ONESuit has grown in military, chemical and fire protection markets
To support the continued international growth of its ONESuit product line, Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics has hired a new engineer for its product development team. 
Mechanical Engineer Ryan Hirschey provides a fresh perspective for Saint-Gobain ONESuit's engineering team, contributing to the continued innovation of the ONESuit line of hazmat suits. Hirschey earned his Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts.
This latest personnel move arrives on the heels of a growth-year for ONESuit in military, chemical and fire protection markets, including new key accounts such as the United States Department of Defense, the U.S. Air Force and first-responders nationwide.
Saint-Gobain's newest hazmat suit, the ONESuit® Pro has earned the highest level of certification recognized within the EU and Asia |
Saint-Gobain's newest hazmat suit, the ONESuit® Pro has earned the highest level of certification recognized within the EU and Asia, meeting the demands of its growing international customer base.
"Ryan's expertise will enable Saint-Gobain's ONESuit engineering team to continue innovative product developments with entry to new markets, where demand is high for quality, certified personal protective equipment," says Peter A. Kirk, Product Manager, Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics.
The company's line of products include the new ONESuit® Pro, the industry's most affordable hazmat suit certified to the NFPA 1991 standard, ONESuit® Flash, ONESuit® Gard, and ONEGlove® Hazmat. The single-skin design of ONESuit products allows for maneuverability and optimum user comfort. ONESuit protective gear also offers flame-resistance, extended shelf life, and is compactable for convenient, space-saving storage.
