Workplace safety posters

Fire safety posters

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Fire safety awareness works best when everyone knows the routine before the alarm sounds.

4 free fire safety posters

A4 and A3 PDFs. Ink-light copies print with much less colour.

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All 4 posters in A4 and A3 PDF, with the ink-light versions, in one ZIP file (471 KB).

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How to use them

  1. Put the alarm poster near exits and on each floor, and fill in the assembly point and fire warden boxes by hand.
  2. Display the good habits poster in kitchens, stores and plant rooms.
  3. Use the know-before-you-need-it poster in induction packs and on staff noticeboards.
  4. Print the end-of-day check for the last person out, and keep completed sheets together.
  5. Ask your fire warden to walk the building and make sure each poster sits next to the right exit.

About these posters

This free set has four printable posters for offices, shops, workshops and shared buildings: what to do if you hear the alarm, good everyday fire safety habits, the things to find out about your building, and an end-of-day fire check to fill in. The message throughout is to raise the alarm, get out, stay out and call 999. The posters are general awareness only. They do not tell anyone to tackle a fire, and they do not replace your site's own fire action notice or fire risk assessment. Each comes in A4 and A3 PDF.

Questions

Do these replace our fire action notice?

No. They are awareness posters. Keep your site's own fire action notice and follow your own evacuation plan.

Why do the posters not mention fire extinguishers?

They focus on getting everyone out safely and calling 999. Advice on tackling fires belongs with training from a competent provider, not on a poster.

Can I add our assembly point?

Yes. The alarm poster has write-in lines for your assembly point and fire warden. Print it, then fill in the boxes by hand.

Is there a black and white version?

The do and do not list and the end-of-day check have ink-light copies that print with much less colour.

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