About Hi-Vis Group
Hi-Vis Group is an Australian manufacturer and supplier of safety signage and visual communication products based in Carrington, New South Wales. They design, manufacture, and install a wide range of products including road and traffic signs, mining and construction safety signs, LED variable message and speed signs, workplace safety boards, custom printed signage, and large-format branded graphics. Hi-Vis Group primarily serves government agencies, mining and resources companies, transport and logistics operators, and commercial and industrial clients across Australia, offering both standard-compliant safety products and fully custom solutions.
A Hi-Vis Group charge on your bank or card statement usually relates to the purchase of signage or visual communication products, either via a phone order, email order, online enquiry converted to an order, or an account/invoice payment that was settled by card. Charges may be for one-off custom or stock sign orders, large project deliveries, periodic supply of safety signage, or deposits/progress payments on major installations. In some cases, you might see a temporary “pending” or pre-authorisation charge if your card details were used to secure an order or booking, which is normally adjusted to the final invoice total once processed.
If you’re unsure about a Hi-Vis Group charge, start by checking recent email quotes, invoices, and purchase orders from Hi-Vis, as well as any internal orders placed by your procurement, safety, or facilities teams. You can also log in to, or create, your customer account via hivis.com to review order history where applicable, or contact their customer service team using the details on the “Contact” page of hivis.com, quoting the amount and date of the charge and any invoice or order numbers you can find. Common billing issues—such as duplicate payments, incorrect card used, or confusion between a deposit and final payment—are usually resolved by providing a copy of your statement and any related Hi-Vis documentation so they can cross-check and issue a corrected invoice or refund if required.