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Fire action instructions sign with steps to follow when discovering a fire, including calling the fire brigade, evacuating via a specific route, closing doors, and reporting to an assembly point, with warnings not to take risks.

Fire Action Sign 02 – 250mm x 300mm

This sign provides essential instructions for responding to a fire, clearly laid out to ensure quick and safe action. It features a prominent exclamation mark icon at the top, followed by the title

The blue section lists steps:

Sound the alarm.
Call the fire brigade (with space to write the phone number).
Attack the fire if possible using provided appliances.
Leave the building by (specify route).
Close all doors behind you.
Report to the assembly point.

Below, a red section emphasises safety precautions:

Do not take risks.
Do not return to the building for any reason until authorised.
Do not use lifts.

Made from durable, weatherproof materials, this sign withstands indoor and outdoor conditions, ensuring clear visibility during emergencies.

Installing this sign helps occupants respond appropriately during a fire, promoting safety and regulatory compliance.

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Health and Safety Signs FAQ's

What are fire action signs?

Fire action signs are visual aids that provide instructions on what to do in case of a fire emergency. They are often placed in public buildings, such as schools, hospitals, and office buildings.

What information is included on fire action signs?

Fire action signs typically include information on the location of fire exits, fire assembly points, and emergency contact numbers. They may also include instructions on how to operate fire extinguishers or other fire-fighting equipment.

Who is responsible for providing fire action signs?

The owner or manager of a public building is typically responsible for providing fire action signs.

Are there any regulations or standards that govern fire action signs?

Yes, there are regulations and standards that govern fire action signs. In the United Kingdom, for example, fire action signs must comply with the Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996. These regulations specify the design, colour, and shape of fire action signs, as well as the information that they must include.

How often should fire action signs be updated?

Fire action signs should be reviewed and updated regularly to ensure that they are accurate and up-to-date. Any changes to building layout, fire safety equipment, or emergency procedures should be reflected in the fire action signs.

What are health and safety signs?

Health and safety signs are visual cues that communicate important safety information to people in the workplace. They are designed to help workers and visitors identify potential hazards and take appropriate precautions to avoid accidents or injuries.

What types of health and safety signs are there?

There are several types of health and safety signs, including hazard signs, prohibition signs, mandatory signs, emergency escape or first aid signs, and fire safety signs. Each type of sign has a different colour and shape to help people quickly identify the type of hazard or safety information being communicated.

Who is responsible for ensuring that health and safety signs are used correctly?

Employers are responsible for providing and maintaining health and safety signs in the workplace. They must ensure that signs are clearly visible and easy to understand, and that workers are trained to recognise and respond to different types of signs.

Are health and safety signs mandatory?

In many cases, health and safety signs are required by law. For example, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires employers to use specific types of safety signs in the workplace to help prevent accidents and injuries.

What should I do if I see a health and safety sign that is damaged or missing?

If you notice a damaged or missing health and safety sign, report it to your employer immediately. They should take steps to replace the sign as soon as possible to ensure that workers and visitors are aware of potential hazards.

How do I clean the Health and Safety Signs?

Health and Safety Signs will generally stay clean but can attract some dust. If you do need to wash them down we recommend using a damp cloth with a mild soap and water to help remove stubborn stains.

Fire Action Sign 02 – 250mm x 300mm

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