44 Sign Construction Safety Pack I

Equip your construction project with a broad selection of commonly used site signage with our 44 Sign Construction Safety Pack I.

Containing 44 individual Construction Safety Signs, Pack I is designed for larger building sites, contractors and businesses that need safety signage for multiple locations around a project.

The larger pack provides a convenient way to purchase commonly used construction signs in one order, while also providing duplicate and replacement signage where included.

Ideal for new site set-up, larger projects, multi-site contractors and companies wanting commonly used construction safety signs ready for future work.

What's Included in Construction Pack I?

Pack I contains 44 individual Construction Safety Signs:

• 1 x 1200 x 900 mm Site Safety Visitors Must Report sign
• 8 x 594 x 420 mm (A2) Construction Site Keep Out signs
• 4 x 594 x 420 mm (A2) PPE Must Be Worn On This Site signs
• 2 x 594 x 420 mm (A2) Danger Concealed Entrance signs
• 4 x 594 x 420 mm (A2) Notice Private Property Site signs
• 1 x 594 x 420 mm (A2) No Reversing Without Banksman sign
• 1 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) CSCS Cards Required On This Site sign
• 3 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) This Is A No Smoking Site signs
• 6 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) Children Must Not Play On This Site signs
• 5 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) 5mph Slow signs
• 1 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) Fire Assembly Point sign
• 2 x 420 x 594 mm (A2) First Aid First Aiders signs
• 1 x 300 x 100 mm Site Office Right Arrow sign
• 1 x 300 x 100 mm Site Office Left Arrow sign
• 1 x 300 x 100 mm Site Office sign
• 1 x A4 Female Toilet sign
• 1 x A4 Male Toilet sign
• 1 x 300 x 100 mm Canteen sign

Total: 44 individual construction safety signs

Check the full contents before ordering to make sure the selection matches the requirements of your project.

Best For

The 44 Sign Construction Safety Pack is particularly suited to:

• Larger construction sites

• New site set-up

• Main contractors

• Building contractors

• Commercial construction projects

• Sites with multiple entrances and work areas

• Contractors managing several projects

• Companies keeping commonly used replacement signs in stock

Why Choose a 44-Sign Construction Pack?

Larger construction projects can require safety information at numerous locations.

You may need signage at:

• Main entrances

• Pedestrian entrances

• Site boundaries

• Work areas

• Vehicle routes

• Site offices

• Fire points

• First-aid locations

• Assembly areas

• Storage areas

A larger pack gives you greater flexibility to position individual signs around the site rather than relying on one sign board at the entrance.

Where duplicate signs are included, they can also be used at multiple access points or retained as replacements.

Construction Site Entrance Signs

Site entrances are important safety-information points.

Depending on the contents of Pack I, entrance signage can communicate information relating to:

• Construction hazards

• Unauthorised access

• Visitors

• PPE

• Site rules

Position appropriate signs so workers, contractors, visitors and other people see the information before entering the operational site.

PPE Signs

Construction projects often have designated personal protective equipment requirements.

Depending on the signs included in Pack I, these may communicate requirements for:

• Safety helmets

• High-visibility clothing

• Safety footwear

• Eye protection

• Hearing protection

• Protective gloves

• Other PPE

Site-wide requirements can be communicated at entrances, while signs for specialist PPE are usually better positioned where the additional requirement begins.

Hazard & Warning Signs

Construction sites can involve numerous hazards that change as a project progresses.

Pack I may include warning signs suitable for commonly encountered construction risks.

Additional hazard-specific signage may still be needed for work involving areas such as:

• Deep excavations

• Electrical hazards

• Overhead cables

• Underground services

• Demolition

• Asbestos

• Confined spaces

• Fragile roofs

• Hazardous substances

Use signs that correspond with the hazards actually present.

Access & Keep Out Signs

Controlling access is particularly important on active construction sites.

Signs such as Construction Site Keep Out, No Unauthorised Access or similar messages can reinforce site security and access arrangements.

Where a site has several entrances or exposed boundary areas, multiple signs may be required so the warning remains clearly visible.

Fire & Emergency Signs

Construction projects also need appropriate emergency arrangements.

Depending on Pack I's exact contents, it may include signs relating to:

• Fire safety

• Fire points

• Fire extinguishers

• Escape routes

• First aid

• Assembly points

Fire and emergency arrangements can change as construction progresses, so check that signage remains appropriate as the site's layout develops.

