Introduction
For anyone working with ADNOC or its contractors, safety and compliance are non-negotiable. ADNOC’s strict guidelines on personal protective equipment (PPE) have led to the creation of the ADNOC Design Coverall — a benchmark in oil & gas protective clothing. In this article, we’ll dive deep into the features, design rules, required standards, and how Harbor365 ensures 100% compliance.
What is an ADNOC Design Coverall?
An ADNOC Design Coverall is a flame-resistant workwear garment designed as per ADNOC’s specific safety and branding requirements. Available in single-piece or two-piece formats, these coveralls are more than just uniform — they are a symbol of compliance and responsibility. The designs include mandatory color specifications (royal blue or beige), logo placements, reflective striping, and certified fabrics.
Why Are ADNOC Design Coveralls Required?
- To Adhere to ADNOC’s HSE Policies: Safety compliance is strictly enforced on ADNOC sites.
- Brand Identity and Uniformity: Ensures every worker is easily identifiable based on their company, role, or department.
- Functional Safety: The design incorporates visibility, fire resistance, and anti-static elements.
- Ease of Access Control: Workers not in proper attire can be easily identified and restricted.
Where Are ADNOC Coveralls Used?
- ADNOC Onshore/Offshore Facilities: Drilling rigs, platforms, and production units.
- Refineries and Terminals: Locations involving chemicals, flammable substances, and extreme heat.
- EPC and Subcontractor Sites: Used by engineering and construction contractors.
- Shutdown & Maintenance Projects: Temporary staff and contractors also require standard attire.
When Do You Need to Wear ADNOC Coveralls?
- During All Site Activities: From entry into operational zones to the end of your shift.
- Inspections and Audits: When representing your company in front of ADNOC officials.
- Emergency Drills and Exercises: Simulations also require full PPE compliance.
How Is the ADNOC Coverall Designed?
- Color Specifications: Royal blue (for technical staff) and beige (for administrative or supervisors).
- Reflective Tape Layout: Strategically placed across arms, legs, and shoulders for maximum visibility.
- Company and ADNOC Logos: Front chest, sleeves, and back placement.
- Functional Elements: Pen holders, radio loops, and multi-utility pockets.
- Fabric Type: Inherent FR or treated cotton fabrics ensuring durability and safety.
What Norms Should ADNOC Workwear Comply With?
- EN ISO 11612: Flame and heat exposure protection
- EN ISO 11611: Protection for welding and allied processes
- EN 1149-5: Electrostatic discharge protection
- IEC 61482-1-2 / -1-1: Arc flash resistance
- EN 13034: Chemical splash protection (Type 6)
- EN ISO 20471: Visibility standards (in selected roles)
- EN ISO 13688: Performance and ergonomic design
How Harbor365 Meets ADNOC Requirements
- Certified Fabric Sourcing: All materials are tested and certified to required norms.
- Design Accuracy: We strictly follow ADNOC’s branding layout and color guidelines.
- Customization: Add logos, names, departments as per site requirements.
- Compliance Documentation: Full technical file and lab test certificates available.
Conclusion
ADNOC Design Coveralls are a mandatory part of working in one of the world’s most safety-conscious oil and gas environments. Harbor365 ensures that each garment not only looks professional but also performs exceptionally in the harshest working conditions. Whether you need a single coverall or bulk orders, our team is ready to deliver compliant, durable, and comfortable solutions.
Harbor365 is a trusted provider of protective clothing certified to international standards. Our ADNOC Design Coveralls and 2 Pc Coveralls are engineered to exceed your expectations and meet your HSE compliance needs across multiple industries.