Workplace Safety Signage Assessment

The Signage may include visual and audio means which:

• Warn of the dangers that may arise.
• Prohibit actions that may put personnel at risk.
• Oblige into taking specific protection measures (use of Personal Protective Equipment, etc.).
• Provide guidance on actions to be taken in the event of emergencies (fire, evacuation, etc.).

To select the appropriate signage, the employer must take into consideration the Occupational Risk Assessment conducted according to applicable regulatory requirements and workplace conditions.

For a more accurate and detailed selection of the appropriate signage, the employer may prepare a Workplace Signage Assessment.

Process Engineering has extensive experience in Safety Signage Assessments and can effectively support a business in its implementation.

The main steps for the implementation of the assessment include:

• Surveying the workplace and defining the relevant requirements based on the relevant occupational risks and legislation.
• Specifying the type of signage to be installed (graphical symbols, dimensions, material, audio and light signage requirements).
• Outlining signs’ location on architectural drawings.
• Composing a complete Safety Signage Assessment Report.
• Supportig your business throughout the above procedure, from specification, to finding a supplier and installing the Health and Safety Signage.