The following sign is usually situated as close as possible to the entrance of the site to specify the site speed limit to all entering the site. Situated as near as possible or on the actual rails at the side of all steps and stairways on the site, should be a reminder to have 3 points on contact when using the steps / stairways. The particular version I recommend is the anti slip vinyl version (see below) that can be fitted onto the actual rails. All areas on the site that

The following signs are the MPA style signs to indicate the dangers of deep water and slurry and must be displayed around the vacinity of the hazard. The following sign is our "Danger Falling Objects" sign and must be displayed on both sides of conveyors to warn people of the potential of items falling from the conveyor. You can view the signs above by clicking on the following link: https://www.gsbhealthandsafetysigns.co.uk/safety-signs/aggregates/ #dangerfallingobjectssign

Tipping Exclusion Zone signs must be displayed in the tipping area to warning people that it is the tipping area and they must keep the area clear if a tipper is about to tip. This is usually a 15 metres exclusion zone. The point of this sign is to warn people of the hazard should the tipper collapse during the tipping operation. The sign to be display is the one shown below or a similar version. #siteentrancedirectionalsigns #safetysigns #HSE #quarrysigns #concreteplantsigns

Once I have reached the point on site where I sign in and have been inducted it's now where I am allowed to enter the site either on my own or accompanied depending on the type of site I am carrying out my business. More often than not the reason for me attending the site is to carry out a sign audit and I am always advised to keep to the pedestrian walkways wherever possible. Most sites nowadays have yellow or red goalposts making the walkways clearly marked and have the fol

Following on from last weeks blog I have now arrived safetly at the "Visitors car park" where the next sign i focus on is the one that instructs me that I must reverse park. Once I have safely reverse parked into a car parking space I need to look at the PPE rrequirements of the site. This is where i recommend a "Site safety Rules" sign in the vacinity of the car park, going back to my view that we can only focus on one thing at a time I use this sign as a check list to ensur

My initial thoughts on entering sites are "where is the visitors car park"? The standard site sign for this is as shown here. Most of the sites I visit are very well signposted and I find it very easy to locate the visitors car park. What I don't like when entering a site (and this may sound odd coming from a sign company) is signs all over the entrance area. Signs like site maps, PPE signs, warning signs etc, these signs have their place on the site but not as soon as traffi