Description
These ‘Close these doors at night signs’ are from our extensive Health and Safety range of products. The ‘Close these doors at night signs’ are available in numerous different materials. We can also offer bespoke options should the one you require not be available.
Every fire door should have an appropriate sign fitted. Where doors can be used from either side, a sign is required on both sides. Doors which open onto a fire escape corridor should be locked shut and signed accordingly.
Please note we offer next day courier delivery for standard products ordered before 2pm and free courier delivery for orders over £75.
Health and safety signs regulations
The Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) – Regulations 1996, requires employers to ensure that safety signs are provided (or are in place). The safety signs should be maintained in circumstances where there is a significant risk to health and safety that has not been removed or controlled by other methods.
The Regulations implement European Council Directive 92/58/EEC on minimum requirements for the provision of safety signs at work. The Directive standardises safety signs throughout member states of the European Union (EU) so that wherever a particular safety sign is seen it provides the same message. The intention is that workers moving from site to site, such as service engineers, will not be faced with different signs at different workplaces.
There are viewing distance guides available on our safety sign buying guide page. These assist in determining the appropriate size of safety signs under various light conditions.
Bespoke safety signs
We pride ourselves on having a comprehensive range of health and safety signs. However, if required, we can assist you in the design of bespoke safety signs with specific images, including those of photo quality, customised graphics, fonts, colours or wording.
If you wish the customised health and safety signs to carry your own branding, please email us at signs@proshieldsafetysigns.co.uk or use the form on the ‘Contact Us’ page, with details of your requirements.
