47 Sign Construction Safety Pack G

Equip your construction site with a broad selection of commonly used safety signage with our 47 Sign Construction Safety Pack G.

Containing 47 individual Construction Safety Signs, Pack G provides builders, contractors and site managers with a convenient way to purchase a substantial selection of site signage in one order.

It's particularly useful when setting up a larger construction project, replacing existing site signage or keeping commonly used signs available as work progresses.

47 individual signs • Large construction pack • Made in Britain

What's Included in Construction Pack G?

Pack G contains 47 individual construction safety signs covering a range of commonly used site messages.

Full Contents:
1 no. 1200 x 900 mm Site Safety 5 mph Site Speed Limit sign
3 no. A2 All Drivers And Visitors Must Report To Site Office sign
2 no. A2 Danger Concealed Entrance sign
3 no. A2 PPE Equipment Must Be Worn On Site sign
4 no. A2 Notice Private Property Site sign
8 no. A2 Danger Construction Site Keep Out sign
3 no. A2 Hard Hats Must Be Worn On Site sign
6 no. A2 Children Must Not Play On Site sign
1 no. A2 CSCS Cards Required To Work On This Site sign
5 no. A2 5 mph Slow sign
1 no. A2 Fire Assembly Point sign
1 no. A2 First Aid First Aiders sign
3 no. A2 This Is A No Smoking Site sign
1 no. 300 x 100 mm Site Office Right sign
1 no. 300 x 100 mm Site Office Left sign
1 no. 300 x 100 mm Site Office sign
1 no. 300 x 100 mm Female Toilet sign
1 no. 300 x 100 mm Male Toilet sign
1 no. 300 x 100 mm Canteen sign

Total: 47 construction safety signs

Check the complete contents list before ordering to make sure the pack is suitable for the requirements of your project.

Best For

Our 47 Sign Construction Safety Pack can be particularly useful for:

• Larger construction sites

• New site set-up

• Main contractors

• Building contractors

• Companies operating multiple projects

• Refurbishing or replacing existing site signage

• Keeping replacement signs available

• Contractors wanting a broad stock of commonly used safety signs

Why Choose a 47-Sign Construction Pack?

Larger construction projects can require safety messages in many different locations.

Rather than purchasing dozens of signs individually, Pack G provides 47 signs in one convenient bundle.

A larger pack can also provide duplicate signs for different areas of the site and useful replacements if signage becomes damaged, dirty or needs relocating as the project develops.

For contractors operating several sites, signs not immediately required on one project can also be retained for future use where appropriate.

A Broad Selection for Construction Sites

Depending on the exact contents of Pack G, your signs may cover areas such as:

• Site access

• PPE requirements

• Construction hazards

• Mandatory instructions

• Prohibition

• Fire safety

• First aid

• Assembly points

• Vehicle movements

• Site facilities

This makes a large construction pack particularly useful during initial site set-up.

Always check the exact contents above rather than assuming a particular sign is included.

Construction Site Entrance Signage

The entrance to a construction site is one of the most important places for safety information.

Depending on your site's arrangements, relevant messages may include:

• Construction Site Keep Out

• No Unauthorised Access

• Visitors Must Report to Site Office

• Safety Helmets Must Be Worn

• High Visibility Clothing Must Be Worn

• Safety Footwear Must Be Worn

Where several requirements apply from the same point, a Site Safety Board can also provide a useful combined message at the main entrance.

Individual signs from Pack G can then be positioned throughout the site where their particular messages apply.

PPE Signs

Construction projects may require different personal protective equipment according to the work taking place.

PPE signage can communicate requirements for equipment such as:

• Safety helmets

• High-visibility clothing

• Safety footwear

• Eye protection

• Hearing protection

• Protective gloves

• Respiratory protection

Site-wide requirements can be communicated at relevant entrances.

Additional PPE requirements should be displayed where they apply rather than implying that every instruction applies throughout the entire site.

Hazard & Warning Signs

As a project develops, different hazards can arise in different locations.

These may include:

• Excavations

• Electrical hazards

• Moving vehicles

• Overhead hazards

• Demolition work

• Machinery

• Other construction activities

Position warning signs close to the relevant hazard and review them as the project changes.

Fire & Emergency Signage

Construction sites also need appropriate arrangements for emergencies.

Depending on the project and the contents of the pack, relevant signage may include:

• Fire Exit Signs

• Fire Extinguisher Signs

• Fire Action Notices

• Assembly Point Signs

• First Aid Signs

Fire and emergency arrangements can change considerably during a construction project, so signage should be reviewed as escape routes, fire points and site layouts change.

