Safety Signs FAQ

This blog post will discuss the most common questions our clients and customers have asked. If you have any questions about safety signs, check out the content below to see if we can help.

How can I make my workplace safer?

We have a range of safety signs with different formats and sizes for different workplace situations, including catering, electrical warning signs, farm signs and more. You can check out our workplace safety signs here.

What materials are available?

Some of our materials include self-adhesive vinyl and 1mm rigid plastic.

How much is delivery?

Free delivery is provided to online orders over £25 (excluding VAT), while orders under £25, with economy services, will cost £1.95 in delivery costs. You can find a list of all delivery costs here.

Do your fire safety signs comply with regulations?

All of our fire safety signs comply with BS 5499-2:1986 – fire safety signs, notice and graphic symbols. Our fire safety signs are also made following the health and safety regulations 1996 and, where applicable, they abide with EN ISO 7010:2012.

Where are your signs made?

Our safety signs are manufactured by us here in the UK.

Are there different types of signs?

Yes. There are four main types of signs, including prohibition signs, warning signs, mandatory signs and emergency escape/fire-aid signs.

Can I use the same sign for every industry?

No. Different environments present different hazards, which mean you will need a different safety sign. Four main industries in the UK require safety signs, including construction, healthcare, retail and office-based.

What are health and safety signs?

Health and safety signs provide information, instruction or guidance about health and safety in the workplace.

What makes up a safety sign?

There are four main components of a safety sign, including colour, shape, text and pictogram.

Contact us

If you have a question that was not addressed above, feel free to contact a member of our dedicated team today. We are always happy to help with questions you might have.