Chapter 8 Barrier Signs & Permit Boards
Custom printed street works Permit signs for use on plastic barriers by highway authorities & utility companies. Our permit notification boards can be printed ready for the project manager to complete the details on site or they can be preprinted with company branding and emergency contact numbers, before mounting on barriers.
Ensure your permit boards are clearly visible and prominent on pedestrian control barriers, temporary traffic barriers and areas zoned off or restricting vehicular access.
Apology Signage boards include:
- Company name
- Contractor details
- 24/7 Emergency contact details
- Job
- Permit Number & information
Usually they would include a message apologising for the inconvenience or advising an anticipated completion date.
Custom printed & fast turnaround. Signage can be delivered to single or multiple locations.
(Barrier pictures supplied by Oxford Plastics of the Avalon Barriers, take a look at their website for more info).
Courtesy Boards need to be clearly visible both day and night, so need to be prominently displayed. Speak to our team about Reflective signs on 01347 823 230.
See info from Safety at Street Works and Road Works Code of Practice https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/321056/safety-at-streetworks.pdf
Information board
An information board must be displayed at every street and road works site except mobile works, short duration works and minor works that do not involve excavation. Information boards are still highly desirable at these sites where it is safe and practicable to provide them. This board should be placed so that it does not obstruct footways or carriageways but can be clearly read by pedestrians, and any drivers who have stopped close to the board. The information board must give the name of the organisation undertaking the works, any principal contractor and an emergency contact telephone number. Wherever practical, it should also contain other information that will be helpful in explaining to the public why the work is being done, how long it will take and a message apologising for inconvenience.
Some of the brands we work with, or on behalf of…
