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- Just because a garment is flame resistant doesn't mean it's safe from all hazards.
- Many people mistakenly assume flame-resistant clothing offers complete protection.
- It's important to understand that different hazards require specific safety measures beyond just flame resistance.
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One of the biggest mistakes made in the workplace is in believing that, because a garment is flame resistant, it must be safe for all hazards. This simply is not the case.
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