Direction to emergency exit bottom right 300x150 luminous + stickers
• Condition: New
• Packaging condition: original
• Manufacturer code: SGP-AE099_300X150_PS
• Brand: other
• EAN (GTIN): 5904937005075
• SKU AE099_300X150_PS
• ID 247157419
• Condition: New
• Condition packaging: original
• Manufacturer code: SGP-AE099_300X150_PS
• Brand: other
• EAN (GTIN): 5904937005075
• LIBRES POLSKA SP
AE099 Direction to the emergency exit down right - 30 X 15 CM, PS - 1MM PHOTO PLATE.
30 X 15 CM, PS - 1MM PHOTO PLATE.
Sign Direction to the emergency exit down The "Direction to Emergency Exit Down, Right" sign is CNBOP 4532/2022 certified, meeting the latest European standards. It can be used in both new buildings and existing buildings when replacing evacuation route markings.
The "Direction to Emergency Exit Down, Right" sign indicates the need to use right-hand traffic down the stairs. It has a green background, a light border, and pictograms – a person and an arrow. The "Direction to Emergency Exit Down, Right" sign is available in several variants.
You can choose from: • Rigid 1 mm photoluminescent board • Self-adhesive photoluminescent foil • Photoluminescent TD board • Photoluminescent floor foil The sign Direction to emergency exit down, right side is also available in several formats: • 20 x 10 cm • 30 x 15 cm • 40 x 20 cm • 60 x 30 cm • 80 x 40 cm • 100 x 50 cm
• SKU SGP-AE099_300X150_PS
• ID 15649
• Dimensions: 30 X 15 CM
• Type: PS - 1MM PHOTO PLATE.
• 30 X 15 CM, PS - 1MM PHOTO PLATE.
• LIBRES POLSKA SP
Most employers understand perfectly well how It is important to properly mark the workplace to ensure maximum safety for employees. Safety signs are designed for this purpose, their purpose being to warn of potential hazards and thus reduce the risk of accidents and injuries.
Safety signs also indicate specific behavior in a given location.
According to the Labor Code, employers are obligated to ensure employee safety in the workplace. Furthermore, information about the right to safe and hygienic working conditions is included in the Constitution of the Republic of Poland.
• Safety signs - evacuation: intended to mark the evacuation route leading to the exit in a hazardous situation.
• Safety signs - fire protection: concern the marking of fire equipment, as well as specific behaviors that contribute to the spread of fire.
• Warning signs: warn of specific threats.
• Prohibition signs: prohibit specific actions.
• Mandatory signs: enforce appropriate behavior.
These are precisely defined by the Labor Code. In addition, the employer is obligated to ensure the safety of people who do not work at the establishment but are temporarily present there.
The employer is fined for exposing employees to danger. However, it sometimes happens, especially if the problem persists and the establishment fails to respond to the orders of inspection bodies, that the company is closed.
All our products have the necessary Certificates depending on their purpose.
Safety signs - Fire protection are in accordance with PN-EN ISO 7010:2020-07+A1:2021-04
Safety signs - Technical Fire Protection measures in accordance with PN-N-01256/04:1997+A1:2003
Safety signs - Evacuation in accordance with PN-EN ISO 7010:2020-07+A1:2021-04
Safety signs - Evacuation in accordance with PN-N-01256/04:1997+A1:2003
Safety signs - Fire protection in accordance with PN-N-01256/04:1992
Pursuant to the Labor Code, the employer is obliged to ensure employee safety in the workplace. Furthermore, information about the right to safe and hygienic working conditions is included in the Constitution of the Republic of Poland.
All our products have the necessary Certificates depending on their purpose.
Safety signs - Fire protection are in accordance with PN-EN ISO 7010:2020-07+A1:2021-04
Safety signs - Technical Fire Protection measures in accordance with PN-N-01256/04:1997+A1:2003
Safety signs - Evacuation in accordance with PN-EN ISO 7010:2020-07+A1:2021-04
Safety signs - Evacuation in accordance with PN-N-01256/04:1997+A1:2003
Safety signs - Fire protection in accordance with PN-N-01256/04:1992