Fire action in case of fire ring sign

The Fire Action In Case Of Fire Ring Sign provides a clear and highly visible instruction explaining who should be contacted in the event of a fire. Designed to form part of a premises fire emergency procedure, the sign provides an immediate reminder that a specified telephone number should be called when a fire is discovered.

The sign is particularly useful where a specific internal or external telephone number forms part of the fire emergency arrangements. This could include a reception desk, security office, control room, switchboard, site emergency number or another designated contact responsible for initiating the appropriate emergency response.

Where the sign includes a blank space for a telephone number, the correct number can be added to suit the individual premises. Any information entered should be clear, accurate and consistent with the organisations established fire emergency procedures.

The Fire Action In Case Of Fire Ring Sign is suitable for offices, factories, warehouses, workshops, schools, hospitals, hotels, residential developments, shops, leisure facilities, public buildings and other commercial or industrial premises where a telephone contact forms part of the fire action procedure.

Displaying the sign near telephones, reception areas, fire alarm points, security stations or other suitable locations can help staff, contractors and other building users quickly identify the number they are expected to call during a fire emergency.

Where the emergency services are to be contacted directly in the UK, the appropriate emergency number is normally 999 or 112. However, some workplaces may require an internal emergency number to be called first or may have specific arrangements for contacting the Fire and Rescue Service. The information displayed should therefore reflect the actual procedure for the premises.

The requirement to make an emergency telephone call should not delay the immediate raising of the fire alarm where an alarm system is provided. Anyone discovering a fire should follow the established fire action procedure so that other occupants are warned and evacuation can begin promptly.

When reporting a fire, callers should be prepared to provide accurate information about the location of the incident. This may include the building name, address, postcode, floor, department, site entrance or other information that can assist the emergency services in locating the premises and the affected area.

After raising the alarm and making the required emergency call, occupants should follow the premises evacuation procedure. This will normally involve leaving by the nearest appropriate escape route and proceeding to the designated assembly point where one is provided.

Occupants should not delay evacuation to collect personal belongings and should not return to the affected area. Once outside, people should remain at the designated safe location until authorised personnel or the emergency services confirm that it is safe to re-enter.

Any attempt to use portable firefighting equipment should only be made where the correct equipment is available, the fire is small enough to tackle safely and a clear means of escape remains available. Nobody should place themselves or others at unnecessary risk attempting to fight a developing fire.

The sign should be positioned where it remains clearly visible and can be read without obstruction. If a telephone number is added manually, it should be written or printed clearly and checked periodically to ensure that it remains legible and current.

If emergency telephone numbers, site procedures or responsible contacts change, the information displayed on the sign should be updated immediately. Incorrect or outdated contact information could cause unnecessary delays during an emergency.

The Fire Action In Case Of Fire Ring Sign can form part of a wider fire safety signage system alongside Fire Action, Fire Alarm Call Point, Fire Exit, Fire Assembly Point, Fire Extinguisher and Fire Point signs, helping provide consistent emergency information throughout the premises.

Fire action signage should complement rather than replace a suitable fire risk assessment, emergency plan, fire alarm arrangements, staff training, evacuation drills, maintained escape routes and procedures for contacting the emergency services. Staff should understand the complete fire procedure applicable to their workplace rather than relying solely on the information displayed on the sign.

Manufactured from durable, high quality materials with excellent print clarity and visibility, the Fire Action In Case Of Fire Ring Sign provides a professional and long lasting solution for displaying important fire emergency contact instructions and helping building users quickly identify who to call in the event of a fire.

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Self Adhesive Vinyl Sticker

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A self adhesive vinyl plus other stuff in here too

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95 micron

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Self Adhesive

1mm Rigid

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1mm Rigid PVC plastic full descritption

Thickness:

900 micron

Fixing Options:

Can be screwed or glued

3mm Foamex

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3mm Foamex Plastic full descrioption in here

Thickness:

3mm

Fixing Options:

Can be screwed or glued

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