What Are 3 Employee Responsibilities In A Safe Workplace?
Responsibility for safety in the workplace falls on both the employer and employee. Find out what you can do to help reduce the risk of accidents with our latest blog post here.
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Understanding the right safety sign for your business can be a daunting task. There are so many options out there and the legal requirements for different industries change regularly. Here at Lasting Impressions, we have a team of specialists who focus on bringing the best quality safety signs to the right customers. Our News section is where we take this experience gained over the past 40 years and bring it to you. We aim to help you better understand how safety signs can be utilised for your colleagues, employees, visitors and guests.
Our blog posts can be read here today. We cover everything you need to know about safety, including providing clear summaries of the regulations implemented by the HSE for various industries. Our team will help you understand what the different colours used on UK signs mean, whether you need to display CCTV recording signs and what you should consider when designing a sign from scratch. All of our posts are intricately thought out and packed with our knowledge and research to help you make the right decision for you.
The team at Lasting Impressions is passionate about supporting health & safety in the workplace - no matter the business. Just as we update our range of signs to suit modern demands, so do we regularly update the content you'll find here in our News section. Read through our blogs here. If you have any questions about the content or would like to discuss a sign requirement, our helpful team is always on hand to assist.
What Signs Do You Need For an AED?
Does your business have an AED installed? Read our latest blog to learn what safety signs you should have too.
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Choosing a Fire Assembly Point in Your Business
A fire assembly point is where your fire alarm system connects to the local fire department. You must choose a location that is easily accessible to firefighters and has good visibility.
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What Does it Mean to Be ISO 45001 Certified?
ISO 4500 1:2018 is a set of standards that define requirements for quality management systems. It is applicable to organisations that produce, install, maintain, repair, dispose of, or recycle products or services.
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4 Most Common Warehouse Hazards
Warehouses are often dangerous places because they are full of heavy machinery and other things that can cause injury.
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Which Fire Safety Signs do you need?
The article above discusses how businesses must use certain signs such as the Fire Action Notice, Fire Exit Signs, the Warning Sign and the Prohibition Sign.
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Do you need to display CCTV recording signs?
CCTV is a great crime deterrent that has the potential to reduce theft or criminal activity on your property. You must also comply with the GDPR. Make sure you display correct signage at all times.
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Top 5 signs that have gone wrong
In this post, we will share with you five signs that have gone wrong. Click on the link for a list of 5 signs that have gone wrong and some pictures to help illustrate them.
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What to think about when creating your own sign
When you are thinking about the design of your sign, there are a few important factors to consider. Your message, location and where it will be placed all need to be considered before you start designing.
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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 our post to see if we can help.
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Are you Legally Obligated to have Safety Signs?
This article provides an overview of what types of safety signs are recommended and necessary for different levels of risk in the workplace, as well as explaining the importance of having a risk assessment.
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HSE Stats on Injuries at Work - How Safe are the Nation's Workplaces?
The most common types of injury in the workplace are slip, trip and falls, moving machinery, transport and vehicles, fire or explosion, repetitive stress.
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