First Aid Signs

First-aid signage helps workers and visitors locate first-aid facilities and equipment.

Where Pack I includes First Aid signs, position them so the relevant provision can be easily identified.

The signs should correspond with the first-aid arrangements established for the site.

Use the Signs Around the Site

A 44-sign pack doesn't mean all 44 signs should be displayed together.

The advantage of individual signs is that they can be positioned where each particular message is required.

For example:

Main entrance
General site warning, access and PPE information.

Pedestrian gate
PPE and visitor instructions.

Site perimeter
Keep Out and appropriate warning signs.

Work areas
Hazard-specific and PPE signs.

Vehicle routes
Relevant traffic and pedestrian information.

Fire points
Fire equipment signs.

First-aid facilities
First Aid signs.

Assembly area
Assembly Point signage.

This helps provide safety information at the point where people need it.

Does Pack I Contain Every Sign My Construction Site Needs?

Not necessarily.

There is no universal set of 44 signs that will cover every construction project.

The appropriate safety signage depends on factors including:

• Work being undertaken

• Site-specific hazards

• Risk assessments

• PPE requirements

• Access arrangements

• Site layout

• Vehicle and pedestrian movements

• Fire arrangements

• First-aid provision

• Contractors and visitors

• Risks to members of the public

Pack I provides a broad selection of commonly used construction signage, but additional specialist signs may be required.

Construction Signs & UK Health and Safety

Safety signs should form part of the wider measures used to manage workplace risks.

The Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 address the use of safety signs where necessary in relation to risks that cannot adequately be avoided or controlled by other means.

Construction projects are also subject to wider health and safety responsibilities, including the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015.

Safety signs help communicate warnings, prohibitions, mandatory actions and emergency information, but they don't replace physical controls, site security, PPE provision, training, supervision or safe systems of work.

Construction Signs & BS EN ISO 7010

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

Consistent symbols can make safety messages easier to recognise and understand.

BS EN ISO 7010 is a safety-symbol standard rather than construction legislation itself. Appropriate signage still needs to reflect the hazards and safety arrangements of the individual project.

Ideal for Multi-Site Contractors

Pack I can also be useful if your company manages several construction projects.

Rather than using all 44 signs on one site, signs can potentially be allocated across projects according to their individual requirements.

Unused signs can also provide useful replacement stock for commonly used messages.

Always check that a sign is appropriate before installing it on another site.

Keep Replacement Signs Available

Construction signage can become:

• Damaged

• Dirty

• Weathered

• Lost

• Obscured

• Removed during site changes

Keeping spare commonly used signs available can make it easier to replace damaged or missing signage promptly.

A larger pack can therefore be useful both for initial site set-up and ongoing signage requirements.

Review Your Signs as the Project Changes

Construction sites evolve quickly.

As the project progresses:

• Entrances may move

• Pedestrian routes may change

• Vehicle routes can be altered

• Different hazards can appear

• PPE requirements can change

• Temporary buildings may move

• Fire arrangements can develop

• Contractors may change

Review your signage regularly.

Remove signs that no longer apply and introduce new signage where different risks or instructions need to be communicated.

44-Sign Pack or a Smaller Construction Pack?

Choose Pack I where you need a broad selection of construction signage, have a larger site or want additional signs available for several locations and future requirements.

A smaller pack may be more suitable if:

• Your project is relatively small

• You already have substantial existing signage

• You only need a few replacement signs

• Your signage requirements are highly specialised

Safety Sheep also offers smaller Construction Sign Packs so you can choose a bundle that better matches your project.

Need Additional Specialist Signs?

Pack I can be supplemented with individual:

• Construction Safety Signs

• PPE Signs

• Hazard & Warning Signs

• Mandatory Safety Signs

• Electrical Safety Signs

• Fire Safety Signs

• First Aid Signs

• Site Safety Boards

• Site Safety Banners

This allows you to add specialist signage according to the actual activities and hazards on the project.

Made in Britain

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

With 44 individual signs, Construction Safety Pack I provides a convenient broad selection for larger projects, new site set-up, multiple work areas and contractors wanting commonly used construction signage ready when it's needed.

Think Safety. Think Sheep.