Plastic No Access/Entry Prohibition Sign, No Admittance-Sign, English

Safety comes first is not just an expression heard in the public space, but it is a crucial part of health and safety in any workplace. Introducing No Admittance Authorised Personnel Only sign with white background and crossbar. The red symbol is centralised and does not obliterate the background. The red colour covers at least 35% of the area of the sign. The primary purpose of the sign is to keep employees and visitors out of dangerous areas and prevent unauthorised people from entering. Prohibit sign access regulates the Health and Safety Regulations from 1996 that clearly explains the policy to be followed. The sign conforms to BS EN 1SO 7010 (British Standards) catalogue of safety symbols and designs so you can purchase with confidence. Prohibition sign ensures that only designated members of your team can enter the selected area to assure their safety and well-being.

What colour are Prohibition Signs?

Prohibited signs are always in red.

What are the seven safety sign colours?

1. Red indicates danger. For example, no smoking, mobile phones prohibition sign or dogs prohibition sign
2. Orange shows moderate risk or mobile phones prohibition sign
3. Yellow (amber) indicates a caution statement (Warning Signs)
4. Green suggests the safety equipment of information
5. Blue indicates no immediate hazard (Mandatory Sign)
6. White is NOT a safety colour but is part of pictograms
7. Black is NOT a safety colour but is part of pictograms

What is the difference between a mandatory sign and a prohibition sign?

The mandatory signs are blue and white, whereas prohibition signs are red. The purpose of the first sign is to show how to protect yourself in a dangerous situation, whereas, prohibition signs prohibit entering certain areas.

Prohibition Signs

All prohibition safety sign designs comply with the relevant UK and EC legislation:

Background colour shall be white
Circular band and crossbar shall be red
The symbol shall be black and placed centrally on the background and shall not obliterate the crossbar
Red shall cover at least 35% of the area of the safety sign