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our safety signs distributor
We offer a number of sales, marketing and technical support packages. Support packages which include: branded safety signs catalogues, websites, trade shop spinners, regular email campaigns, plus we will never approach your customer base directly.
LEARN MOREFire Safety Signs
Fire safety signs are essential for ensuring that people can quickly and clearly understand fire safety information, regardless of their language or literacy level. The BS EN ISO 7010:2012 standard uses universally recognised symbols and consistent design elements—such as specific shapes and colours—to make fire safety signs instantly identifiable. This is crucial in emergencies where rapid action is required, such as locating fire extinguishers, alarms, or personnel.
In addition to enhancing safety, using fire safety signs that conform to BS EN ISO 7010:2012 also supports legal compliance. Businesses and organisations are required by law to provide adequate safety signage under regulations such as the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Adhering to ISO 7010 ensures that signage meets current best practices and regulatory expectations, reducing the risk of fines or legal consequences while fostering a culture of safety and preparedness.
Emergency Escape Safety Signs
Photoluminescent emergency escape signs are critically important for ensuring safe evacuation during emergencies, especially in conditions where visibility is compromised. These signs are designed to glow in the dark after absorbing light, making them visible even during power outages, heavy smoke, or poor lighting. This ensures that occupants can still locate emergency exits, routes, and safety equipment when normal lighting fails—situations common during fires or electrical failures.
In buildings like offices, hospitals, hotels, and underground facilities, photoluminescent emergency escape signs can be the difference between a safe, orderly evacuation and panic or injury caused by disorientation in the dark. In addition to enhancing life safety, photoluminescent emergency signage helps organisations comply with safety regulations and standards, such as those under ISO 16069 (graphical symbols for safety way guidance systems).
Road Traffic Safety Signs
Road traffic safety signs are vital for maintaining order and safety on the roads by providing clear, standardised information to drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. They communicate important rules, warnings, and directions that help prevent accidents and ensure smooth traffic flow. Without these signs, road users would be left uncertain about speed limits, hazards, or right of way, significantly increasing the risk of collisions and confusion.
They alert drivers to potential dangers ahead—like sharp bends, pedestrian crossings, or roadworks—traffic signs help reduce accidents and improve overall safety for everyone on the road.
Furthermore, road traffic signs support legal compliance and enforcement of traffic laws by providing necessary information such as speed limits and parking rules. Proper signage ensures that drivers understand their responsibilities and helps maintain safe and efficient transportation system while minimising congestion and delays.
Construction Site Safety Signs
Safety signs on construction sites are a legal requirement under health and safety regulations - Health and Safety at Work Act and the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations. Crucial for protecting workers, visitors, and the public by highlighting the many hazards present in a construction environment. These signs clearly communicate risks such as falling objects, heavy machinery, electrical dangers, and restricted areas, helping to prevent accidents.
Safety signs play a key role in fostering a safer construction environment by helping ensure that safety protocols are followed consistently. They remind workers to wear personal protective equipment (PPE) such as helmets, high-visibility vests, and safety boots, whilst also highlighting important rules like “No unauthorised access”. This constant visual reinforcement encourages compliance and vigilance, reducing the chances of careless mistakes that could lead to serious harm.