Prohibition Signs

General Prohibition Signs are used to warn and inform of certain rules/regulations that may be in place such as No cameras. Designed to make people aware they are in charge of managing their own safety and ensuring they adhere to the rules.

Using machinery comes with its fair share of risks and dangers. Signage can help prevent any potential accidents or hazards as well as keeping people away from the machines when they are in use or not authorized to use them. The signs can also be used to inform personnel about potential hazards that need to be taken into consideration before they use the machines e.g. clothing.

This category of warning sign is placed in relevant areas to promote awareness of hazards when using phones. These signs are designed to gain attention by all those nearby by using a bold red and white partnership; colour effective when placed on most walls such as brick and wood.Colours: Red and White Symbol: Red Circle with cross Meaning: Device prohibited.

Site signs are used to promote safety, restrictions, privacy and awareness. Especially essential to modern day building/construction sites but can be used in many different factors such as School Grounds. Site Signs can also be used to give personnel within the business information making the current site more organized and efficient as well as improving safety standards.Colours: Red & White Symbol: Circle with cross. Meaning: Warning/Prohibition.

Vehicles play a major part in many people everyday lives, these signs are essential to give information and warning to people using vehicles especially within construction sites. Use these signs to inform all vehicle drivers no parking is allowed within this area e.g.private property/Roads but also to keep areas clear of any parked vehicles; vital for areas such as loading bays.

On the 1st July 2007 England became "Smoke Free" as the Smoke Free Law was introduced. The Law was introduced to protect the public and employees from the effects of Second Hand Smoke. It is now against the law to smoke in almost all enclosed public places, including Workplaces, Public Places & Work Vehicles. No Smoking signs should be displayed at every entrance to a designated "Smoke Free" area clearly indicating that the building that is being entered is a smoke free zone. Signs are required to be no smaller than A5 with the words No Smoking on the sign(apart from in vehicles where a 70mm sign with the Red Circle across a cigarette logo is suitable).

Too many signs in a building can often cause confusion, Our range of Multi-Purpose signs are designed to give clear and simple instructions for varying potential Hazards / Dangers and Instructions without the need for more than 1 sign.