Fire Safety Signs

Comprehensive Fire Safety Signs in Australia: Ensuring Optimal Protection and Compliance

Platinum Safety Signs Offers an Extensive Range of Fire Safety Signs to Keep Your Workplace Safe and Compliant

Fire safety is a critical aspect of any workplace, public venue, or building. Proper signage is essential in ensuring the safety of employees, visitors, and occupants. Platinum Safety Signs is dedicated to providing high-quality fire safety signs in Australia, designed to meet stringent standards and regulations. Our signs come in various materials, such as Colorbond, Aluminium, High Impact Plastic, Corflute, and Self Adhesive Stickers, ensuring durability and visibility.

1. Comprehensive Selection of Fire Safety Signs

Our range of fire safety signs covers a wide variety of scenarios and situations, ensuring that your workplace complies with Australian Workplace OHS legislation. Our vibrant and easily recognizable signs include:

• Combined hydrant and sprinkler booster signs
• Assembly point signs
• Emergency exit signs
• Emergency eye wash signs
• Emergency shower signs
• Emergency stairs signs
• Emergency stop signs
• Fire alarm signs
• Fire blanket signs
• Fire door signs

2. Custom Fire Safety Signs

If you cannot find the specific fire safety sign you require, our team is more than happy to help. We can create custom fire safety signs tailored to your needs, including specific colors, materials, sizing, and symbols.

3. Compliance with Australian Standards

Our fire safety signs adhere to Australian Standard AS 1319, ensuring that your workplace meets the necessary requirements for fire safety. Our signs feature a red rectangular background with white symbols or words, providing clear and easily identifiable information.

4. Reflective Fire Signs

We offer reflective fire signs in either Engineer Grade Class 2 reflective or High-Intensity Prismatic Grade reflective (Class 1 reflective) materials. These signs are designed to enhance visibility in various lighting conditions, ensuring maximum safety and effectiveness.

5. Fire Signs for Various Applications

Our fire signs are suitable for a wide range of applications, from indicating the location of fire-fighting equipment such as extinguishers, hose reels, and alarms to providing guidance on emergency procedures. We also offer signs for specific hazards, such as bushfire warning signs, which are vital for communities in Australia.

6. Fast Delivery and Expert Support

At Platinum Safety Signs, we prioritize fast and efficient delivery services, ensuring that you receive your fire safety signs promptly. Our team of experts is available to provide support and guidance, helping you choose the right signs for your workplace or venue.

FAQ for Fire Safety Signs

Q: What do fire signs mean in the workplace? A: Fire signs advise the location of fire alarms and fire-fighting facilities, with a red background and white text or pictograph.

Q: What is the Australian standard for fire safety signs? A: Australian Standard 1319 specifies that fire signs should advise the location of fire alarms and fire-fighting facilities, featuring a red rectangular sign with a white symbol or words (or both).

Q: What fire signs are mandatory? A: Mandatory signs, such as "fire door keep shut" notices, indicate steps people must take to comply with fire regulations designed to safeguard occupants.

Q: What does fire signs mean in health and safety? A: Fire safety signs provide emergency information on escape routes in the event of a fire and can also indicate areas susceptible to fires. These signs are legally required to have a red background.

Q: What are the 5 main safety signs? A: The 5 types of health and safety signs are Prohibition Signs, Mandatory Signs, Warning Signs, Safe Condition Signs, and Fire Equipment Signs.

Q: Where should fire safety signs be placed?

A: Fire safety signs should be strategically placed throughout a building or facility to ensure maximum visibility and effectiveness. It is recommended to display a Fire Action Notice next to every Fire Alarm call-point, and at every final exit door, where they are most likely to be seen in the event of a fire. Additionally, signs indicating the location of fire-fighting equipment, such as extinguishers, hoses, and blankets, should be positioned close to the equipment itself. The goal is to provide clear and accessible information for occupants to follow in case of an emergency, ensuring the fastest and safest evacuation possible.

Q: What color are fire safety signs?

A: Fire safety signs are red, which is a universally recognized color for danger and emergency situations. This distinct color helps to grab attention and signal the presence of critical safety information. Other safety sign colors include blue for mandatory signs, yellow for warning signs, and green for first aid and emergency exit signs. The psychology behind these colors is designed to convey different meanings, such as safety, instruction, or danger, and to help people quickly understand and react to the information provided on the signs.