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Sure Signs is a leading sign company in South Africa that offers a unique and highly personalised service and it is because of the service that we are able to manufacture, supply and install any signage product to suit our client’s specific requirements. All of our products are manufactured at the highest quality standards and are all approved by SANS 1186 Specifications Part 1 & Part 5. With more than 10 000 signs in stock, Sure Signs guarantees the most unbeatable, reliable and efficient safety signage service solutions. Whether you require simple safety signs or you are looking to create large and customised photoluminescent signs, we have the service for you.

If you are seeking a custom-designed sign by an industry expert signage company, we will manufacture your individual sign in house, making sure that you receive the best possible end-product, produced at the highest standards.

Sign Types

Aluminium Signage Photoluminescent Signage Fire Fighting Signage General Signage Mandatory Signage Prohibitory Signage Warning Signage

Safety Signs as Safety Communication Tools

Safety signs and symbols are important safety communicating tools, they help to indicate various hazards that present in plant site or workplace. At the same time, they warn workers to always keep watching out for those hazards by giving required information and safety instructions.

Safety signs and symbols do not only inform the presence of hazards, but also help create workers’ safety awareness. It is very important in reducing accidents in the workplace more obviously in maufacturing, heavy industry and on construction sites but also important in office based environments too.

To get the most out of health and safety signs and symbols, you should choose the right ones for each work location on your premises. Each work area needs different workplace health and safety signs and symbols. This is because each work area has different types of hazard. A risk assesment of each activity or designated area will help identify hazards. Appropriate actions for ensuring safety can then be drawn up and selecting the appropriate safety signs can then be selected. Where possible safety signs shown be changed (at least their location) to keep the safety message fresh and to avoid “sign blindness”.