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Safety and Security

Keep your workplace safe, compliant, and protected with our wide range of safety and security products. Designed for warehouses, factories, commercial spaces, and public environments, our collection helps reduce risks, guide staff and visitors, and ensure day-to-day operations run smoothly.

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FAQ – Safety & Security

What types of safety and security products are used in workplaces?

Workplace safety and security products include hazard signage, barriers, protective equipment, access control solutions and visibility aids. These products help reduce risks, prevent accidents and support safer day-to-day operations in industrial and commercial environments.

How can safety equipment help reduce workplace accidents?

Safety equipment such as protective barriers, impact protection, clear signage and appropriate PPE helps identify hazards and minimise the risk of injury. Properly implemented safety measures improve awareness and create a more controlled working environment.

What is the difference between safety and security products?

Safety products are designed to prevent accidents and protect people from hazards, while security products focus on controlling access, preventing theft and protecting property. Many workplaces use a combination of both to maintain a safe and secure environment.

When are workplace safety measures legally required?

Employers are responsible for assessing risks and implementing appropriate control measures to protect employees and visitors. This may include signage, barriers, PPE or access control systems, depending on the specific workplace hazards present.

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