Bit Nippy!!!!

[Robert Lambie]

never heard of it mate.. whats it like.
we make lots of health and safety signs 🙄

[AaSk4Stickers]

Hiya

In a “former life” I was a EH&S adviser, in a number of countries and have used signs to identify such hazards a few years back.

I thought I had the symbol I used to use, which from memory was a stylised hand with a “nick” out of it. I have looked through my files and I seem to have “mislaid” that. I don’t have a UK specific nip point sign or an Eu one, but I do have the US symbol which is a bit different.

I think you will find that in the UK the “catch-all” symbol would most likely be appropriate, such as either:

a) the general prohibition symbol, i.e. the red circle with the diagonal red line, combined with the appropriate reversed text, i.e. “No Entry – Nip Point” or “No Entry – Drawing-In Point” in white on a red box

or

b) the hazard symbol, i.e. the exclamation mark in black in a black edged triangle on a yellow background, with appropriate reversed wording, i.e. “Danger – Nip Point” or “Danger – Drawing-In Point” in black in a yellow box.

Your client’s safety adviser should have completed a risk assessment which should have identified all aspects including the appropriate signs and any physical safety modifications.

If you want the US symbols let me know.

Kind regards

Alan

[Darryl Seager]

Apparently i’ve got the brief wrong!!!!
It is actually referred to as a “Crush Zone” warning decal
It is fitted between the pivot point on a road roller!!!
The actual image looks like a stick man on his side between 2 shapes(the things you get trapped between i suppose)
Thanks for your replies Alan and Rob, and chance of a look for the above??? 😳 😳

Regards
Darryl

[Neil Kelly]

Here are some we use on Dump trucks and excavators if there any good il send you an AI

Regards Neil

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