Site Safety Products

Site safety products

The equipment that defines, secures, and controls a worksite — barricade tape, bollards, traffic cones, safety chain, lockout tags, first aid kits, and more. None of these items protect an individual worker; they protect the site itself by delineating hazards, excluding unauthorised access, and marking out exclusion zones. Correctly selected and placed, they're the first layer of most site safety plans.

Traffic cones & accessories

Injection-moulded PVC and rubber traffic cones in 450 mm, 700 mm, and 900 mm heights, with retro-reflective collars for night use. Compliant with AS 1742.3 for road works and traffic control. Browse traffic cones →

Bollards

Temporary and permanent bollards for vehicle exclusion, pedestrian guidance, and site entry control. Rubber base, removable steel, and fixed-mount options. Browse bollards →

Barricade tapes & asbestos bags

Red/white, yellow/black, and asbestos-specific warning tape for hazard delineation, plus heavy-gauge asbestos waste bags compliant with AS 2601 disposal requirements. Browse tapes & bags →

Barrier mesh & star picket caps

Orange high-visibility barrier mesh for temporary fencing, and fluoro-coloured plastic caps for star pickets — the latter specifically required under AS 4687 to prevent impalement injuries. Browse mesh & caps →

Bunting & long-load flags

Hi-vis bunting for site perimeter marking and red long-load flags for oversize-vehicle transport. Browse bunting & flags →

Flagging tapes

Ribbon-style flagging tape for tree marking, underground services, and temporary route identification. Biodegradable and high-visibility options. Browse flagging tapes →

Lead stands & lead hooks

Cable support stands and hooks to keep welding leads and power cables off the ground — preventing trip hazards and extending cable service life. Browse lead stands →

Safety chain

Plastic safety chain for temporary perimeter control, stanchion connections, and crowd management. Browse safety chain →

Safety lockout tags

Isolation lockout tags for electrical, mechanical, and energy control compliant with AS 4024.1603. Browse lockout tags →

First aid & safety kits

Workplace first aid kits compliant with Safe Work Australia's First Aid in the Workplace Code of Practice — vehicle, low-risk workplace, and high-risk construction configurations. Browse first aid kits →

Integrating site safety products into a PPE program

Site safety products are usually specified at the site-level rather than per worker — the site supervisor or safety officer selects what's needed for the specific project, not individual tradies. Build the basic kit around your highest-risk activities: if it's vehicle-adjacent work, prioritise cones and bollards; if it's underground services, prioritise flagging tape; if it's electrical isolation, prioritise lockout tags.

AS 1742 and traffic management

Any worksite affecting public roads must comply with AS 1742 (Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices). This specifies minimum cone spacings, signage, taper distances, and advance warning requirements. Check your state's road authority for supplementary requirements (VicRoads, TfNSW, Transport and Main Roads Queensland, etc.).

Frequently asked questions

What's the minimum kit for a small construction site?

As a baseline: 10 traffic cones, 100m barricade tape, a 20-person first aid kit, a set of lockout tags, and star picket caps for any temporary fencing. Add bollards and bunting as site scale grows.

Are reflective cones required for night work?

Yes — AS 1742.3 requires retro-reflective collars on traffic cones used in low-light conditions. Typical spec is one 100 mm reflective collar for 450–700 mm cones, two collars for 900 mm cones.

How often should first aid kits be replenished?

Inspect monthly; replace expired or used items. Adhesive dressings, eyewash, and burn gel all have limited shelf lives. A dedicated sign-out log helps track kit depletion and trigger reorders.

Are there Australian standards for barricade tape?

Barricade tape itself isn't directly standards-regulated, but AS 1742.3 requires specific colour-coding for specific hazards — red/white for general hazard, yellow/black for caution/stand-off, and asbestos-specific tapes for asbestos work under AS 2601.

Do you offer trade or bulk pricing?

Yes — trade accounts get 5% off RRP, and bulk pricing applies across consumables like tape, cones, and chain. Starter site kits can be built to spec; contact us for quotes. Apply for a trade account →