Site signs
Pick the sign, type the wording, add the logo, print. The templates use the standard safety-sign shapes and colours from HSE's L64; the wording, the size and where it goes are yours to check.
No card, no expiry. Looking needs no account — using does.
In the office
Pick one of 85 signs — prohibition, warning, mandatory, escape and first aid, fire, and the CLP chemical diamonds — or search them by what you need: hard hat, forklift, acid. Type the wording, or take one of the phrases sites actually buy; add a headline and your logo; choose A4 or A3. Put several on one plate for a site board. The first aid poster takes your first aiders — name, phone, photograph. One click gives you a PDF laid out exactly as the preview, with cutting guides for laminating.
On site
The sign goes on the fence, the door or the cabinet; the board at the gate; the poster where the first aid kit is.
What it never does
It never checks your wording. The right sign, the right place and the right control are your decisions.
Nothing leaves your browser: the logo, the photographs and the finished PDF are made on your computer and never sent to us.
What it costs
This tool calls no model and spends nothing: it is free on every plan. All plans and prices →
The other tools
- Site advisor — An HSE advisor on every site
- Toolbox talks — From HSE guidance, in the crew's language
- RAMS review — A risk assessment and method statement, checked 12 ways
- CPP compatibility — Your RAMS against the construction phase plan
- COSHH assessment — From the product's safety data sheet
- Hand-arm vibration — A HAVS calculator on HSE's points
- Noise exposure — The day's noise added up HSE's way
- Dropped object risk — Weight and height in, the answer out
- Take 5 / POWRA — A point-of-work risk assessment
- Kit check — The site equipment register, scanned by QR
- Site register — Crew, certificates, the 3 Strikes board
- Site audit — A walk, photos, a PDF report