Complete 47 Sign Construction Safety Pack G

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

Containing 47 individual Construction Safety Signs, Pack G is designed for larger building sites, contractors and businesses that need a broad selection of signs for use at different locations around a project.

The larger quantity also makes Pack G a practical option for contractors operating multiple sites or wanting to keep commonly used replacement safety signs available.

What's Included in Construction Pack G?

Pack G contains 47 individual Construction Safety Signs.

• 1 x 1200 x 900 mm Site Safety 5 mph Site Speed Limit sign
• 3 x 594 x 420 mm (A2) All Drivers And Visitors Must Report To Site Office signs
• 2 x 594 x 420 mm (A2) Danger Concealed Entrance signs
• 3 x 594 x 420 mm (A2) PPE Equipment Must Be Worn On Site signs
• 4 x 594 x 420 mm (A2) Notice Private Property Site signs
• 8 x 594 x 420 mm (A2) Danger Construction Site Keep Out signs
• 3 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) Hard Hats Must Be Worn On Site signs
• 6 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) Children Must Not Play On Site signs
• 1 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) CSCS Cards Required To Work On This Site sign
• 5 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) 5 mph Slow signs
• 1 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) Fire Assembly Point sign
• 1 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) First Aid First Aiders sign
• 3 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) This Is A No Smoking Site signs
• 1 x 300 x 100 mm Site Office Right sign
• 1 x 300 x 100 mm Site Office Left sign
• 1 x 300 x 100 mm Site Office sign
• 1 x 300 x 100 mm Female Toilet sign
• 1 x 300 x 100 mm Male Toilet sign
• 1 x 300 x 100 mm Canteen sign
• HSE Health and Safety Poster (297 x 420 mm)

Total: 47 construction safety signs

Check the full contents carefully against the requirements of your project before ordering.

Best For

The 47 Sign Construction Safety Pack is particularly suited to:

• Larger construction sites

• Main contractors

• Building contractors

• New site set-up

• Projects with several work areas

• Sites with multiple entrances

• Contractors operating several projects

• Keeping replacement safety signs in stock

Why Choose a 47-Sign Construction Pack?

Larger construction projects can require safety information at numerous locations.

You may need signs at:

• Main site entrances

• Pedestrian entrances

• Site boundaries

• Work areas

• Vehicle routes

• Site offices

• Fire points

• First-aid facilities

• Assembly areas

A larger pack provides more flexibility than a small starter bundle and can reduce the need to order commonly used construction signs individually.

A Large Pack for Larger Construction Sites

The advantage of a 47-sign pack isn't simply the number of signs.

A larger site may need the same message in several locations.

For example, PPE requirements may need to be communicated at more than one entrance, while access restrictions and hazard warnings may be required at different points around the site.

Having multiple individual signs allows site managers to position information closer to where it's actually needed.

Useful for Multi-Site Contractors

Pack G can also be useful for contractors operating more than one construction project.

Signs that aren't immediately required on one site can be retained as stock for:

• Future projects

• Replacement signage

• Additional work areas

• New access points

• Changing project phases

This can make a large sign pack a practical purchasing option even when all 47 signs aren't required at the same time.

Construction Site Entrance Signs

Construction site entrances are an important location for safety information.

Depending on the contents of Pack G and the arrangements for your site, signage may communicate:

• Site hazards

• Access restrictions

• Visitor instructions

• PPE requirements

• Site rules

Position entrance signage so workers, visitors and contractors can see relevant instructions before entering the operational area.

PPE Signs

Where personal protective equipment is required, PPE signage can reinforce requirements for equipment such as:

• Safety helmets

• High-visibility clothing

• Safety footwear

• Eye protection

• Hearing protection

• Protective gloves

• Respiratory protection

Only display PPE instructions that genuinely apply to the relevant area.

Hazard & Warning Signs

Construction projects can involve changing hazards as work progresses.

Depending on the pack contents and project, warning signs may relate to hazards such as:

• Excavations

• Moving vehicles

• Electrical hazards

• Overhead hazards

• Machinery

• Other construction activities

Project-specific hazards may require additional signs not included in Pack G.

Access & Keep Out Signs

Controlling access is particularly important where construction work could expose workers, visitors or members of the public to risk.

