HEALTH AND SAFETY SIGNS

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Catering Promote health and hygiene with Catering signs Workplace Management Signs If these toilet facilities are not clean please contact Name: Tel: Toilets If these toilets are not at a suitable standard please contact Name: Tel: These facilities were last cleaned at Please wash your hands after using the toilets 66 Need help? Call our sales team today to find the sign to suit your requirements. Caution Watch your step Use handrail 2 05324 FG KM 2 05325 FG KM 2 05326 FG KM 2 05327 FG KM 2 05328 FG KM Please use the bins provided Do not litter Use the bins provided Keep this area clear at all times If you use it, Return it! If you use it, Clean it! 2 05329 FG KM 2 05330 FG KM 2 05331 FG KM 2 05332 FG KM 2 05333 FG KM Food or drinks are not permitted in this room Good housekeeping is the key to safety is responsible for the housekeeping in this area Please wipe your feet before entering the building Please leave this lavatory clean for the next user Please keep your workstation clean and tidy 2 05339 FG KM 2 05340 FG KM 2 05341 FG KM Please leave this basin clean for the next user Out of order 2 05334 FG KM 2 05335 FG KM 2 05336 FG KM 2 05337 FG KM 2 05338 FG KM Toilets Toilets Toilets 2 05342 GB KD NF 2 05343 GB KD NF 2 05344 GB KD NF 2 05345 GB KD NF 2 05348 GB KD NF Toilets Toilets Toilets 2 05346 GB KD NF See page 64 for size grid. 2 05347 GB KD NF Wipe Clean Washroom Signs Inform users that washroom facilities are cleaned regularly. These toilets are regularly inspected Please notify a member of staff if necessary Inspection Due Name/Initials Time Inspected 2 05349 HK 2 05350 HK Don’t forget the dry wipe pens! 6 06240 Board markers Pack of 4 These toilets are regularly inspected Please notify a member of staff if necessary Inspection Due Name/Initials Time Inspected
DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION ACT On October 1st 2004 the final stage of the goods, facilities and services provisions of part 3 of the Disability Discrimination Act came into force. The new obligations apply to anyone providing a paid or unpaid service to the public. As a “service provider” you must ensure that access is available to all disabled people and that entry routes, facilities and all information are clearly defined and indicated by suitable signage. Under recent changes to part 2 of the Act, all employers must now ensure that they do not discriminate against disabled people in terms of recruitment and employment conditions. The new provisions are a further important step towards ensuring that disabled people have access to services that others take for granted. You are required to make reasonable adjustments to your premises; the areas to be considered are the signing and marking of: • designating car parking bays • setting down points • routes to and around buildings • building entrances and exits • directions to facilities i.e. lifts, stairs, reception, toilets, restaurant, etc. • information on additional services available to the disabled • clear indication of help points • emergency exit routes and disabled refuges • the enhancement of general information signage See page 68 See page 69 See page 72 Did you know... “Nearly one in five people of working age (7 million, or 18.6%) in Great Britain have a disability.” - Office for National Statistics Labour Force Survey, Jan - March 2009 Disabled Access and Parking Signs ....................68 Combination Access Signs ......68 Fire Action Notices for the Physically Impaired .......68 Induction Loop Signs ...............68 Braille Health and Safety Signs ................ 69-70 Photoluminescent Braille Signs ..............................71 Photoluminescent Braille Floor Numbers ...............71 Braille Toilet and Changing Room Signs .............72 Braille Guidance and Assistance Signs ...............72 Braille Floor Level Indicators ........................73 Braille Floor Number Indicators ....................73 Braille Room and Area Signs .........................74
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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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Page 60 and 61: Catering Promote health and hygiene
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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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