PPE & Clothing

Correct and consistent branding on clothing, both on and off site, is a key part of our brand. Make sure you or your team have read these guidelines, before producing any branded items of clothing. 

Personal Protective Equipment

Branding our Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) helps identify our people and projects a professional image of McConnell Dowell in the communities where we work.

Outside of the branding requirements,  PPE should be sourced from a reputable supplier and must meet all relevant safety codes.

PPE banner

Vests & Shirts

The McConnell Dowell Logo must be placed on the left breast of all upper garments (at least 80mm wide) with adequate clearance on all sides.

On the back; the MCD logo should be placed centrally across the shoulders (recommended size is 250mm wide).

Use the positive logo (with black 'Creative Construction' text underneath) on all hi-ves garments

MCD hivis size

 

MCD hivis size back

 

Hi vis PPE branded

 

Home Without Harm Logo:

The Home Without Harm logo is optional on PPE, but should always be set in grey and in it's stacked '3-line' version, see below:

HWH 3line RGB

Align the top of the logo to the top edge of the McConnell Dowell Logo.

Full guidelines and downloadable artwork files are available on the following link here

 

Hard Hats

Hard hats must display the McConnell Dowell Logo - front and centre.

The Home Without Harm Logo may be centrally positioned on the back.

Scale to fit both logos within the space comfortably.

MCD hardhat size

With the minimum width of both logos at 45mm.

PPE HardHat

 

 

 

Logos and Embroidery

When commisioning clothing with embroidered logos the minimum height of our logo should be 43mm. This ensures legibility of the 'Creative Construction' tagline.
Under no circumstances remove the tagline from the logo.

Embroidered logo

When using the McConnell Dowell logo on clothing, ensure the correct version is used. 

The positive logo for light coloured materials and the reverse logo for dark coloured materials (see examples below).

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p2 colour 2

 

Office & General Branded Clothing

Branded office/corporate/general wear should follow a similar design to the onsite PPE clothing. With the MCD logo appearing on the left chest of the garment. Home without Harm is not required forthis style of clothing.

Polo shirts should only be produced in the 3 brand colours of white, black or 'hero green'.

However; button up shirts can also be produced in neutral colours such as pale blues and greys.

corp clothing

Never produce branded office clothing in non-brand colours such as red, yellow, blue etc. If sole MCD branded clothing is being worn, it should still reflect the brand and it's guidelines.

WRONG polo shirt

Office and corporate wear is organised at a business unit level, speak to your office manager for guidance and ordering queries, as existing stock and supplier relationships may already be available and in place.

 

 

RAP Branded PPE

For information and guidance on creating Reconciliation Action Plan branded PPE for your project, click here.

RAP PPE letterbox

Don'ts

The McConnell Dowell logo should only be used as described here.
The logo is supplied as digital master artwork files and should never be distorted, redrawn broken apart or altered in any way.

Below is an example of incorrect PPE branding:

 

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  • Master artwork logo file not used, meaning logo has been redrawn with the wrong font resulting in incorrect proporations and sizing. 
  • Wrong colour green used.
  • Logo is too big (not enough clearance around all sides).
  • Stitched onto a patch the same size as the logo itself. Instead logo should be scaled to fit patch with adequate clearance.

 

 

 

 

Suppliers

Send your supplier a link to this page so they know the rules and ask them for samples. First time suppliers are to provide a sample of the logo prior to ordering. This will allow you to check the quality of their work and ensure that their reproduction is correct.

Note: Blackwoods is the preferred supplier in Australia.

MCD PPE