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Legislation and Guidance Looking for Legislation Advice? Use of Symbols and Graphical Images Prohibition A red circular band with diagonal cross bar on a white background, the symbol within the circle to be black denoting a safety sign that indicates that a certain behaviour is prohibited. Hazard A yellow triangle with black border and symbol within the yellow area denoting a safety sign that gives warning of a hazard. Mandatory A blue circle with white symbol denoting a sign that indicates that a specific course of action must be taken. Fire Equipment A red rectangle or square with symbol in white denoting a safety sign that indicates the location of fire fighting equipment. Safe Condition A green rectangle or square with symbol or text in white denoting a safety sign providing information about safe conditions. The Health & Safety (Safety Signs and Signals Regulations) 1996 As an employer you are required to conform fully with the provisions of these regulations. Guidance is given here and throughout the catalogue in respect of: • Risk assessment • Use of pictorial symbols • General health and safety signs • Fire/emergency escape signs • Positioning of signs • Marking of hazardous storage areas and obstacles • Dangerous locations • Identification of pipelines ISO 7010 Over the next few months we will see the adoption of a new standard for safety signs as ISO 7010 is soon to become Pr EN 7010. The change will see safety signs in the workplace move away from being an “International standard” (essentially a recommendation on best practice), to a European norm (meaning the contents of the standard must be written into UK and EU Law). ISO 7010 has been developed to provide a consistency in design across the EU. We will be phasing in the new designs throughout 2011 and you may notice some design changes to the symbols whereas others will look virtually unchanged. The Health and Safety Sign Association executive committee has agreed that all members will adopt the graphical symbol designs published within ISO 7010. Health and safety signs that conform to the BS 5499 series of Standards and have yet to be adopted by the ISO standards will still be available. As you can see from the examples below, some of the design changes are minor, whereas some have a more obvious difference. BS 5499 to ISO 7010 BS 5499 to ISO 7010 BS 5499 to ISO 7010 BS 5499 to ISO 7010 2 Need help? Call our sales team today to find the sign to suit your requirements.
FIRE <strong>SAFETY</strong> We have the largest range of Health and Safety signs on the market. We are dedicated to bringing you the very best choice in legislation compliant fire signage. Installation Guide This is intended as a guide only. For further advice speak to our sales staff. Recommended installation heights: Above doors:- 2m - 2.5m from floor level to base of sign. Directional wall fixed signs:- 1.7m - 2.0m from floor level to base of sign. See page 6 See page 10 See page 16 Did you know... “Statistics for 1996 show that there were 114000 building fires which resulted in just over 800 deaths and 18200 injuries during that year.” - HSE Fire Escape Signs ................... 4-6 Assembly Point Signs.................7 Prestige Fire Signs .....................8 Mandatory Fire Prevention Signs ........................9 Fire Action Notices ............. 10-12 Fire Prevention Signs ...............13 Fire Fighting Equipment Signs ................ 14-15 Fire Extinguisher Signs ....... 16-17 General Fire Safety ............. 18-19 Photoluminescent Signs..... 20-23 Photoluminescent Health and Safety Signs ..... 24-26
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Hazard Warn and alert with Hazard s
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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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Safe Condition and First Aid Clearl
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Safety Guides Train and inform with
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Safety Posters Convey striking mess
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Regulations Guidance Train staff wi
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Pocket Guides and Training Aids Ens
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Construction Warn and advise with C
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Quarries Protect and inform with Qu
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Marine and Offshore Self-adhesive P
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Marine and Offshore Clear, effectiv
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Water Safety Clear, effective signs
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Beach Safety Clear, effective signs
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Floor Graphics Reinforce your safet
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Pipeline Identification Label Pipes
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Pipeline Identification Label Pipes
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Hazardous Substance Marking Label y
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Chemical Vehicle Marking Vehicle pl
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Hazardous Substances Protect staff
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Packaging and Shipping Labels Trans
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Packaging and Shipping Labels Trans
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Quality Control and Warehouse Signs
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Quality Control and Warehouse Signs
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Quality Control Enforce Quality Con
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Write-on Labels Enforce your qualit
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Safety Labels Reinforce your safety
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Safety Labels Reinforce your safety
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Safety Tags Reinforce your safety p
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Engraving For the highest quality f
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Security Protect and inform with Se
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Security Protect and inform with Se
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Security Protect and inform with CC
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Community Signage Clear effective s
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Countryside and Agriculture Inform
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Energy Conservation Save energy and
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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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