Workplace Safety Signs Adelaide

Workplace Safety Signs Adelaide

Gigantic Signs manufactures and installs compliant safety and statutory signage for Adelaide workplaces: emergency exits, hazard warnings, PPE and mandatory signs, plus legally required statutory displays. Signs are made to Australian Standards and WHS regulation formats at the Kent Town facility.

Verified facts

FactValueSourceDate
Governing workplace safety sign standardAS 1319, symbols/colours/sizes/formatsas1319-20182026-09-24
Emergency exit sign illumination requirementilluminated or photoluminescent per AS/NZS 2293site-2026-092026-09-24
Warning sign colouryellowsite-2026-092026-09-24
Prohibition sign colourredsite-2026-092026-09-24
Mandatory sign colourbluesite-2026-092026-09-24
Compliance audit servicesite audits identify missing or non-compliant signagesite-2026-092026-09-24
WHS signage obligationsafety signage is a legal WHS requirement, not optionalworksafe-sa2026-09-24

General claims

FAQ

What is statutory signage?

Statutory signage refers to legally required signs that businesses must display under Australian law, including occupancy limits, accessibility symbols, smoking restrictions, licensing information, and industry-specific compliance displays. Gigantic Signs supplies and installs statutory signage for Adelaide businesses across all industries.

What safety signage is legally required in workplaces?

Requirements vary by building type but typically include emergency exits, fire equipment identification, first aid locations, evacuation diagrams, PPE requirements, and hazard warnings under WHS regulations.

What Australian Standard governs safety signs in the workplace, and why does it matter?

AS 1319, the Australian Standard for safety signs in the workplace, specifies the symbols, colours, sizes and formats that keep signage consistent and instantly recognisable in an emergency. Gigantic Signs manufactures to the current edition of this standard, citation as1319-2018.

Do emergency exit signs need to be illuminated?

Yes, AS/NZS 2293 requires emergency exit signs to be illuminated or photoluminescent, remaining visible during power failures for safe evacuation.

What safety signage does a small Adelaide warehouse need as a minimum?

At minimum a warehouse typically needs emergency exit signs, fire equipment identification, hazard and PPE warning signs, first aid location signage and an evacuation diagram, per WHS regulations and AS 1319 formats. Gigantic Signs conducts a site audit to confirm the exact list for a given facility (source: worksafe-sa).

Is safety signage a legal requirement for an Adelaide business, or just best practice?

It is a legal requirement, not just best practice. Failing to display required safety and statutory signage under WHS regulations can expose an Adelaide business to fines and liability, which is why Gigantic Signs treats a compliance audit as the starting point for a new site.

Get a quote from Gigantic Signs at giganticsigns.com.au