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The Nearest Incident Grab Kit Is Situated Portrait
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The Nearest Incident Grab Kit Is Situated - Portrait

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Product name
The Nearest Incident Grab Kit Is Situated - Portrait
Sizes
150 x 200 mm, 200 x 300 mm, 300 x 400 mm + 3 more (6 in total)
Materials
Self Adhesive Vinyl
Conforms to
BS EN ISO 7010 graphical symbols
Application
Emergency Response Signs
Manufacturer
Cheap Safety Signs
£3.47 inc VAT · £2.89 ex VAT
SizeSelf adhesive vinyl
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About this sign

The Nearest Incident Grab Kit Is Situated - Portrait signage, printed to order in the UK and supplied ready to fit.

First aid signage marks where equipment and trained personnel can be found, so help is located quickly rather than searched for.

Larger formats suit open spaces and long sight lines; smaller formats work well on doors and equipment.

UK employers have duties under the Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 to provide safety signage where a significant risk remains after other control measures have been applied. Check wording, size and placement against your own risk assessment before ordering.

Which regulation requires it

Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981. Employers must provide adequate first-aid equipment, facilities and people, and must tell employees where to find them. HSE guidance L74 sets out what "adequate" means for a given workplace. Signage is how the last of those duties is normally met.

General guidance, not legal advice. Whether a given sign is required at your premises depends on your own risk assessment.

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