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Hazard Sign Printing

Hazard sign printing for the doors and corners where the risk is not obvious until it is too late: the battery charging bay, the chemical store, the asbestos-containing ceiling, the gas cage out the back, the tank you only enter with a permit. Pick the message that matches your risk assessment, then the size and the board: 3mm Foamex indoors, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite outdoors, or self-adhesive vinyl straight onto a cabinet.

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Danger Confined Space No Unauthorised Access Signfrom £26.33Danger Confined Space No Unauthorised Access SignISO 7010 W001 · 4 sizesUpload your fileOdd size? Big run?Tell us what you need and a person prices it for you.Get a quote Not sure which one?Short guides to sizes, materials and artwork.Help guides Free UK delivery over £49.99 this weekOtherwise £7.95 to the UK mainland.Delivery details

Chemical and Hazard Signs: questions answered

We keep cleaning chemicals in a cupboard at our school. Does it need a sign?

Under COSHH and the 1996 Safety Signs and Signals Regulations, stores holding hazardous substances should be labelled so people understand the risk before they walk in. Your risk assessment sets which signs go where. The chemical store caution sign and the no admittance version for dangerous chemicals are popular picks.

What sign goes next to a battery charging point?

There are several. Two caution designs carry the W026 battery symbol from ISO 7010, one of them adding a warning about explosive gases. Another pairs PPE with the P002 no smoking symbol, and a separate design marks where forklift trucks are plugged in to charge. Match your pick to your risk assessment.

Is there a sign for asbestos?

Yes, a few. You can mark the area itself, remind people that protective clothing is required, or label hazardous asbestos waste, and a further sign tells staff to keep hazardous waste apart from everything else. Sizes run A4 up to A1 on Foamex, Dibond or self-adhesive vinyl.

Which signs cover a confined space like a tank or pit?

Two danger signs deal with confined spaces: one says entry is by permit only, the other bars unauthorised access. A third warns of asphyxiation where oxygen may run low. Fix them at every way in, so people read them before a hatch or door is opened.

Our gas cage is outdoors. Will the sign last out there?

Choose 3mm Dibond and it will. The board keeps flat and handles sun and rain on cages, compound fences and outside doors for years. On smooth metal cabinets or tanks, self-adhesive vinyl sticks straight onto the surface instead.

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