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Pedestrians STOP! The footpath ahead is closed
please use the crossing point behind you...
HS Health, Safety & Planning
Do you need a work permit? Please get the correct permit
Are you wearing the correct PPE?
HS66 | 900x300mm insert boards for our fret-cut figure £27 Message of your own choice
Are you wearing the correct PPE?
Are you wearing the correct PPE for your job?
HS40 | 1838mm high HS36 | 1200x2000mm £265
Pedestrians STOP! The footpath ahead is closed
please use the crossing point behind you...
Sun Damage
S U N
HS37 | 1220x1220mm £156
C A R E
Cover up - keep skin exposure to a minimum
Apply sunscreen regularly
Re-apply sunscreen throughout the day
Ensure you stay hydrated - drink plenty of water
Dispenser
not included. Blank space for dispenser of your choice
C A R E
For information on this subject:
www.cancerresearchuk.org or
www.nhs.uk
HS31 | 600x800mm includes, mirror & sun cream dispenser £167
(refills available by request) INSTRUCTIONS TO CARD HOLDERS
1. As infection may enter through breaks in the skin ensure that any cut, scratch or abrasion is thoroughly cleansed and covered with a waterproof plaster.
Information for workers who may be at risk
LEPTOSPIROSIS (WEIL’S DISEASE)
Instructions to persons involved in works with the potential for contact with water or locations frequented by rats.
HS39 | 900x1200mm includes, A4 snap-frames £199
Dehydration Urine Colour Chart
The following Dehydration Urine Colour Chart will help you use your urine colour as an indicator of your level of dehyration and what actions you should take to help return your body back to a normal level of hydration.
Actions
1 2 3 4 5 6
Keep hydrated DAILY DELIVERY SCHEDULE WEEK COMMENCING:
Drink fluids regularly
8am 9am 10am 11am 12pm 1pm 2pm 3pm 4pm 5pm 8am 9am 10am 11am 12pm 1pm 2pm 3pm 4pm 5pm 8am 9am 10am 11am 12pm 1pm 2pm 3pm 4pm 5pm 8am 9am 10am 11am 12pm 1pm 2pm 3pm 4pm 5pm 8am 9am 10am 11am 12pm 1pm 2pm 3pm 4pm 5pm THIS CARD IS FOR YOUR PROTECTION
Whenever you go to your doctor or to a hospital show this card and make sure that those attending you know of your work activity.
2. Avoid rubbing your eyes, nose and mouth during work.
3. Clean protective clothing, footwear and equipment etc... after use.
4. After work and particularly before taking food or drink, wash hands thoroughly.
5. Report all accidents and/or injuries however slight. 6. Keep this card with you at all times.
MEDICAL INFORMATION
The holder of this card is engaged in works which may bring them into contact with water or materials which may be contaminated with Leptospira. None of the symptoms of early Leptospirosis or Weils disease are pathognomonic and diagnosis is based on laboratory investigations. Should you suspect the holder may have been infected, please arrange for the appropriate tests. The infection may resemble Influenza in the early stages.
Please ensure this card is kept on your person at all times whilst working in the identified Hazardous environment.
Information for workers who may be at risk
LEPTOSPIROSIS (WEIL’S DISEASE)
Instructions to persons involved in works with the potential for contact with water or locations frequented by rats.
THIS CARD IS FOR YOUR PROTECTION
Whenever you go to your doctor or to a hospital show this card and make sure that those attending you know of your work activity.
INSTRUCTIONS TO CARD HOLDERS
1. As infection may enter through breaks in the skin ensure that any cut, scratch or abrasion is thoroughly cleansed and covered with a waterproof plaster.
2. Avoid rubbing your eyes, nose and mouth during work.
3. Clean protective clothing, footwear and equipment etc... after use.
4. After work and particularly before taking food or drink, wash hands thoroughly.
5. Report all accidents and/or injuries however slight. 6. Keep this card with you at all times.
MEDICAL INFORMATION
The holder of this card is engaged in works which may bring them into contact with water or materials which may be contaminated with Leptospira. None of the symptoms of early Leptospirosis or Weils disease are pathognomonic and diagnosis is based on laboratory investigations. Should you suspect the holder may have been infected, please arrange for the appropriate tests. The infection may resemble Influenza in the early stages.
Please ensure this card is kept on your person at all times whilst working in the identified Hazardous environment.
HS09 | 400x300mm labels £13.60
Cover up - keep skin exposure to a minimum
Apply sunscreen regularly
Re-apply sunscreen throughout the day Ensure you stay hydrated - drink plenty of water
For information on this subject:
www.cancerresearchuk.org or
www.nhs.uk
HS58 | 400x800mm £60
HS70 | 1500x1200mm includes 8no. A4 snap-frames £297
Seek shade where possible
Understand THE STEPS YOU CAN TAKE TO PROTECT YOURSELF
Never underestimate the risks from sun exposure
know the risks - even on cloudy days you are at risk FROM sun damage
Sun Damage
S U N
Seek shade where possible
Understand THE STEPS YOU CAN TAKE TO PROTECT YOURSELF
Never underestimate the risks from sun exposure
fret-cut figure includes, 900x300mm display panel with message of your own choice £195
know the risks - even on cloudy days you are at risk FROM sun damage
HS56B | HS56D
HS57 | 85x54mm double-sided card £1.05 based on 200no.
Consider medical attention
This is intended for guidance only. If in doubt contact your medical practitioner for advice For information on this subject visit
www.nhs.uk
If you can touch this, you are in a safe zone to use your phone.
HS07 | 210x300mm labels £10.20 HS51A | HS51B | HS51C
CODE A B C D
20
DIMENSIONS 300x200mm 400x300mm 600 x 400mm 800 x 600mm
HS38B | HS38D
£Berkeley PRICE £7.05 £9.75
£15.25 £28.25
info@signsandsafety.co.uk
HS78 | 1200x900mm dry-wipe board £178 = ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE BOARD
HS71 | 148x210mm labels £5.67
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www.signsandsafety.co.uk | 01293 827 830
HS08 | 148x210mm labels £5.67
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