Safety Signs

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are some common facility safety signs found in Australian workplaces?

Here are some common types of facility signs that are commonly used:

• Exit Signs: These signs indicate the location of emergency exits and evacuation routes within a facility.
• Fire Safety Signs & Danger Signs: These signs include fire extinguisher signs, fire alarm signs, and fire exit signs, providing important information related to fire safety and emergency procedures.
• First Aid Signs: These signs indicate the location of first aid stations, first aid kits, or medical facilities within a facility.
• Hazard Signs & Warning Signs: These signs warn individuals about potential hazards in a specific area, such as high voltage areas, biohazard areas, or areas with chemical hazards.
• No Smoking Signs: These signs indicate areas where smoking is prohibited to maintain a smoke-free environment.
• Restricted Access Signs: These signs indicate areas that are restricted to authorised personnel only, ensuring security and safety. Also, common in this category are Private Property Signs.
• Safety Equipment Signs: These signs identify the location of safety equipment, such as safety showers, eyewash stations, or personal protective equipment (PPE) stations.
• Security Signs: These signs convey security-related information, such as video surveillance signs, restricted entry signs, or alarm system signs.
• Wayfinding Signs: These signs assist in navigating a facility by providing directions, room numbers, floor levels, or facility maps.

These are just a few examples of facility signs. The specific types of signs required may vary depending on the nature of the facility and its specific needs.