At Safety To Your Door, we know that your head protection needs to meet the highest standards in every category. Our range of hard hats gives Australians the same world-class protection trusted by businesses, government agencies, and emergency services, available direct to your door.
We’ve got the right safety helmet for every Australian workplace—shop online today!
Understanding the hard hat colour code in Australia can help maintain your workplace’s organisation and safety. While specific colour meanings can vary between sites, common conventions include:
We stock all standard colours in our range.
Improve your head protection with our range of hard hat accessories. From sun brims and ear muff attachments to cooling neck shades, these additions improve comfort without compromising safety. Many accessories are universal, though some are designed specifically for particular models.
As part of the Amare Safety Group with over 35 years of experience, we bring unmatched knowledge to head protection. Here’s what sets us apart:
Our 100% Australian-owned and operated business understands local conditions and requirements, providing you get head protection that truly works for Australian worksites.
With free delivery on orders over $100 and our commitment to transparency, getting quality head protection has never been easier. Browse our complete range of AS/NZS 1801 certified hard hats today and experience the Safety To Your Door difference — where world-class protection meets Australian service excellence.
Choosing between a Type 1 hard hat and other classifications depends on your specific workplace hazards. Our range includes:
The AS/NZS 1801 standard sets stringent requirements for protective headwear in Australian workplaces. This standard makes certain your hard hat provides adequate protection against falling objects, electrical hazards, and lateral impacts.
When selecting your safety helmet, look for the AS/NZS 1801 certification mark inside the shell. This confirms your hard hat has passed rigorous testing for impact resistance, penetration resistance, and electrical insulation where applicable.
Hard hat replacement is crucial for maintaining protection levels. Most manufacturers recommend replacing hard hats every 2-5 years, depending on exposure to UV light, chemicals, and wear. To check your hard hat’s age, look for the manufacture date stamp inside the shell – it’s typically shown as a clock face with an arrow pointing to the month and year.
Signs it’s time for replacement include visible cracks or dents, fading or chalky appearance, damaged suspension system, or a failed flexibility test (gently flex the brim – it should return to shape).
Vented hard hats feature small openings that allow air circulation, making them ideal for hot environments like outdoor construction sites across Queensland and Northern Australia. They’re perfect for general construction work where electrical hazards aren’t present.
Non-vented hard hats provide a solid shell without ventilation holes, offering protection against electrical hazards. These are essential for electricians and anyone working near live electrical equipment. The trade-off is decreased airflow, but modern designs incorporate other comfort features like moisture-wicking liners.
