First Aid Signs
Green first aid and safe condition signs to point people to help quickly. Printed to order in the UK to BS EN ISO 7010.
A first aid sign uses the white cross on a green square from BS EN ISO 7010 to mark where the first aid box or room is. Site one by the kit and, in larger premises, add directional signs so people can find it from a distance.
Where chemicals are handled, add an eyewash station or safety shower sign. The first aid and emergency pack covers the common set in one order.
Frequently asked questions
What does a first aid sign look like?
A white cross on a green square, following BS EN ISO 7010. Green marks safe condition and first aid signs so they are easy to tell apart from warning or prohibition signs.
Where should first aid signs go?
Fix one at the first aid box or room, and add directional signs along the route in larger buildings so the kit can be found quickly from anywhere on site.