Feature ‘Ask the Expert’
Safety signs exactly when and how you need them – DIY without the stress!
Brady’s product expert Liz Gallagher opens her casebook of signage solutions across industry – saving time and money
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very workspace has a different set of signage needs. Talking to cus- tomers you appreciate the wide cross section of demands for sig-
nage that exist within industry and how providing the optimum solution can save time, money and production. During the past year of being out
and about with Brady, we’ve come across a really interesting mix of people and demands – all individual and all needing a different solution. The beauty of our DIY printing
systems is that they are fully flexible; allow print on demand and a selection of sign templates from a fully compli- ant library or the ability to create custom signs. Here’s how we’ve helped solved several signage conundrums – proving that DIY really can be the way forward.
great opportunity to consolidate all the safety signage across all sites. Each site has a different supplier, therefore the safety signs have different wording, varying sizes and ages. By introducing a BBP85 at each site, he has now managed to set up specific sign templates to print and replace all the existing signs. Signs that had faded and were walked past without being noticed are now visible again.
Create custom signs in seconds If you need your own wording on a safety sign, ordering it online can prove costly and will quite possibly delay delivery time. At Brady, we were able to help a health and safety manager with our BBP31 Sign and Label Printer. The plant that she looks after has an exces-
The beauty of our DIY printing systems is that they are fully flexible; allow print on demand and a selection of sign templates from a fully compliant library or the ability to create custom signs
Consolidate your safety signage During a recent Health and Safety Expo, a facilities director in charge of multiple sites popped onto our stand. His eye had been drawn to the BBP85 Sign and Label Printer that was being demonstrated. He experienced first hand how easy it was to print large multi-colour signs on demand and immediately saw that it offered a
Brady DIY printers can help ensure safety signs are compliant with ISO 7010:2012
sively noisy environment therefore she usually ordered “ear protection” signs in bulk. However she was look- ing for a sign that would let the worker or visitor know that they did not need ear protection if they were spending little time in the area. The safety sign customisation options in her Brady printer enabled her to solve this problem while saving costs and time.
The BBP33 Label
Printer is hassle free and easy to use
Be on top of temporary signs We have many loyal DIY printer users who pass on useful feedback. Recent site renovations and a constant stream of contractors for one DIY printer user meant that he had to make sure all temporary hazards were identified; having a DIY printer at hand and a good supply of materials meant that these random requests could be dealt with quickly and efficiently, plus any potential injuries avoided.
The BBP31 offers customisation options
Compliance and legislation Our last example comes from a customer who saw a Brady DIY printer as a solution for the need to make sure that the safety signs in her facility are compliant with ISO 7010:2012. She was able to print all the compliant signs in-house, keeping ahead of the deadline and saving money in the process. Talk to us today about how Brady’s
DIY Sign Printing systems can help your efficiency and safety. Brady
T: 01295 228288
E:
asktheexpert@bradycorp.com www.bradyeurope
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