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There’s no denying it, the past two years have been hard. Awful even. Isolation and loss everywhere we turn.   For many, Valentine’s Day is viewed with jaded skepticism. Twenty-four hours concocted by the retail industry to yet again plunder our wallets and this so soon after the stress of Januworry. The very concept cruelly targets single statuses highlighting loneliness and despair. And I would agree to some extent but if there’s something I’ve learned from 2020 and it’s frightful sibling 2021 it’s time to give back. To ourselves.   We’ve been through the wringer. Exhausted and bloodied by the...

There are four basic categories of road signs (five if you include temporary signs):

• Regulatory
• Warning
• Guidance
• Information

Over the coming weeks, we’ll be taking an in-depth look into each category.

Yes, we know, there is nothing aesthetically pleasing about a health and safety poster. No calming country scenery, remarkable retro geometrics or energetic cityscapes. However, if you wish to avoid costly fines and the ensuing legal backlash, displaying the following posters in your workplace is compulsory and will save you a lot of headaches down the road.

Once you begin your research, you’ll find that the variety of safety signs available is enormous. While some signs are common, there are others you may have never considered. But, these signs could be essential for your workspace.

It’s your best bet to follow the South African Bureau of Standards or SABS guidelines and OHS Act of 1993 for installing suitable safety-signs. This would help you maintain safety standards and promote quality in workplace safety. In this article, you will learn how vital these signs are and why investing in them should be a critical part of your organisation’s plan.