It’s not just good practice to employ clear and adequate site safety signage, it’s the law. The Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007 (with amendments in 2010 and 2012) cover employers’ obligations regarding safety signage where hazards cannot be avoided.
The Health and Safety Authority has clear guidelines on hazard warning signage (yellow triangle signage) and sign boards. You can download the safety signage PDF here.
Here are just some of the circumstances in which health and safety signage may be necessary according to the regulations:
Fragile roofs and ceilings
Emergency routes and exits
Fire detection and fire fighting
Work-at-height danger areas
Places with obstacles, falling risk or risk of falling objects
Workplace traffic routes
Exposure to noise above 85dB(A)
Explosive hazard zones
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