Scaffold Signs

Mandatory hard hat sign used to remind workers and visitors that head protection must be worn on site.
• Reinforces the requirement to wear hard hats
• Suitable for construction sites, warehouses and work areas
• Clear blue mandatory design for quick recognition
• Available in Aluminium Composite (3mm)
• Helps reduce risk by supporting site safety rules

Instructs workers to use crawling boards when working at height to improve safety and reduce risk.
• Ensures safe working practices by requiring the use of crawling boards
• Commonly used on scaffolding, construction sites, and roofing areas
• Clear blue and white design for high visibility and instant recognition
• Manufactured from durable Aluminium Composite (3mm)
• Helps minimise fall risks and supports compliance with site safety rules

Clearly indicates restricted access areas to prevent unauthorised entry.
• Prevents unauthorised access to restricted areas
• Suitable for construction sites, industrial premises, and private property
• High-visibility design with clear text and symbol for instant recognition
• Manufactured using durable Aluminium Composite (3mm)
• Helps reinforce safety rules and protect people from potential hazards

Ensure safe waste disposal practices with this clear Always Use Rubbish Chute sign.
• Reinforces mandatory use of rubbish chutes for safe waste handling
• Ideal for construction sites, scaffolding areas, and maintenance zones
• Bold white text on blue background ensures high visibility and clarity
• Manufactured from durable Aluminium Composite (3mm) for long-lasting use
• Helps reduce hazards and supports safe working practices at height

Warns people of incomplete scaffolding and potential fall hazards on site
• Clearly alerts workers and visitors to unsafe scaffolding conditions
• Suitable for construction sites, maintenance areas, and building works
• High-visibility yellow and black design ensures instant recognition
• Available in durable rigid plastic materials for long-lasting use
• Helps prevent accidents and restrict access to unsafe structures

Metals sign used to identify metal recycling areas and support clear waste segregation on site.
• Helps indicate where metals should be placed for recycling
• Suitable for construction sites, skips, scaffold areas, waste zones and recycling points
• Clear white symbol and text on a grey background for easy recognition
• Aluminium Composite (3mm)
• Supports tidier waste handling and clearer recycling practices

Clearly identifies designated recycling for mixed paper and card waste.
• Ensures correct disposal of paper and card materials
• Suitable for recycling points, offices, and construction sites
• High-contrast design for easy recognition and quick sorting
• Manufactured from durable Aluminium Composite (3mm)
• Helps promote sustainable waste management and recycling compliance

Clearly identifies the correct recycling or waste area for hardcore and rubble materials on construction sites.
• Helps direct hardcore and rubble waste to the correct disposal point
• Suitable for construction sites, skips, scaffold areas, waste zones and maintenance projects
• Clear pictogram and text support quick recognition
• Available in Aluminium Composite (3mm)
• Helps improve site organisation and support responsible waste segregation

Provides a clear and structured method for recording inspection status and ensuring safety compliance.
• Identifies inspection status and highlights faulty equipment removal instructions
• Used on scaffolding, access equipment, and construction sites
• Clear layout with front instructions and rear inspection record table
• Durable rigid plastic construction with drill holes for secure fixing
• Helps maintain safety accountability and inspection tracking

Clearly instructs users not to use damaged scaffolding awaiting repair or destruction.
• Prevents use of unsafe or damaged scaffolding
• Ideal for construction sites and scaffolding areas
• High-contrast design ensures clear visibility
• Durable rigid plastic construction
• Helps reduce risk of accidents and injuries