30dB (A) Percentage of Exposure Time Worn Discomfort or irritation when wearing hearing protection is particularly apparent and can lead to removal of the hearing protector. This is commonly what happens with high attenuating hearing protectors that are often heavier and more uncomfortable. You only have to remove your hearing protection a few minutes every day for the damaging effects of noise to accumulate. This is why 100% wear time is so important. Over a working day, periods of a few minutes of unprotected exposure can easily accumulate. An example of reduced effective protection is removing your hearing protector for 10 minutes during a total exposure time of 1 hour. The effective protection provided by a high attenuating hearing protector (30dB) is reduced to 8dB. This makes the effective protective value 22dB less than expected, by wearing the hearing protector 83% of the time over 1 hour. It is vital that every effort is made to encourage 100% wear time. This can be achieved through training and providing suitable hearing protection that is comfortable enough to wear all day. Material courtesy of Damage Prevention, The Class System & Workplace Protection The Largest Range of Safety Equipment & Workwear Under One Roof! 93

18 Noise-Induced Hearing Loss is 100% Preventable Noise-Induced Hearing Loss is 100% Preventable Unlike most occupational injuries, there is no visible evidence of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL). It is not traumatic and often goes unnoticed when it first occurs. Noise-induced hearing loss accumulates over time, its effects realised long after the damage has been done. NIHL is permanent and irreversible. With proper education, motivation and protection, is also 100% preventable. When is noise considered hazardous? Noise is considered hazardous anytime you must shout at someone an arm s length away to be heard. While exposure to hazardous noise is common, prevention of NIHL is simple: consistent use of properly fitted hearing protection when exposed to hazardous noise. That is the goal of every Hearing Conservation Program. Indicators of Noise-Induced Hearing Loss. Although there are no visual signs of Noise-Induced Hearing Loss, there are a few simple indicators of NIHL. Identification in its early stages can help prevent further damage. High-Frequency Hearing Loss. When hearing impairment begins, the high frequencies are often lost first, which is why people with NIHL have difficulty hearing high pitched sounds such as human voices, alarms and signals. Compared to other sounds, they will seem muffled or distorted. With normal hearing, conversations are understandable if they are loud enough. When someone suffers from noise-induced hearing loss, simply turning up the volume does not make speech clearer. The clarity is adversely affected regardless of how loud the volume. Gradual Progression. NIHL rarely happens overnight. Rather, it accumulates over time with every unprotected exposure to hazardous noise, usually in both ears. This progression can be detected through healthy hearing practices, including the performance of annual audiograms on all employees in your Hearing Conservation Program. Audiograms can identify whether your employees are experiencing a Temporary Threshold Shift (TTS), or a Standard Threshold Shift (STS), which indicates permanent damage and requires further preventative action. Common Symptoms. Those suffering from noise-induced hearing loss will experience tinnitus (ringing in the ears) or muffled hearing. Non-auditory effects of NIHL may include increased stress, high blood pressure, sleep problems and/or headaches. Create a successful Hearing Conservation Program through best practices. Occupational noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is a major compensable industrial disease in Australia and results in substantial economic costs. The National Code of Practice for Noise Management and Protection of Hearing at Work provides practical guidance on how the national standard can be achieved. It requires that employees who have work areas with noise levels at or above 85dB (A) have, access to hearing protection on the job. Implementing a Hearing Conservation Program may appear complicated, but there are a number of best practices safety managers can employ to ensure compliance with regulations and promote employee hearing safety. Material courtesy of 94 Visit rsea.com.au or Call for All Things Safety!

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