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Certified Hi-Vis Mining Work Pants, Shirts and Boots for Australian Sites
Mining sites demand workwear that meets certified compliance from your first site induction, across conditions that swing from 45-degree afternoons to cold dawn starts. You need hi-vis that's actually tested to the standard, not just bright, and boots built for the specific hazards a mine site involves.
Mining Hi-Vis Work Pants
- 240 to 295GSM taped ripstop and canvas pants with bio-motion reflective tape (WP.12T/WP.4T) Certified to AS/NZS 1906.4:2023, positioned to stay visible in a working posture
- DURA500 abrasion-resistant reinforcing Withstands the repeated industrial laundering mine site PPE goes through
- 50+ UPF sun protection to AS 4399:2020 Covers exposure during outdoor shifts in some of the harshest UV in the country
Mining Hi-Vis Shirts and Tops
- 135GSM quick-drying, moisture-wicking hi-vis tee (WT.4) Rated Hi-Vis Class F Class D to AS 4602.1:2024 for daytime visibility, though not suitable for wet weather
- 150GSM vented long-sleeve option (LSH.4T) Rated Class NF Class D/N Level 2 for day/night use, also excluded from wet-weather rating
- Contrast reflective strip and sleeve logo Adds visibility from angles a single reflective panel doesn't cover
Mining Safety Boots and Outerwear
- Full-grain leather/microfibre/mesh upper with an anti-static midsole (DURA X-1) Built specifically for mining, road/rail construction and refinery work
- 300°C heat-resistant outsole with a puncture-resistant insole board Covers heat and underfoot debris hazards common on site
- 330GSM hi-vis insulated hoodie (WF.1 HI-VIS) Rated 5000mm water resistant for cold morning pre-starts, though the hi-vis certification itself is day-use only and not wet-weather rated
The hi-vis workwear range covers shirts and other certified pieces suited to Australian mine site requirements; site-specific PPE requirements should still be checked, since some sites add fire-rated or arm-coverage standards. For work that also involves oil and gas sites, the oil and gas workwear range covers similar compliance needs.
Mining Workwear FAQs
Why is the DURA X-1 boot specifically relevant to mining work?
The DURA X-1 is one of the few boots in the FXD range built with mining explicitly listed as an intended use, alongside road/rail construction, boiler-making and refinery work, combining a puncture-resistant insole board with a 300°C heat-resistant outsole for the specific hazards those sites involve.
Is the hi-vis tee or the vented long-sleeve shirt better for mining site heat?
The 135GSM tee is lighter and rated for daytime hi-vis only, while the 150GSM long-sleeve shirt adds night-rated visibility and more sun coverage at some cost to airflow. Site shift patterns and sun exposure should guide the choice between them.
Does the hi-vis insulated hoodie double as wet-weather gear on site?
Partially. The WF.1 HI-VIS is rated 5000mm water resistant for general weather protection, but its hi-vis certification itself is day-use only under AS 4602.1:2024 and not rated for wet-weather visibility, so it shouldn't be relied on as certified rainwear in low-visibility conditions.
