Workers in the oil and gas industry face some of the toughest hazards—flash fires, arc flash events, static electricity, and extreme environmental conditions. Choosing the right FR and arc-rated PPE isn't just a safety requirement—it's what keeps workers alive in high-risk zones.
This guide highlights the best-performing PPE solutions every oil and gas operation should prioritize in 2026.
FR coveralls are the first line of defense against flash fires common in refineries, drilling rigs, and petrochemical facilities.
High-quality FR fabrics (cotton blends, aramid fibers, or IFR materials) self-extinguish and prevent the spread of flames, reducing burn injuries.
Key benefits:
Meets NFPA 2112, EN ISO 11612
Comfortable for long shifts
Strong durability in industrial washing
Oil and gas sites rely heavily on electrical systems, making NFPA 70E-compliant arc flash protection essential.
Critical garments include:
Arc flash coveralls (CAT 2–4)
Arc-rated jackets for outdoor or high-voltage zones
Arc flash shirts and pants designed for layering
Choose fabrics certified to ASTM F1506/IEC 61482-2 to ensure true arc protection—not just flame resistance.
Electrostatic discharge can ignite vapors, chemicals, and gases.
EN 1149-5 anti-static garments significantly reduce ignition risk by safely dissipating static buildup.
Best use cases:
Fuel handling
Gas processing
Chemical transfer areas
Workers exposed to continuous heat and fire hazards benefit from IFR garments made from aramid or modacrylic fibers.
Advantages:
Permanent flame resistance
Superior strength and lifespan
Ideal for offshore rigs & desert operations
Hi-visibility FR garments certified to AS/NZS 1906.4 or EN ISO 20471 improve worker visibility around heavy machinery and moving equipment—especially crucial for night operations.
DOMEX produces globally certified FR, IFR, arc-rated, and anti-static PPE trusted by PetroChina, Sinopec, ADNOC, Kuwait Oil Company, BP, and Shenghong Group.
Our garments meet multi-standard compliance for the world’s toughest energy environments.