You probably notice that safety signs are everywhere, on walls, doors, and at exits, and that they all follow the same set of guidelines: in the UK (and across Europe), those signs use standard colours and symbols, so that everyone can understand the potential hazards immediately. If you manage a...

Let’s be honest, most safety signs mean well but fall short. Too often, they’re unreadable or inconvenient for people with disabilities. That’s not just poor design, it’s a legal problem. The Equality Act 2010 requires accessibility. It’s not optional.  But here’s the good news: you don’t need to start from...

Choosing the right safety signage isn't just about compliance; it's about protecting people and your business. Understanding when to use temporary safety signs versus permanent signs can save you money, ensure legal compliance, and, most importantly, keep everyone safe.  Not every hazard needs a permanent solution. Some risks are temporary...