Fire Safety Signage

Description

Here are some common types of fire signage:
Fire Extinguisher Signage: These signs indicate the location of fire extinguishers and display instructions on how to use them.
Fire Alarm Signage: These signs indicate the location of fire alarms and emergency call points.
Fire Door Signage: These signs indicate the location of fire doors and display instructions on how to use them.
Emergency Exit Signage: These signs indicate the location of emergency exits and escape routes.
Fire Assembly Point Signage: These signs indicate the location of the designated assembly point in case of a fire.
No Smoking Signage: These signs remind people that smoking is not allowed in the area, as smoking can be a fire hazard.
Flammable Material Signage: These signs indicate the location of flammable materials and warn people not to smoke or use naked flames in the area.

Fire Hose Reel Signage: These signs indicate the location of fire hose reels and display instructions on how to use them.
Fire assembly point signs: These signs indicate the location of the designated meeting point for occupants to gather after evacuating the building. They are typically green with white lettering and symbols.
Fire action sign: A fire action sign gives clear instructions on what to do in case of a fire emergency.
Fire signage plays a crucial role in fire safety by providing clear and concise information to people in emergency situations. It is important to ensure that fire signage is installed in appropriate locations, is regularly maintained and updated to ensure visibility and clarity, and is understood by everyone in the building or facility.