Bisley Workwear - Mining

Mining is the one trade where what you wear is almost never your own decision. Site standards are written into the induction, and they typically stack requirements that other trades meet one at a time — high visibility, day and night reflective, flame resistance, and sometimes a specified fabric weight on top of all three.

The range here reflects that stacking. Hi vis runs through the majority of the styles rather than sitting in a corner of the range, and most of it is taped for day and night rather than daylight only. Flame resistant garments make up a larger share of this page than any other trade range on the site, because mine sites commonly specify FR alongside visibility rather than instead of it. Beyond compliance, the practical needs are heat and distance: ventilated and lightweight builds for open-pit summer, lined jackets and layers for underground and night shift, and ripstop where rock, mesh and steel take the edge off a garment fast.

Two things worth checking before ordering. First, get the actual standard from your induction paperwork rather than a colour — "orange hi vis" and "AS/NZS 4602.1 Class D/N" are not the same instruction, and a garment that fails an audit is a garment you cannot wear. Second, if your site specifies flame resistance, confirm the rating on the product page rather than assuming the whole range carries it. It does not, and it is not meant to.