High-visibility signage for workplace environments
Safety signage in the workplace is designed to ensure that people and property are protected and that productivity is optimised.
Fire safety solutions company SafeQuip explains that in an emergency when there’s no time to read fine print, high-visibility signage provides clear directions to exits, extinguishers, hydrants and assembly points, helping people reach safety quickly and enabling emergency teams to rapidly locate critical fire-fighting equipment.
In high-rise buildings, industrial plants and public facilities, photoluminescent, or glow-in-the-dark, helps guide people out of danger. The technology requires no electricity and charges naturally from existing light sources and remains visible for extended periods. It is designed to meet emergency safety standards and ensure that escape routes remain visible, even in the dark.
SafeQuip offers a range of signage solutions for a host of applications – from heavy-duty, weather-resistant options for industrial sites to modern finishes for offices. The company also offers customisable options that can incorporate a company logo, colours and messaging while still meeting safety and compliance standards.
The company asserts that its framed display systems ensure that details such as evacuation routes, emergency numbers and fire procedures are easy to find, protected and legible while also helping workplaces stay organised and professional.
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