HEALTH AND SAFETY SIGNS

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HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES “In 2007/8 there were 678 reported accidental releases or escape of any substance in a quantity sufficient to cause death, major injury or any other damage to the health of any person.” - HSE. We have extended our Hazardous Substances product range to include spill kit signs and have incorporated the new CLP legislation into our signs. The new European Regulation on Classification, Labelling and Packaging of Substances and Mixtures (EC1272/2008), known as the CLP Regulation, came into force in January 2009. This new regulation implements the UN Global Harmonised System (GHS), which is designed to provide a more consistent hazard communication system throughout the world. It also introduces a new system of symbols (see page 152), which will eventually replace the CHIP symbols. There will be a two stage transition process with substances being relabelled by 1st December 2010, and mixtures being relabelled by 1st June 2015. See page 132 See page 135 See page 141 Did you know... “The number of cases of release or escape of a biological agent likely to cause human infection or illness was 343 during 2007/8.“ - HSE Pipeline Identification ..... 132-134 Hazardous Substance Tapes ....................135 Gas Equipment Marking .........135 Safety Tags .............................135 Spill Kit Signs .........................135 Laboratory Signs and Tapes...136 CLP Regulation Symbols ...............136 Storage Area Marking.............136 The Chemicals Regulations 2009....................137 Chemical Vehicle Marking ......................138 Site Marking ...........................139 Dangerous Substances Signs...................140 UN Placards ...........................140 IATA/ICAO Labels ...................141 ADR, RID, IMDG, IATA and ICAO Labels ............141
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HEALTH & SAFETY SIGNS HEALTH AND SA
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Legislation and Guidance Looking fo
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Fire Safety Wall and Ceiling Mounte
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Fire Safety EXTRA LARGE Directional
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Fire Safety Prestige Fire Signs 80m
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Fire Safety Clear fire action guida
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Fire Safety Multi-message Fire Acti
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Fire Safety Fire Fighting Equipment
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Fire Safety Easily identify your Fi
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General Fire Safety To guide and pr
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Photoluminescent Fire Photoluminesc
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Photoluminescent Fire Fire Fighting
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Photoluminescent Fire High Visibili
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Photoluminescent Fire Self-adhesive
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Prohibition Enforce No Smoking legi
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Prohibition Enforce No Smoking legi
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Prohibition Protect and inform with
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Hazard Warn and alert with Hazard s
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Lift Safety Warn and alert with Haz
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Defence Works Safety M.O.D. Defence
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Lasers and Radiation Warn and alert
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Mandatory Enforce and protect with
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Mandatory Enforce and protect with
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Catering Promote health and hygiene
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Catering Welcome and inform with Ba
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Catering Comply with licensing laws
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Disability Discrimination Act Clear
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Disability Discrimination Act Guide
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Care Homes Provide safety and care
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Care Homes Provide safety and care
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Page 128 and 129: Water Safety Clear, effective signs
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Page 156 and 157: Safety Labels Reinforce your safety
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Page 170 and 171: Community Signage Clear effective s
Page 172 and 173: Countryside and Agriculture Inform
Page 174 and 175: Energy Conservation Save energy and
Page 176 and 177: Recycling Do your part in reducing
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Traffic To protect and inform use T
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Car Parks Manage visitor traffic wi
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Car Parks Manage visitor traffic wi
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Mirrors and Fixings Increase visibi
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Frames and Fixings Keep signs secur
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Frames Maximise awareness with our
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Tapes Identify and protect with Tap
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Tapes Identify and protect with Tap
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Glass Door Marking Enhance visibili
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Temporary Signs Use again and again
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Temporary Signs Use again and again
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Information Clearly inform using In
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Corporate Range For a stylish look
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enhanced III For elegance and style
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Prestige Range For a classic stylis
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