Safety & PPE
Personal protective equipment and site safety supplies for contractors, facilities teams and workshops in Singapore. We stock safety helmets, eyewear, gloves, safety footwear, hi-vis vests, fall-arrest harnesses and traffic-control equipment from established brands. Most items meet the relevant SS or EN standard for WSH compliance. Tell us your headcount and site needs and we'll quote bulk and project pricing, usually within one working day.
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Products
Low-cut laced safety shoe, steel toe
Mid-cut zip-up safety boot
Slip-on safety boot, padded collar
Metal-free safety boot, Kevlar midsole
Ratchet safety helmet with chin strap
Clear anti-fog safety eyewear
Cut-resistant work glove
Earmuff, headband type
Full body harness, double lanyard
Retractable fall arrestor, 6 m
Reflective safety vest, cross type
Solar LED warning light, magnetic base
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Safety brands we carry
PPE buying guide
Short answers to the questions site supervisors ask most.
Which safety shoe standard do Singapore sites require?
Most main contractors in Singapore ask for safety footwear certified to SS 513 (the Singapore standard, aligned with EN ISO 20345). Look for the marking on the tongue or insole. The class matters too: S1P means a toe cap, anti-static sole and a penetration-resistant midsole; S3 adds a water-resistant upper and cleated sole for muddy sites. Steel toe caps are the norm; composite caps are lighter, do not conduct heat or cold and pass metal detectors, which suits airport, data-centre and MRT work.
How do I choose between a harness with a single or double lanyard?
A single lanyard is fine when you clip on once and stay put, for example in a boom lift. A double (twin-tail) lanyard lets you stay attached at all times while moving between anchor points, which is what most scaffold, steel-erection and roofing jobs require. Either way the harness should be EN 361 and the lanyard should have an EN 355 shock absorber; for continuous vertical movement a retractable fall arrestor to EN 360 is usually the better choice.
How often should safety helmets be replaced?
Follow the manufacturer's date of manufacture moulded under the peak: most makers rate the shell for 3 to 5 years of site use and the harness (suspension) for about 12 months. Replace a helmet immediately after any significant impact, and take it out of service if it is cracked, chalky, faded or has been stored in direct sun or near solvents. Never paint helmets or apply solvent-based stickers to them.
Which glove cut level do I need for sheet-metal work?
Cut resistance is rated under EN 388 with the ISO 13997 letter scale (A to F). Handling sheet metal, glass and cut steel calls for level D or above; general assembly and packing is usually fine at level B or C. Check the palm coating too: nitrile or polyurethane palms give grip on oily metal, while a plain knit is better for dry handling. If you tell us the job, we will match the glove.
Do you offer bulk or project pricing?
Yes. Send us your headcount, sizes or a bill of quantities and we will quote helmets, footwear, vests, gloves and harnesses as one project quote, with delivery to site. Standard sizes are usually available from stock; special sizes and branded items are typically 3 to 5 working days. Quotes are normally returned within one working day.
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