Fire Safety Signage from Bristol Fire
Safety protection is ineffective unless instruction for use, appropriate action and inappropriate action are clearly defined. We supply and fit a wide range of safety signage for any workplace.
Clear communication through safety signage
Safety protection is ineffective unless instruction for use, appropriate action and inappropriate action are clearly defined in the workplace. Safety signs can draw attention to the correct use of a fire extinguisher, keeping fire doors closed, locating fire assembly points and much more.
At Bristol Fire, we can supply and fit a wide range of safety signage in either standard white or photo luminescent, with the option available in either self-adhesive or rigid plastic.
- Photo Luminescent: Glows in darkness
- Standard White: High contrast
- Self-Adhesive: Easy application
- Rigid Plastic: Durable & weatherproof
Prohibition
No smoking, no access
Warning
Fire risk, hazard
Hygiene/Catering
Hand washing, food safety
COSHH
Hazardous substances
Mandatory
PPE, keep closed
Construction
Site safety, direction
First aid
First aid point, equipment
Fire safety
Extinguisher ID, fire action
CCTV/Security
CCTV/Security
Environmental
Recycling, waste
Agricultural
Farm safety, machinery
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Safety signage – your questions answered
What is photo luminescent signage?
Photo luminescent signs absorb light and glow in darkness, essential for emergency escape routes and fire equipment location during power failure.
Do I need fire action notices?
Yes, under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, you must display clear fire action instructions for staff and visitors.
Can you supply custom signage?
Absolutely. We create bespoke signs with your company logo, specific wording, or unique symbols to match your premises.
What's the difference between self-adhesive and rigid plastic?
Self-adhesive is ideal for smooth, clean surfaces like glass or metal. Rigid plastic is more durable for outdoor or high-traffic areas.