Fire signage is used to warn of fire hazards and to provide instructions on how to prevent fires and what to do in the event of a fire. It is typically red or yellow, with black text and pictograms.

There are three main types of fire signage: warning signs, instruction signs, and identification signs.

Warning signs use pictograms to convey the nature of the hazard, such as a burning match or a fire extinguisher. Instruction signs use text to convey instructions, such as “No smoking” or “Exit this way in case of fire.” Identification signs use text and pictograms to identify fire equipment, such as “Fire extinguisher” or “Fire alarm.”

Fire signage is an essential part of any fire safety program. By using clear and concise signage, you can help to prevent fires and keep people safe in the event of a fire.