Access signage may include messages such as:

• Construction Site Keep Out

• No Unauthorised Access

• Visitors Must Report to Site Office

Use signs alongside appropriate physical site-security and access-control measures.

A sign by itself does not secure a construction site.

Fire Safety Signs

Construction projects need appropriate fire-safety arrangements throughout the work.

Where included and relevant, Pack G signage may help identify:

• Fire exits

• Fire points

• Firefighting equipment

• Fire action information

• Assembly points

Fire arrangements may change as construction progresses, so signage should be reviewed as escape routes and site layouts change.

First Aid & Emergency Signs

Signs can help workers, contractors and visitors locate first-aid facilities and emergency information.

Position relevant signs where they can be clearly seen and correspond with the site's actual first-aid and emergency arrangements.

Where Should the 47 Signs Be Displayed?

Don't display all 47 signs together simply because they were purchased as one pack.

Position each sign where its particular information is required.

For example:

Main entrance
General site rules, access and PPE requirements.

Pedestrian entrance
Visitor and PPE instructions.

Site perimeter
Keep Out and appropriate warning signs.

Individual work areas
Hazard-specific and PPE signage.

Vehicle routes
Traffic and pedestrian information.

Fire points
Relevant fire-equipment signs.

First-aid facilities
First Aid signs.

Designated assembly area
Assembly Point signage where appropriate.

The objective is to communicate the right information at the right location.

Does Pack G Contain Every Sign My Construction Site Needs?

Not necessarily.

Even a large 47-sign pack cannot anticipate every hazard and arrangement on every construction project.

The appropriate signage depends on factors including:

• Site risk assessments

• Work activities

• Site layout

• Access arrangements

• PPE requirements

• Vehicle and pedestrian movements

• Fire arrangements

• First-aid provision

• Specialist hazards

• Contractors and visitors

• Risks to members of the public

Pack G provides a broad selection of commonly used construction signs, but additional signage may be needed for the individual project.

Additional Specialist Signs

Depending on your project, you may need additional signs relating to:

• Asbestos

• Confined spaces

• Deep excavations

• Electrical hazards

• Overhead cables

• Underground services

• Demolition

• Hazardous substances

• Specialist PPE

• Traffic management

• Lifting operations

Select additional signage according to the hazards and working arrangements of the site.

Construction Sign Pack or Site Safety Board?

A Construction Sign Pack provides individual signs that can be positioned around the site.

A Site Safety Board combines several important messages on one larger panel, typically for a main entrance.

Larger projects can benefit from both.

A Site Safety Board can communicate key entrance rules, while individual Pack G signs can be positioned around the project where specific instructions and warnings are required.

Construction Sign Pack or Site Safety Banner?

Site Safety Banners provide large-format messages suitable for fencing, hoardings and site boundaries.

Pack G provides individual signs for specific locations.

For a larger construction project, consider using:

Site Safety Board – main entrance

Site Safety Banners – perimeter and fencing

Construction Safety Signs – individual work areas and hazards

This creates a more complete site-signage system than relying on one format alone.

Review Your Construction Signs as Work Progresses

Construction sites change rapidly.

As the project develops:

• Entrances can move

• Vehicle routes can change

• New hazards can appear

• Old hazards can disappear

• PPE requirements can change

• Fire escape routes can change

• Contractors can change

• Work areas can move

Review signage regularly and reposition, replace or remove signs where necessary.

Can Unused Signs Be Kept for Future Projects?

Where signs remain suitable, undamaged and relevant, unused signs can be retained for future use.

This can make a larger pack particularly useful for regular contractors.

However, don't display a sign simply because it is available.

Every instruction and warning should correspond with the actual requirements and hazards at the location where it is displayed.

Why Choose Pack G?

• 47 individual Construction Safety Signs

• Large construction signage bundle

• Useful for larger projects

• Suitable for multi-site contractors

• Multiple signs for positioning around a site

• Useful replacement signage stock

• Convenient alternative to ordering numerous signs separately

• Made in Britain

Made in Britain

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

Our 47 Sign Construction Safety Pack G provides a broad selection of site signage for larger projects, new site set-up and contractors wanting a practical stock of commonly used construction signs.

Need something more specific? Supplement Pack G with individual Construction Safety Signs, PPE Signs, Hazard & Warning Signs, Fire Safety Signs, First Aid Signs, Site Safety Boards and Site Safety Banners.

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