High-Visibility Incident Command Vest | Lime Mesh ID Vest (ICM105)

The ICM105 is a highly breathable and cost-effective Incident Command Vest designed for rapid personnel identification. Constructed from lightweight polyester mesh and featuring a simple hook-and-loop front closure, this vest is the ideal choice for staff, volunteers, and event teams who need to remain visible and identifiable without the bulk of a heavy industrial garment.

Primary Features & Utility

• Instant Role Identification: Features two clear plastic card holders—one on the front (3.5" x 5.5") and a large display on the back (4.5" x 11.5")—allowing for the seamless insertion of custom printed titles or credentials.
• Universal Deployment Design: Built with a Velcro hook-and-loop front closure and elastic side straps, ensuring the vest can be put on instantly and adjusted to fit comfortably over standard uniforms or light jackets.
• Maximum Ventilation: The open-weave mesh fabric provides superior airflow, making it the perfect solution for personnel working long shifts in warm weather or high-traffic event areas.
• Simplified Storage: Outfitted with two functional pockets: a dedicated right-chest pocket for radios or small tools, and one internal patch pocket for secure storage of notes or IDs.
• Enhanced Visibility: Includes 1-inch wide reflective stripes on both the front and back to ensure personnel are easily spotted in low-light environments.

Technical Specifications

Professional Applications

• Volunteer & Event Management: A lightweight solution for identifying parking crews, gate attendants, or medical volunteers at community events and festivals.
• Facility Safety Drills: Ideal for designated safety wardens or floor leads during office evacuations or emergency training exercises.
• Warehouse & Fulfillment Centers: Helps differentiate temporary staff or visitors from permanent equipment operators in non-ANSI mandated zones.
• Public Outreach & Field Work: Provides an organized, identifiable look for teams conducting public surveys, neighborhood cleanups, or environmental monitoring.