Fire Extinguisher Signs

Fire extinguisher signs are not a legal requirement. However, there are certain fire safety legalities that they help tick off. The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Act 2005 states that every fire point should display the fire extinguisher symbol, and all employees should have adequate training for fire safety equipment. Both of these requirements are present on a fire extinguisher ID sign.

Aside from fire safety regulations, there is also work-based guidance to which these extinguisher signs adhere. For example, the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 state that all tools used by employees or the general public should have instructions to help prevent injury. Our signs display clear and easy-to-follow steps on how to operate the extinguisher.

Therefore it benefits all workplaces and public buildings to invest in the relevant fire extinguisher signs to help avoid legal complications or fines further down the line.

Our fire extinguisher signs are made from rigid photoluminescent plastic, which means they glow in the dark. Photoluminescent signs are more reliable, and long-wearing than self-adhesive signage which peels and gathers dust easily. But their main benefit is that they can be seen at all times, even in low lighting. This could be lifesaving in the event of a fire or emergency.

Our photoluminescent equipment is non-radioactive and non-toxic, whilst also providing a strong light source. It is also self-extinguishing, meaning the signs will carry on working when they are most needed. As well as extinguisher signs, we have photoluminescent signage to help indicate emergency exits, fire fighting equipment, emergency exit routes and hazards.