Warehouse Safety Tape: Warning, Barrier & Line Marking Guide

How Premium Packaging helps you pass the recheck

Premium Packaging is a Sydney based wholesale supplier stocking line marking tape, hazard and anti-slip tape, barrier tape and warning labels, as part of a full packaging tape and dispenser range. Our specialists help you work through your audit findings and match the right tape, colour and grade to each hazard, so the fix holds up to both traffic and the next inspection.

Stock is held at our Werrington warehouse with delivery across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and regional Australia, and recurring supply keeps your safety consumables on hand. For more on tape selection, see our types of tape guide on the Premium Packaging blog.

Frequently asked questions

Can tape really help us pass a safety audit?

Yes, for many common findings. Line marking, hazard, anti-slip and barrier tape address unmarked traffic lanes, hazards, slippery surfaces and open danger zones, which are among the issues audits flag most often. Larger structural hazards still need engineering controls.

What colour tape is used for hazards in a warehouse?

Yellow and black diagonal striped tape is the common choice for physical hazards and caution zones, while red and white marks fire and emergency equipment that must stay clear. Solid yellow usually marks aisles and walkways.

What is the difference between barrier tape and floor marking tape?

Barrier tape is a highly visible, usually non-adhesive tape for cordoning off temporary hazards like spills or maintenance zones. Floor marking tape is a durable adhesive tape for long-term aisle, walkway and zone marking.

Is anti-slip tape a WHS requirement?

Slips, trips and falls are a duty-of-care matter under work health and safety law, and anti-slip tape on stairs, ramps and wet areas is a common, practical control. The specific obligation depends on the hazard and your jurisdiction’s regulator.

Do safety tapes meet Australian Standards?

Quality safety tapes are made to align with the relevant standards, such as the safety sign standard for warning colours and slip-resistance ratings for anti-slip products. Check the product specification for the standard that applies to your use.

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