OLANZU Metal Fire Extinguisher Sign for Wall, 24 Pack, 4x12", Aluminum | Engineer Grade Reflective Film, Rust Free Aluminum, High Visibility Down($46.99Value)

Description

Readable Even in Dark: Engineer grade reflective film throws flashlight and emergency light straight back at you, so the sign reads in smoke or a blackout. Helps You Meet The Duty: OSHA 1910.157(c)(1) makes employers mount, locate and identify extinguishers. This sign does the identifying. The Arrow Points At The Unit: FIRE EXTINGUISHER is printed inside a full-length down arrow, so people see the direction, not just the words. Red Color complies with the OSHA requirements which sets red as the basic colour for identifying fire protection equipment. White arrow on red. Enough Signs For The Whole Site: 24 Pack, 40 mil rust free aluminum, two pre-drilled holes each. Covers every extinguisher in a building in one order. THE SIGN STILL HAS TO WORK WHEN THE LIGHTS DO NOT An extinguisher nobody can find is the same as no extinguisher. The moment you need one is the moment the room is filling with smoke, the power may be out, and nobody is thinking clearly enough to search a wall. This is the sign for that moment. Fire extinguisher location signs and safety signage are the cheapest fix in any building, and the easiest one to get wrong. WHAT YOU ARE BUYING - Fire Extinguisher sign, aluminum, 4 x 12 inch - Engineer grade reflective film - Rust free aluminum, UV resistant ink, fade resistant - Two pre-drilled holes, ready to mount indoors or outdoors WHY THE REFLECTIVE GRADE MATTERS Most fire extinguisher signs in this category are printed on plain vinyl or unreflective stock. This one uses engineer grade reflective sheeting, the same grade specified for road signs, so a flashlight beam, an emergency light or a phone torch comes straight back at you. In a smoke-filled corridor or a building with the power cut, that is the entire reason the sign is there. RED IS NOT A STYLE CHOICE OSHA 29 CFR 1910.144 sets red as the basic colour for identifying fire protection equipment. OSHA 1910.157(c)(1) then requires employers to mount, locate and identify extinguishers so they are readily accessible to staff. This sign is how the identifying gets done. It does not need approval from anyone to do that job, and no fire extinguisher sign carries one. SIZING 4 x 12 inch is the standard corridor and wall format. Tall and narrow, so it sits above or beside the extinguisher without taking wall space, and the full-length arrow reads from down the hall. BUYING MORE THAN ONE Buildings rarely have one extinguisher. Most have one per floor per wing, plus the kitchen and the plant room. These are fire extinguisher signs for business and warehouse sites, and the multipacks cover a whole site in one order at a lower cost per sign than buying singles. Small packs for a single unit, large packs for a full building. MOUNTING Two pre-drilled holes, top and bottom. Mounts to drywall, block, brick and metal with screws or anchors. Screws are not included.