Safety Signs Blog

Blog Archive: December 2010

Christmas is coming, forget about safety signs for a few days, but not about safety!

Enjoy Christmas, stay safe, see our Christmas closure times - see you in 2011.23rd December 2010 | Health and Safety Signs
Selecting the right safety sign material is just as important as choosing the right message

Safety signs are available in many choices of material - which one you should choose depends on the application of the sign - stickers, normally cheapest - may not be the best option in every case.17th December 2010 | Health and Safety Signs, Warning Signs, Fire Exit Signs
Fragile roof signs Recommended for all roof types!

Warning signs can have many purposes - and the literally correct safety sign may not always be the best one for the job...10th December 2010 | Warning Signs
Why displaying coach and bus seatbelt signs is so important

Since 2006, "seltbelts must be worn" signs have been increasingly used in coaches, buses and minibuses, this article explores why and what the options are.8th December 2010 | Health and Safety Signs
The big move away from BS5499 to EN 7010

The move from BS5499 to EN 7010 as the new international standard for safety signs has been brewing for some time, now it looks like it will happen early in 2011.3rd December 2010 | Health and Safety Signs
Ensuring fire alarm call point signs are positioned correctly

One of the UK’s largest selling safety signs is the fire alarm call point sign. It is also the health and safety sign that is most frequently installed incorrectly! This article considers why this fire equipment sign is required and where it should be ins1st December 2010 | Fire Signs