Durable and Visible Projected Safety Signage Systems

Improve warehouse and workshop safety with visible and durable projected safety signage.

What is Projected Safety Signage?

Projected signage uses LED gobo projectors for a durable and highly visible alternative to traditional painted safety markings and health and safety signage.

Warehouse with forklift trucks and a projected floor marking for forklift safety.

A comprehensive warehouse safety programme should begin with a set of safety rules that encompass HSE requirements: mandatory warehouse safety signage such as the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), a hazard communication (HazCom) program, fire prevention plan, and an emergency action plan (EAP). 

The visual warehouse safety programme should be tailored to address the risks associated with your warehouse, ensuring that all potential hazards are easily identifiable. This includes regular training sessions for employees on the correct use of equipment, safe handling of materials, and emergency procedures, ensuring that all workers are knowledgeable and prepared to maintain a safe working environment and follow safety signage.

A critical component of the warehouse safety program is the implementation of regular safety checks and audits which should include warehouse safety signage. These checks should cover all aspects of your warehouse operations, from equipment maintenance and storage practices to employee training and warehouse safety signage systems. 

Fostering a culture of visual safety awareness and responsibility among employees is crucial; this can be aided and assisted by strong virtual signage. Encouraging workers to report hazards and participate in safety training sessions helps to create an environment where safety is a shared priority. Through these comprehensive measures, warehouses can significantly reduce the risk of accidents and injuries, ensuring a safer workplace for all employees.

Forklift safety sign projected on a warehouse floor.

Where Safety Shines Brightly: HSE Compliant Safety Signage

At Projected Image, we make safety signage easy. But why choose Projected Signage over painted floor markings?

  • Health and safety signs must be ‘bright enough to be seen’. Our high powered LED gobo projectors offer highly visible projections that can be projected onto almost any surface, even in dusty environments.

  • Not chipping and fading of floor markings from forklift trucks and heavy machinery, meaning your safety signs meet visibility requirements for longer.

  • Crisp and clear safety markings that don’t fade, reducing the risk of accidents as your workers won’t go ‘sign blind’.

  • Our gobo projectors offer up to five years of lamp life, meaning you don’t need to halt operations to repaint floor markings.

Why Projected Image?

With over 25 years of experience in projection, we understand the difficulties of ensuring your warehouse safety signage is up to scratch.

  • Our projection experts can give advice for all areas of projection, whether you are looking to improve your workshop safety, or replace painted floor markings with projected signage, we can help design a custom signage solution for you.

  • Our team of experts can also assess your site and current safety markings to see how virtual signage can improve your warehouse and workshop safety.

  • We are the UK's only supplier of both the LED projector and the gobo, with top of the range in-house manufacturing facilities, our team ensure you get the best projection results every time.
Bespoke safety signage featuring a forklift safety sign, fire exit sign and way finding signage.

Pedestrian and Forklift Safety

Creating a safe environment for pedestrians in a warehouse involves clearly defined pathways and designated areas for forklift operations. But how can using our projected safety signage for your floor markings help to improve your pedestrian and forklift safety?

  • It is important for warehouse managers to implement speed limits for forklift operators, along with warning signs and barriers to prevent accidents between pedestrians and vehicles, this is made easier with highly visible projected safety signs.

  • Pedestrian safety training should include education of hazards when working near forklifts, including PPE and adhering to walkways and floor markings.

  • Encourage both forklift operators and pedestrians to report potential hazards. These can then be communicated to bright and durable virtual signage and floor markings that will not fade from excessive use.
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