On a manufacturing site, signage is a control measure and the print that goes with it — isolation tags, asset stickers, induction boards — is part of the same system. Most of what follows exists because a risk assessment says it has to, which means legibility, placement and durability matter more than design.
Hazard and mandatory signage
- Danger signs for immediate hazards to life.
- Warning signs for machinery, hot surfaces, moving parts and noise.
- Mandatory signs for PPE — hearing, eye, foot and head protection, placed at the entry to each zone rather than at the machine.
- Prohibition signs for unauthorised access, naked flames and mobile phone use.
- Dangerous goods and Hazchem signage for chemical stores, gas bottles and bulk tanks.
Your safety adviser sets what's required and where — we produce to your specification, in the material and size you need it.
Traffic, pedestrians and plant
- Floor signs and stands for walkways, exclusion zones and forklift routes — the separation of people and plant is the single highest-value signage on most sites.
- Traffic signage for yard speed limits, one-way flow, loading and reversing areas.
- Cut vinyl for floor marking, bay numbering and racking identification.
Isolation and maintenance
- Lockout / tagout tags — out of service, do not operate and danger tags for isolation during maintenance.
- Asset and inspection stickers for test-and-tag, service dates and equipment numbering.
Site identification and amenities
- Aluminium composite panel signs for building, entrance and reception identification.
- Colorbond® steel signs for gates, boundaries and long-term external signage.
- Rigid signs for offices, amenities, first aid rooms and assembly points.
- Emergency, evacuation and first aid signage plus fire equipment signs.
- Wet floor stands for cleaning and spills.
Visitors, contractors and inductions
- Notice signs for site induction, sign-in requirements and contractor conditions.
- Corflute signs for temporary works, project boards and shutdown notices.
- Pull-up banners for safety campaigns, toolbox areas and trade shows.
- Branded workwear and hi-vis for staff and visitors.
Ordering across a site
Safety signage is bought in volume and replaced on a cycle. Pricing a full site audit as one order is considerably cheaper than replacing signs individually as they fade — and it's the only way to keep them consistent. Talk to our team about a site-wide package or a trade account.