Why Larger Sites May Need Duplicate Signs

One advantage of a 47-sign pack is the potential availability of duplicate signs.

A large site may have:

• Several entrances

• Multiple floors

• Different work zones

• More than one fire point

• Several pedestrian routes

• Multiple hazardous areas

A single sign at the main gate may not adequately communicate information elsewhere on the project.

Where the same requirement applies at several locations, additional signs can make the instruction visible at the appropriate points.

Keep Spare Construction Signs Available

Construction environments can be demanding.

Signs may become:

• Damaged

• Dirty

• Lost

• Obscured

• Relocated

• No longer relevant

Keeping spare commonly used signage available can make it easier to replace damaged signs or respond when the site layout changes.

This can make a larger construction pack particularly useful for contractors working on long-term or multiple projects.

Where Should the Signs Be Displayed?

Don't simply display all 47 signs together.

Each sign should be positioned where its particular instruction, warning or information is relevant.

For example:

Site entrance
Access restrictions and general PPE requirements.

Site perimeter
Keep Out and appropriate warning signs.

Work areas
Hazard-specific and additional PPE signs.

Vehicle routes
Traffic and pedestrian information.

Fire points
Fire equipment signage.

Escape routes
Appropriate Fire Exit signs.

First-aid facilities
First Aid signs.

Assembly area
Assembly Point signage.

The aim is to put the right sign in the right location.

Does Pack G Include Every Sign My Construction Site Needs?

Not necessarily.

Every construction project is different, and there isn't one universal set of signs suitable for every UK construction site.

The signage needed depends on factors including:

• Site risk assessments

• Work activities

• Hazards

• Site layout

• Access arrangements

• PPE requirements

• Vehicle and pedestrian movements

• Fire arrangements

• First-aid provision

• Contractors and visitors

• Risks to members of the public

Pack G provides a broad selection of construction safety signage, but additional signs may be required for hazards or arrangements specific to your project.

Specialist Signs You May Need Separately

Depending on the work taking place, additional signage could be required for:

• Asbestos

• Confined spaces

• Deep excavations

• Demolition

• Electrical hazards

• Overhead cables

• Underground services

• Hazardous substances

• Specialist PPE

• Traffic management

• Lifting operations

Choose additional signs according to the actual risks and arrangements on the site.

Construction Sign Packs & UK Safety Requirements

UK health and safety requirements focus on identifying and controlling risks.

Safety signs should be used where appropriate to communicate significant residual risks and necessary safety information after other relevant measures have been considered.

Construction signage forms part of wider site safety arrangements and doesn't replace controls such as:

• Site security

• Barriers

• Edge protection

• PPE provision

• Traffic management

• Training

• Supervision

• Safe systems of work

• Emergency arrangements

A construction sign pack should therefore be treated as a convenient signage solution rather than a substitute for site-specific risk assessment and safety management.

Construction Signs & BS EN ISO 7010

Many construction safety signs use recognised graphical symbols standardised by BS EN ISO 7010.

These symbols help provide consistent visual communication for warnings, prohibitions, mandatory instructions and emergency information.

BS EN ISO 7010 is a safety-symbol standard rather than UK construction legislation itself.

The signage still needs to be appropriate to the hazards and arrangements on the individual project.

47-Sign Pack or Smaller Construction Pack?

Pack G is likely to be most useful where you need a broad selection of construction signage.

For smaller projects, one of our compact Construction Sign Packs may provide a more appropriate selection.

Consider Pack G if:

• You're setting up a larger site

• You need signs for several work areas

• You expect to need duplicate signage

• You want replacement signs available

• You manage several construction projects

• You want to purchase a broad selection in one order

Consider a smaller pack if:

• You're working on a small refurbishment

• You already own most of the required signage

• You only need a handful of additional signs

• The project has limited signage requirements

Choose the pack based on the signs you'll actually use rather than simply selecting the pack with the highest number.

Need More Than a Construction Sign Pack?

Pack G can be supplemented with individual:

• Construction Safety Signs

• PPE Signs

• Hazard & Warning Signs

• Mandatory Safety Signs

• Fire Safety Signs

• First Aid Signs

• Electrical Safety Signs

• Site Safety Boards

• Site Safety Banners

This allows contractors to build a signage package around the individual requirements of the project.

Made in Britain

Safety Sheep Construction Safety Signs are Made in Britain for builders, contractors and site managers throughout the UK.

With 47 individual signs, Construction Safety Pack G provides a convenient way to purchase a substantial selection of commonly used construction signage for larger sites, multiple projects or replacement stock.

Think Safety. Think Sheep.