Safety & Workwear Ireland - Boots, PPE & Clothing

We have a great selection of quality safety and workwear to keep you safe whilst doing construction or building work. We stock a wide range of

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ATG MaxiFlex Ultimate Work Gloves

€4,50

No Risk New Denver Safety Boot

€85,00

ATG MaxiDry Work Gloves 12 Packet

€65,00

ATG MaxiDry Work Gloves

€5,50

No Risk Armstrong Safety Boot

€85,00

Apache AP305 Waterproof Safety Rigger Boot

€75,00

Dargan Leather Work Belt 2"

€20,00

Blackthorn All Black Dairy Milking Gloves 100 Pack

€20,00

Kent Tex Waterproof Work Gloves

€4,00

ProMan Washington Waterproof Safety Wellingtons

€30,00

No Risk Franklyn Black Leather S3 Safety Boot

€85,00

Thoughbuilt Ultra Light Knee Pads TB-KP-1

€16,00

Vitrex 331315 P3 Replacement Filters (Pack Of 2)

€17,00

Bodyworks Beaver Oxford 9oz Lined Jacket - Black Size XL

€15,00

Dunlop Purofort Plus Wellington (D760933)

€65,00

What PPE Do You Need on an Irish Construction Site?

Safety boots, a hard hat, hi vis clothing and eye protection are the baseline requirement on most Irish construction sites. Additional PPE, such as a dust mask or hearing protection, depends on the specific task being carried out that day.

Frequently Asked Questions

What PPE is legally required on an Irish construction site?

Requirements vary by site and task, but commonly include safety boots, a hard hat, hi vis clothing and eye protection as a baseline, with task specific PPE such as dust masks added where needed.

Do you stock metal free safety boots?

Yes, we stock No Risk safety boots, which include metal free options suitable for utility and airport workers.

Can I buy workwear in bulk for a full site team?

Yes, contact us for trade pricing on bulk workwear and PPE orders.

What colour hard hat should I wear on an Irish site?

Colour coding varies by site, but a common convention is white for managers and supervisors, and other colours for specific trades or roles, check your site's induction for the exact system used.

What is the difference between FFP1, FFP2 and FFP3 dust masks?

FFP1 offers basic protection against non toxic dust, FFP2 filters finer particles such as general construction dust, and FFP3 offers the highest filtration for fine, hazardous particles.

Do you stock hi vis clothing to the correct Irish standard?

Yes, our hi vis workwear is rated to EN ISO 20471, the standard typically required on Irish construction sites.

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