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Welding ProductsRoad Traffic Safety Equipment: What Your Worksite Needs for Traffic Control
If your site borders a road or your works affect traffic, you’ll need the right equipment for traffic control, not just because it’s expected, but because it’s what keeps workers and drivers safe around an active site.
Work affecting a public street in Singapore generally needs to follow LTA’s Code of Practice for Traffic Control at Work Zone. It’s a detailed technical document, worth checking directly if you’re the one signing off on a site’s traffic control plan, we won’t try to summarise the specifics here.
Here’s what we can help supply:
Traffic Cones
There are two heights available, 70cm and 90cm, but 70cm is what’s typically used on Singapore roadworks sites. At 1.7kg, it has a stable base that holds up well in windy conditions. See our LTA Traffic Cone range, the 90cm option is also available where extra height and visibility is useful.
Warning Tape and Signage
Warning tape cordons off hazards and keeps pedestrians clear of an active work zone, while signage gives drivers and passers-by clear notice of what’s ahead. Both are simple, low-cost additions that make a real difference in keeping a site visible and safe.
Warning Lights and Safety Disks
The Job Master Solar LED Warning Light is typically mounted higher up on a safety pole, so drivers of larger vehicles can spot the work zone from further away. Reflective safety discs are a simple add-on for extra visibility on cones, barriers or signage after dark.
Barricades
For sites that need a physical barrier rather than just a visual marker, our safety barricade poles offer a straightforward way to cordon off a work zone or restrict access.
If your site changes shape as work progresses, it’s worth keeping a bit of spare stock rather than ordering the exact count each time. A few extra cones or a spare barricade pole is cheaper than a delayed delivery holding up a shift.
We’ve supplied hardware to Singapore’s construction and metalworks industries since 2001. Bulk pricing for larger jobs, same-day delivery when ordered in the morning.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What height should my traffic cones be?
70cm for most roadworks, 90cm where extra visibility is needed.
2. Do I need approval for traffic control on a public road?
Generally yes, LTA’s Code of Practice sets out what’s required, check with your traffic control coordinator if you’re unsure.
