Typical signs in this category
- Construction site: no unauthorised entry
- All visitors must report to the site office
- Hard hats, safety boots and reflective vests must be worn
- Danger: open excavation
- Beware of moving plant
- Scaffold incomplete: do not use
- Children must not play on this site
- Project information and principal contractor details
Materials
| Correx (fluted polypropylene) | Lightweight and cost-effective for shorter projects and fence mounting |
|---|---|
| Aluminium composite | Longer projects and main site boards that must stay flat and weather-resistant |
| PVC banner | Large fence or hoarding messages where a rigid board is impractical |
| Self-adhesive vinyl | Site office doors, containers and equipment |
Choosing a size
Site entrance boards are often read from a vehicle or from the road edge, so they need larger formats such as A1 or A0, with the most important safety rules at the top. Signs around the site at specific hazards can be A3 or A4, placed at the point of danger. Keep combination boards organised in clear blocks so they do not become a wall of text.
Standards and compliance
Construction work in South Africa is governed by the Construction Regulations under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, and safety sign symbols commonly follow SANS 1186. The principal contractor and client have their own legal obligations about notices and signage on site. The customer remains responsible for selecting the required signs and wording; we print to the artwork or specification supplied or agreed, and this is not legal advice.
Same-day conditions
- Correx, composite or banner stock is available in the required size
- Large-format sizes fit the day's capacity
- Board layout and site details are approved before the configured cutoff
- Full payment is received
Pricing
Signs are priced by quotation based on size, material, quantity and finishing. Request a quote.
