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Bisley 5 in 1 Rain Jacket (BK6975) - Trade WearBisley 5 in 1 Rain Jacket (BK6975) - Trade Wear
Bisley Bisley 5 in 1 Rain Jacket (BK6975)
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Bisley Bisley Lightweight Ripstop Rain Jacket (BJ6926) - Trade WearBisley Bisley Lightweight Ripstop Rain Jacket (BJ6926) - Trade Wear
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Bisley Taped Shell Rain Pant (BP6969T)
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Bisley X Taped Hi Vis Rain Shell Jacket (BJ6968XT) - Trade WearBisley X Taped Hi Vis Rain Shell Jacket (BJ6968XT) - Trade Wear
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Bisley Double Layer Knee FR Pant (BP8093) - Trade WearBisley Double Layer Knee FR Pant (BP8093) - Trade Wear
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Bisley Flame Resistant Pants - Navy (BP8010) - Trade WearBisley Flame Resistant Pants - Navy (BP8010) - Trade Wear
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Bisley Bisley Taped Hi Vis Rail Wet Weather Vest (BV0364T) - Trade WearBisley Bisley Taped Hi Vis Rail Wet Weather Vest (BV0364T) - Trade Wear
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Bisley Bisley FR Denim Jean (BP8091) - Trade WearBisley Bisley FR Denim Jean (BP8091) - Trade Wear
Bisley Bisley FR Denim Jean (BP8091)
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Premium PPE Gear Trusted By Australian Trade Industries

Personal protective equipment (PPE) is anything a worker uses or wears to keep them healthy and safe in industries such as construction, mining, healthcare, agriculture and pharmaceutical. In Australia, PPE clothing can relate to anti-bacterial workwear, flame resistant workwear or heat management workwear.

The Importance Of Wearing PPE Workwear

  • Compliance with safety rules and regulations
  • Potential reduction in injuries and associated impacts
  • Setting a professional safety standard within your work environment

PPE Australian Standards & Regulations

Australia sets stringent standards with regards to PPE clothing in the workplace, pertaining but not limited to:

  • Antibacterial PPE - protection against bacteria, mould and viruses. 
  • Flame-resistant PPE - covering three categories based on the primary hazards of electric arc, flash fire and combustible dust.
  • Heat-management PPE - covering sun protection, heat stress and heat related illnesses, and the protection of the body and the maintenance of its temperature and in cold weather.   
  • High-visibility PPE - classes D (day), N (night) and D/N (day and night) cover the high vis workwear required in different workplace environments.

Experience The Difference With Bisley PPE Workwear At The Lowest Prices

It is innovation that separates Bisley’s PPE workwear range from the cheap imitations. Bisley’s exclusive Fresche® antimicrobial treatment fights bacteria, mould and viruses, while some Bisley workwear garments have Cordura® incorporated into them to enhance tear and abrasion resistance. 

For flame resistant PPE, Bisley’s cutting edge Tecasafe® Plus has been engineered for comfort and durability, and provides superior arc flash and flash fire protection. Bisley also utilizes Westex UltraSoft®, a unique flame resistant fabric that provides a soft feel, enhanced wear life and protection from electric arc flash, flash fire, molten ferrous metal and welding exposures.

When it comes to heat management, some Bisley PPE gear is made from a lightweight, breathable polyester mesh for airflow, while retaining a UPF 40 sun protection rating. For cooler climes, Bisley’s PPE heat management gear is treated with Coldback technology to keep you cooler while you work.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Clothing built to reduce harm from one particular hazard — being seen around moving vehicles, exposure to flame or an electric arc, sun exposure, or splash from a chemical or hot liquid. Each type addresses the hazard it was made for and nothing else.

There is no garment that covers all of them, so the useful question is which hazards your work actually presents. Some items combine two, and a hi vis flame resistant shirt is a common pairing, but a combination garment still only does what each of its ratings covers.

Whoever runs the workplace. Hazards get identified through the site's own risk assessment, and the PPE rules that come out of it are what your induction and your supervisor hold you to. A retailer cannot make that call for you and should not try to.

It is also why the answer changes between jobs. The same trade, the same tools and the same person can face different clothing requirements on a house, a commercial site and a mine, so what you have to wear is set by where the work is rather than by what you do.

No, and treating it that way is the risk. Protective clothing sits last in the order of controls, behind removing the hazard, substituting something safer, engineering it out and changing how the work is done. It does nothing to the hazard itself; it changes what the hazard does to you when everything ahead of it has failed.

It is also the control that depends most on the person. It has to be the right item, in the right size, worn properly and in sound condition, or it contributes very little.

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