Safety equipment
Site safety and signage
Site safety products make a hazard visible before it reaches a person. Warning signs, traffic equipment and area barriers form the collective protection layer that comes before personal protective equipment.
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In the hierarchy of controls, collective protection comes before personal protection. A correctly placed barrier protects everyone entering that area; personal equipment protects only the person wearing it.
Legibility distance matters in signage: a warning that cannot be read from a distance is no warning at all. Size, colour and placement are planned accordingly.
Site safety equipment protects everyone on site rather than one wearer: barriers, cones, signage, lockout devices and first aid provision. Because it is shared, responsibility for checking and replacing it is easy to lose, so it should be assigned to a named role.
Consistency makes this equipment work. Signage that uses the same colours and pictograms across a facility is read at a glance; a mixture of styles collected over years slows people down at exactly the moment speed matters.
Products in this group
- Warning, prohibition, mandatory and information signs
- Fire and emergency exit marking
- Traffic cones, bollards and delineators
- Barrier tape and screening
- First aid cabinets and kits
Products in this group
09- Warning sign
- Fire sign
- Emergency exit sign
- Mandatory action sign
- Traffic cone
- Traffic bollard
- Delineator
- Barrier tape
- First aid kit
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Safety equipment
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Frequently asked questions
Can signs be produced to our own specification?
Yes. Alongside standard sign sets we can produce signage with content specific to your organisation, site layout and internal procedures; size and material are chosen by application.
How much site equipment should be held in reserve?
Enough to cover both planned work and an unplanned incident. Barriers and signage are the items most often found to be short at the moment they are needed, so a reserve stock is worth holding.
Can signage be produced in more than one language?
Yes, and where the workforce is multilingual it should be. Pictogram-led design with a short text line in the required languages works better than text alone.
Who should own site safety equipment?
Barriers, cones, signage and first aid provision are shared, so responsibility for checking and replacing them is easily lost. Assigning it to a named role is the practical fix.
Can signage be multilingual?
Yes, and where the workforce is multilingual it should be. Pictogram-led design with a short text line in the required languages works better than text alone.
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Currently for corporate supply and wholesale custom production; retail coming soon.
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