The Fire Precautions Act and many other pieces of Fire, Safety and Building legislation govern the use of Fire Safety Signs. In particular The Fire Precautions (Work Place) Regulations and The Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations make the "provision of adequate signs" obligatory. It should be immediately apparent to any one finding themselves in an emergency how to escape from the building safely, how to find a fire appliance or raise an alarm.

Whether you believe you are obliged or not, Fire Safety Signs are a low cost means of substantially improving safety and demonstrating a commitment to safety. But even this small commitment would be wasted money if they can't be seen so attention should be paid to emergency lighting as well. When you need to use the safety signs it will be to save someone's life so they had better be of the right type, properly positioned and visible. The only way you can be confident that they will work is if a professional company using properly trained and qualified engineers provide them to a recognised standard.

MK Fire Ltd has been installing safety signs since 1987. They are installed by our Fire Extinguisher Service Engineers who are fully trained by industry professionals.

MK Fire operates a network of Service Centres throughout the UK Mainland and Northern Ireland.

MK Fire Ltd provides a complete range of high quality Safety Signs for all types of applications. We can provide self adhesive, ridged plastic or metal signs. They can be standard, Photoluminescent or back illuminated. We can provide "Exit" signs, signs for special hazards, Fire Action Signs, Extinguisher identification signs complying with BS5499 and ISO6309 and a whole host of industry Health and Safety signs complying with BS5378. We can supply any number from one to a national contract. We can supply only or supply and fit.

Let us help you decide what signs you need with a FREE survey carried out by one of our experienced professionally trained representatives who will be able to advise you on all matters concerning Safety sign legislation and current British Standards.