Warehouse & Logistics Safety Equipment Supplier in Dubai
PPE, floor systems and staff uniforms for distribution centres, cold stores and logistics operators across Jebel Ali, Dubai South, Sharjah and the Northern Emirates.
Warehouse risk is different from construction risk. The hazards are lower-energy but far more frequent — forklift and pedestrian conflict, manual handling, slips on smooth floors, cuts from strapping and packaging, and items falling from height during racking operations. Injury rates in distribution are driven by repetition, not by dramatic events, and the PPE that reduces them is the PPE people will actually wear through a full shift.
That makes comfort a safety consideration rather than a luxury. A heavy S3 rigger boot specified for a construction site is the wrong choice for an operative walking fifteen kilometres a day on a level concrete floor — it will be uncomfortable by mid-shift and it does nothing the application requires. Lightweight S1P footwear with a composite toe cap and, critically, an SRC-rated slip-resistant sole is the correct specification for most warehouse work. The slip rating is the part buyers most often overlook and the one that prevents the most common warehouse injury.
Hi-vis is the other non-negotiable, and for a specific reason: forklift drivers have restricted sightlines, particularly when travelling with a raised or loaded mast. Anyone on foot in a traffic area needs to be visible from every approach. We supply vests, polos and jackets with retro-reflective tape, and for cold-store operations, insulated hi-vis outerwear that keeps visibility without forcing staff to layer over the top of it.
Handling gloves are worth specifying properly rather than buying the cheapest available. EN 388 rates gloves for abrasion, cut, tear and puncture, and cut level makes a real difference where staff handle strapping, banding, sheet material or glass. A coated palm improves grip on cartons and shrink-wrapped pallets, which reduces both drops and the manual-handling strain of over-gripping.
On the materials side, warehouse floors take sustained abuse from forklift traffic. We supply epoxy floor coatings, self-levelling screeds for uneven or damaged substrates, anti-slip broadcast aggregates for wet zones and wash-down areas, and line-marking systems for aisle and pedestrian-walkway segregation. We also supply branded polos, caps and uniforms for warehouse and driver teams.
What We Supply
Across all three divisions on a single quotation. Technical data sheets available on request.

Hi-Vis Vests & Jackets
Retro-reflective vests, polos and jackets for forklift traffic areas, with insulated options for cold-store and chilled operations.

Lightweight Safety Shoes
S1P footwear to EN ISO 20345 with SRC slip-resistant soles, composite toe caps and breathable uppers for all-day warehouse wear.

Handling & Cut-Resistant Gloves
EN 388 rated gloves from general handling through cut level 5, with PU and nitrile coated palms for grip on cartons and wrapped pallets.

Epoxy Floor Coatings
Solvent-free and water-based epoxy systems for forklift-traffic floors, with self-levelling screeds for damaged substrates and anti-slip aggregates for wet zones.

Safety Signage & Floor Marking
Mandatory, warning and prohibition signage, aisle and walkway marking, racking load notices and traffic-segregation markings.

Staff Uniforms & Polos
Branded polos, caps and workwear for warehouse, picking and driver teams, with embroidery or print applied to your logo.
Where We Supply
Common Questions
What is the difference between S1P and S3 safety footwear?
Both have a 200J toe cap and a puncture-resistant midsole. S3 adds water resistance and is intended for wet outdoor ground, which makes it heavier. For indoor warehouse work on a dry level floor, S1P is lighter, cooler and usually the better choice — but check the sole is SRC rated for slip resistance, which matters more indoors than the S3 upgrade does.
Can you supply uniforms and PPE on one order?
Yes, and this is the main reason logistics operators use us. Hi-vis, footwear, gloves, branded polos and floor materials come on a single quotation and a single delivery rather than through three separate supplier accounts.
Do you supply for cold-store operations?
Yes. Insulated hi-vis jackets, thermal layers and cold-store gloves, plus footwear suitable for chilled and frozen environments. Tell us the operating temperature and shift length when you enquire, because the specification changes considerably between chilled and deep-frozen.
How much floor coating do I need for my warehouse?
It depends on the area, the build-up and the substrate condition. A light-duty coating runs 300–500 microns; heavy forklift traffic usually needs a 3–5mm self-levelling system. Send us the floor area and the traffic type and we will quote the full material take-off including primer.
Related guide: Safety Shoe Markings Explained: S1, S1P, S3 and SRC
Explore the Full Range
Safety Equipment
PPE to EN, ANSI and ISO standards across head, eye, hand, foot, respiratory and fall protection.
Chemicals & Sealants
Waterproofing, sealants, tile adhesives, epoxy flooring and concrete repair.
Garments & Workwear
Coveralls, hi-vis, corporate uniforms and branded workwear.
Epoxy Flooring
Hard-wearing floor coatings and line marking for warehouse traffic.
Concrete Repair Mortars
Joint and slab repair for racking bays and loading areas.
Need a Quote?
Send your requirement, specification and quantity — we will come back within 24 hours with pricing and availability.