Fire Safety Signs

Fire Safety Sign

Fire safety signs are crucial for ensuring the safety of occupants in various buildings and public places across Australia. Here are some essential fire safety signs, along with their recommended locations:

1. Fire Exit Signs:
- Where to Use: Near exits and escape routes, indicating the direction to the nearest exit or emergency escape route. Should be visible from any point within the space.

2. Emergency Exit Signs:
- Where to Use: Above doors or along escape routes, clearly marking doors and routes that lead to safety in case of fire.

3. Fire Door Signs:
- Where to Use: On or near fire doors, indicating that they must be kept closed to prevent the spread of fire.

4. Fire Alarm Call Point Signs:
- Where to Use: Near fire alarm call points, informing people where to activate the fire alarm in case of emergency.

5. Fire Extinguisher Signs:
- Where to Use: Above or near fire extinguisher locations, indicating the type of fire extinguisher available (e.g., water, foam, CO2).

6. Fire Blanket Signs:
- Where to Use: Near fire blanket locations, indicating their availability for smothering small fires or wrapping around a person whose clothing is on fire.

7. Fire Assembly Point Signs:
- Where to Use: Near designated assembly areas outside the building, where occupants should gather after evacuating.

8. Fire Action Notice Signs:
- Where to Use: In prominent locations, outlining actions to take in case of fire, including evacuation procedures and who to contact.

9. Fire Hazard Signs (e.g., Flammable Material Signs):
- Where to Use: Near areas where flammable materials are stored or used, warning of potential fire hazards.

10. No Smoking Signs:
- Where to Use: Throughout the building, especially in areas where smoking is prohibited to reduce the risk of fire.

11. Fire Safety Instruction Signs:
- Where to Use: In common areas or staff rooms, providing information on fire safety practices, evacuation procedures, and emergency contact numbers.

At Get Signs, you can find all these fire safety signs based on Australian standards (AS 1319). Ensuring these signs are highly visible, easily understood, and placed according to building codes is essential for effective emergency management. Regular inspections and maintenance of fire safety signs are also crucial to ensure ongoing compliance and safety.