In Case Of Fire Do Not Use The Lift Sign 150mm x 150mm - Self Adhesive

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Often warning signs and prohibition signs are combined into one fire safety notice. Combined warning and prohibition signs – examples Summary

They apply to all workplaces and to all activities where people are employed, but exclude signs used in connection with transport or the supply and marketing of dangerous substances, products and equipment.To learn more, make sure you read our guide to fire action notices and familiarise yourself with everything you need to know. Fire action notices provide information about the fire safety plan of a building. These should be mounted in areas where people in your building will have a chance to read the information, such as a staff room, waiting area or next to an entrance. Remember, people who are new to your building must be able to familiarise themselves with the details. Different types of sign are available, but most have spaces to fill in essential information specific to your building. Fire Door Signs Edit Owen's comment below explains it very clearly. Often, "in case of X" means "because X might happen", not "if X should happen". The only exception to stairs being the fastest way out for most people is in extremely tall buildings, where high speed, high tech lifts could ferry people out rapidly, avoiding floors affected by fire and ensuring trips are timed for maximum efficiency. But if fire and smoke have encroached into the elevator shafts, then taking the lift may no longer be an option. Spreading Smoke A basic principle for the display of fire action notices is that all visitors and staff within the building should be able to see at least one fire action sign on their way to their destination.

When flying an airplane that catches on fire, do not use the flight control surfaces that change your pitch. ("In case of fire, cut fuel to engine") interface between the lift control system and the fire detection and alarm system so as to support the evacuation management strategy

Fire Action Notices

Which elevator. The left one? The right one? Any elevator? In all buildings? Only on this floor? Can I go one floor down in the floor that is not (yet) on fire, and use that elevator? Warning signs are usually circular, with a red band around the outside and a diagonal red line across the centre. Fire safety prohibition signs – examples