Hi Stuart
Our drivers are allowed to legally work for 13 hours maximum in any one given shift but after 51/2 hours they have a 1/2 hour break, and after the next 5 1/2 hours they have another 1/2 break. They mostly drive 9-10 hours on their shifts but must log in their breaks and take them. They are also trained on managing fatigue and how to manage long shifts and manage working through the night. Some start at 2am, some at 3am and some later.

Hi Stuart
Our drivers are allowed to legally work for 13 hours maximum in any one given shift but after 51/2 hours they have a 1/2 hour break, and after the next 5 1/2 hours they have another 1/2 break. They mostly drive 9-10 hours on their shifts but must log in their breaks and take them. They are also trained on managing fatigue and how to manage long shifts and manage working through the night. Some start at 2am, some at 3am and some later.

Hi everyone
I managed to source a great pair from Armour Safety. (armoursafety.co.nz) the Code is - eyeclear They seem to fit well so we will trial those. Thanks again.

Thank you so much. I will try this and give it a go.
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Hi Rebecca - thanks - yes it's a tricky one. I am trying to find suitable safety glasses that are also easy to take on and off. String on the glasses is also an idea we will trial too.

HI I would recommend Fisher Painting Services 09 390 4299. Line Marking Solutions also - Stephen O'Neill 0800 080 074 - I got some excellent quotes from these companies for pedestrian marking and and segregating forklift and truck traffic areas.