
Why Somerton Warehouse Floor Marking?
A national retailer's distribution centre in Somerton engaged us for annual floor marking maintenance. Their facility runs 24/7 with constant forklift traffic. Even heavy-duty materials wear through in high-traffic areas over twelve months. Rather than wait for complete failure, they refresh annually.
We visit each September during their quietest period. Our crews work through the facility over three nights, touching up worn areas and refreshing faded marking. The cost is roughly a quarter of what complete remarking would cost, and the facility never falls below safety standards.
That kind of proactive maintenance makes economic and safety sense for high-volume facilities. Somerton hosts some of Melbourne's busiest distribution centres where continuous operation creates significant wear on floor marking.
Somerton is a major logistics hub near the Hume Freeway. Large distribution centres for national retailers, supermarket chains, and logistics operators all cluster in this precinct. The constant forklift traffic in these facilities creates specific floor marking requirements.
Forklift safety drives floor marking requirements in Somerton warehouses. Yellow lanes define vehicle travel paths. White pedestrian walkways keep workers separate from forklift movements. Intersection treatments manage crossings between vehicle and pedestrian areas. Red exclusion zones mark danger areas.
High-traffic areas need particular attention in busy distribution centres. Main forklift aisles see constant traffic throughout operating hours. These areas wear through floor marking faster than quieter zones. Maintenance programs focus resources on these high-wear areas.
Storage organisation supports the picking and dispatch operations typical in Somerton facilities. Pallet locations ensure consistent placement. Picking zones have clear boundaries. Staging areas for dispatch are defined. Clear floor marking helps maintain the organisation that high-volume operations require.
Loading dock areas handle constant truck movements in major distribution centres. Bay marking helps drivers position correctly. Guide lines assist reversing. Pedestrian exclusion zones protect workers around active docks. Staging areas have clear boundaries.
Product selection for Somerton facilities recognises high-traffic demands. Heavy-duty two-pack epoxy provides maximum durability in main forklift aisles. Standard products suit lower-traffic pedestrian areas. Matching products to traffic patterns optimises both durability and cost.
Surface preparation in active distribution centres requires working around operations. We schedule preparation and marking during quieter periods. Night shifts access areas that are busy during the day. Weekend work provides extended windows for larger areas.
Emergency escape routes need maintenance alongside operational marking. Fire exits, assembly point directions, and emergency equipment locations must remain clearly visible. We include emergency marking in maintenance programs to ensure consistent visibility.
Compliance documentation tracks maintenance over time. Annual records show consistent attention to floor marking standards. This documentation demonstrates due diligence during WorkSafe inspections and supports insurance requirements.
Maintenance programs suit facilities that cannot afford floor marking to fall below acceptable standards. Annual or more frequent touch-ups maintain consistent safety. Costs are predictable and spread over time rather than concentrated in major remediation projects.
Our Somerton coverage extends throughout the northern logistics corridor including Campbellfield, Epping, and surrounding suburbs. Regular work in this area means quick response times and crews familiar with local facility types.
For warehouse floor marking in Somerton, whether new installation or maintenance program, upload your plans or contact Niel directly. We can assess your requirements and recommend appropriate approaches for your traffic patterns.
Key Benefits
Maintenance programs available
High-wear area refresh
Distribution centre experience
WorkSafe Victoria compliant
24/7 operation scheduling
Predictable maintenance costs

Site Inspection
Free assessment and detailed quote
Professional Marking
Expert application with premium materials
Quality Assurance
Final inspection and compliance sign-off
Compliance Standards
AS 4586
Slip resistance classification for pedestrian surfaces.
AS/NZS 1428.1
Design for access and mobility requirements.
Safe Work Australia
Workplace traffic management guidelines.
WorkSafe Victoria
Victorian workplace safety requirements.
AS 1318
Industrial safety colour coding standards.
AS 4049
Road marking paint materials and durability.
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All our work meets or exceeds Australian Standards and state road authority requirements
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AS 1742
Traffic Control Devices
Specifies line colours, widths, arrow designs, and placement for road markings. Ensures all traffic control devices meet national safety standards.
AS/NZS 2890
Parking Facilities
Covers bay dimensions (2.4m × 5.4m standard, 3.2m × 5.4m accessible), aisle widths, and traffic flow requirements for compliant parking areas.
AS 4586
Slip Resistance
Defines slip resistance classifications (P rating) for pedestrian surfaces. Critical for wet areas, ramps, and high-traffic zones.
AS/NZS 1428
Access & Mobility
Sets requirements for accessible parking bays, tactile indicators, and mobility access. Essential for DDA compliance and accessibility audits.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Maintenance programs include scheduled visits, typically annual, to inspect and refresh floor marking before it deteriorates to unacceptable levels. We touch up worn areas and refresh faded marking. Costs are predictable and significantly less than complete remarking.
In busy distribution centres with constant forklift traffic, main aisles may need annual touch-ups even with heavy-duty products. Lower-traffic areas last longer. We assess your facility and recommend appropriate maintenance frequency based on actual wear patterns.
Yes. We schedule work during quieter periods, complete sections while other areas continue operating, and use night shifts to access busy areas. Most distribution centres experience minimal disruption from maintenance programs.
Two-pack epoxy provides maximum durability in high-traffic forklift areas. It costs more than standard paint but lasts significantly longer under constant rubber-wheeled traffic. We match products to traffic patterns throughout your facility.
Usually yes for high-traffic facilities. Annual maintenance typically costs roughly a quarter of complete remarking. Costs are spread predictably over time. And your facility never falls below acceptable safety standards between maintenance visits.
Yes. We provide completion reports after each maintenance visit. Annual records demonstrate consistent attention to floor marking standards for WorkSafe inspections and insurance requirements.
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