Compliant safety signs often include (but are not limited to) emergency exit signage, fire safety signs, safety equipment to be worn here etc.

These safety signs are manufactured in a different choice of sizes and available as self adhesive vinyl prints on a high quality vinyl, printed with original eco solvent inks to guarantee colour depth and accuracy. They are also available as Semi Rigid PVC, 5mm Rigid Foam, 3mm Dibond, 3mm Aluminium or 3mm Aluminium with channel for post fixing signs (we use 8-10 year external vinyl instead of digital print where practical on the rigid signs). Not all size/material combinations available online, we have added the most suitable combinations.

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If you’re not sure if your signage complies, a general rule of thumb is as follows: no changes needed on existing fire safety signs containing symbols comply with BS 5499. New signs are also acceptable if they comply with BS 5499. This code sets out information about the rights of different users. For some activities you may need to get permission from the landowner, including: Read the Marine and coastal wildlife code to help you minimise disturbance to wildlife when you visit the coast. Respect everyone

Informing people of safe procedures: Safety signs can also inform people of safe procedures to follow in the workplace. For example, they can remind people to wear personal protective equipment (PPE), such as hard hats, safety glasses, and gloves. Signs which advise walkers what to do if they are walking with dogs near cattle have been unveiled by the NFU.

Additionally, Keep Dogs On Leads Signs are made from high-quality and durable materials ensuring their longevity and visibility in various weather conditions. They are designed to withstand outdoor elements such as rain, sunlight and temperature fluctuations guaranteeing that the signs remain legible and effective over time. This durability ensures that the message remains clear and impactful even in challenging environments. Select the position to fix your sign, (remember to consider the viewing distance and height of the sign) See Viewing Distances Tab The signs, which have been produced by the union for its farmer members, give a clear reminder to walkers using public footpaths to keep dogs on leads but – importantly – to let them go if they’re being chased or feel threatened by cattle. Use maps and local signs to help you find your way. Stay on marked paths, even if they’re muddy, unless wider access is available, such as on open access land. This helps to protect crops and wildlife.

Safety signs are vital because they can help to prevent accidents and injuries. They can do this by: Prepare for natural hazards, including weather changes, to stay safe. Make sure you take the right clothing and equipment for your planned activities.Don’t hang onto your dog. If you are threatened by cattle – let it go as the cattle will chase the dog.