HEALTH AND SAFETY SIGNS
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Over the next 8 pages are a selection of signs that we have created<br />
due to the large demand from Quarry customers for an industry<br />
specific collection of signs.<br />
Included are our new Boundary signs (see page 114). Quarries are among some of<br />
the most hazardous environments, so it is essential that potential dangers are clearly<br />
marked. This range is designed to help you protect, not just the public, but yourself<br />
and your employees. Under the Quarries Regulations 1999, Quarry operators have a<br />
responsibility to ensure adequate measures are taken to safeguard all persons. The<br />
instruction conforms to British Standards BS5499, whilst the signs are enhanced by the<br />
site specific graphics which highlight the dangers in a more visual manner.<br />
For more information please speak to a member of our sales team.<br />
See page 114<br />
See page 114<br />
See page 115<br />
QUARRIES<br />
Did you know...<br />
“Mining and Quarrying industries report some of the highest<br />
major injury figures. In 2003/04 they report 1066.6 major injuries<br />
per 100,000 employees.” - HSE<br />
Boundary Safety Signs ...........114<br />
Site Safety Signs ....................114<br />
Warning Signs ........................115<br />
Durable Free-Standing<br />
Shield Signs............................115<br />
Free-Standing Frames ............116<br />
Mandatory Signs ....................116<br />
Site Safety ..............................117<br />
Cyclist Signs ...........................118<br />
Vehicle Window Stickers ........118<br />
Traffic Signs ............................118<br />
Parking Signs .........................118<br />
Waste Signs............................119<br />
CCTV Signs ............................119<br />
Hazardous Substances ..........119<br />
Lock-out Station .....................120<br />
Site Identification ....................120<br />
Aggregate Identification .........121