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hard hatWorkplace safety is a serious matter in Australia, where head injuries remain a genuine concern. According to Safe Work Australia, over 139,000 serious workers’ compensation claims were recorded in 2022-23. Construction and manufacturing industries are leading the tally (Safe Work Australia, Key Work Health and Safety Statistics Australia 2024). While not all are head injuries, the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare notes that head trauma sends someone to the hospital every four minutes—many are tied to job sites (AIHW, Head Injuries in Australia 2020–21). Our business has been supplying personalised hard hats to job sites for years. (you can see our range here at Custom Branded Hard Hats). Here’s what you need to understand about standards, replacement and how to maintain helmets.
Compliance with AS/NZS1801:1998
Safety begins with equipment you can trust. Our hard hats meet Australian and New Zealand workplace standards set by the government under hard hat safety standards AS/NZS1801:1998 for occupational protective helmets. This certification means the helmets we sell are tested to resist impacts, punctures, and harsh conditions. This is essential not just for legal compliance and worker protection but, in some instances, is mandatory for business insurance purposes. Construction, mining, or local government companies depend on these standards to keep their teams safe. Adding your logo turns a necessary tool into a visible part of your brand identity, all while meeting the rule.
When to Replace Safety Helmets

Hard hats take a beating over time. Sunlight, daily wear, and the odd knock weaken their structure, even if you can’t see it. In Australia, the general advice is to replace them every two to three years—sometimes sooner. Replace it if the wearer has taken a brutal hit or fell or if the hat shows visible damage like cracks. Keeping up with this isn’t just about following guidelines; it’s about ensuring no one’s at risk. Learn more about personalised hard hats replacement frequency Our custom hard hats make it straightforward to reorder in bulk, keeping costs down and your branding consistent.
Inspecting Hard Hat Helmets Regularly
It is everyone’s responsibility to regularly inspect work helmets. If you wear one or are a job site manager, it is critical to check them. Look over your hard hats regularly. We recommend weekly. It does not take long to look and feel with your hands for dents, scratches, or faded patches. Minor imperfections can point to more significant problems and catching them early keeps the gear reliable. It’s a small effort that pays off by extending the life of your helmets and, more importantly, protecting the people wearing them.
Safety Meets Opportunity – Custom Branding.
We supply hard hats Custom branded. These items do more than shield heads—they carry your name across worksites. From meeting AS/NZS1801:1998 to replacing them on time and inspecting them properly, these steps keep your team secure and your business on the right side of safety laws. Cubic Promote supplies these helmets to companies, councils, and work crews across Australia. Prices exclude GST, but ordering in bulk brings the cost per unit down nicely. Have a look at our hard hat collection and outfit your people with gear that’s both practical and proud.
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