GLOW-IN-DARK FIRE SIGNS:
Glow-in-Dark Fire Signs are an effective way of displaying and guiding people properly to the emergency exit doors in fire situations at night or low-light conditions.
The Glow-in-Dark fire signs supplied by PROSAFE are of high quality that glow really well and make it easy for people to view and understand the signs/ directions being communicated to them.
These type of dire signs include Fire Exit, Fire Extinguisher, Manual Call Point, Hose Reel, Zone Control Valve, etc. These are ideal for use in Offices, Schools, Shops, Restaurants, Hotels, Warehouses, etc.
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Fire Signs and Safety Signages
Most of us take the presence of fire safety signs for granted. But whilst we may not pay attention to them on a typical day, in a real emergency they can be the difference between life and death. That’s exactly why they are a crucial element of any businesses’ fire safety strategy. Read our full guide to categories of fire signage and fire safety signs to discover why they’re so important, if your business is required to use signage by law, what the various categories of fire signage are, as well as what each sign really means.
Why are Safety Signs so Important?
Categories of Fire Signages
- Prohibition Signs – Signs that fall into this category include “No Smoking” notices. These messages outline a prohibited action that could increase the risk of a fire.
- Mandatory Signs – These signs indicate steps people must take to comply with fire regulations, which are designed to safeguard occupants. An example of a mandatory sign is a “fire door keep shut” notice.
- Warning Signs – These signs are required to make people aware of the presence of flammable materials. For example, a store cupboard that contains potentially dangerous liquids. To aid the escaping and fighting of fires.
- Safe Condition Signs – These signs indicate fire escape routes, fire assembly points and first aid equipment to guide occupants dealing with an emergency and escaping the building.
- Fire Exit Signs – These notices direct people to the location of firefighting equipment such as extinguishers or fire hoses and also fire alarm activation areas. Depending on the layout of your building, this may not be required if the equipment itself is highly visible.
- Supplementary Information Signs – To provide further instruction, these signs include information such as a directional arrows or text to expand on neighbouring notices.
How are Fire Safety Signs Color-Coded?
The fire signage categories listed above have been standardised with different colours and shapes. As a result, they can be recognised immediately and interpreted quickly in an emergency situation.
What Color are Fire Exit Signs?
What Color are Fire Equipment Signs?
What do blue and white health and safety signs mean?
Blue fire safety signs with white writing on them state mandatory precautions that one must abide by in a building. Mandatory signs are circular in shape. An example of this type of sign includes the familiar “FIRE DOOR KEEP SHUT” notice, designed to offer protection in the event of a fire.
What message do yellow safety signs carry?
Yellow fire safety signs carry warning messages and are triangular in shape. They feature a black symbol that indicates the type of hazard in a specific area. An example of a yellow warning message is a fire risk sign.
How do I ensure that my workplace has the required fire safety signs?
Firstly, it’s imperative that a fire risk assessment is carried out. This will check the following things to ensure that your workplace complies:
- Fire hazards in your building are sufficiently highlighted to occupants.
- Sufficient control measures such as signage are in place to lower fire risk.
- Escape routes are clearly flagged and staff have received the required training.
- Your fire safety strategy is robust.
Fire Safety Sign Categories
