The signs are blue circles with either text or a picture shown in white. These could include 'Fire door keep shut' to ensure that the compartmentation of the building is maintained in the event of a fire. Mandatory fire safety signs should be used if your building has actions that must be carried out to meet fire safety requirements. These fire safety signs should be used to indicate actions that must be carried out in order to comply with requirements. The signs are yellow triangles with a black border and black pictogram and/or text. If your building has certain hazards these fire safety signs will be required by the Health and Safety Regulations 1996. These signs should be used to make people aware of nearby hazards such as dangerous substances or physical hazards on escape routes. There will be a pictogram in black indicating the nature of the prohibition. These signs display a red circle containing a red diagonal line. These fire safety signs are required by the Health and Safety Regulations 1996. In your building to reinforce the prohibition of dangerous activities. These signs should be used to reinforce instructions prohibiting dangerous activities. It’s quite common to see the wrong signs used in buildings – for example, a green ‘Fire exit’ sign on the exterior of a fire exit door, when it should be a blue ‘Fire exit keep clear’ sign. The safe condition signs can be a green rectangle or square with text and/or pictograms.
To indicate where the emergency exits are and the means of the operation of doors on the escape routes, for example, ‘Push bar to open’. These fire safety signs are used to mark emergency exits, escape routes and first aid equipment. In this blog post, we will break down the most common fire safety signs and explain what they mean for your business. By understanding what different signs mean, you can make sure that you are taking all necessary precautions in the event of a fire. When it comes to fire safety, fire safety signs are an important part of the puzzle.
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