Sign - Site Office 480 x 400mm P
A plastic Site Office sign, 480 x 400mm. Rigid signage to mark the site office so visitors, contractors and deliveries go to the right place instead of wandering a live work site looking for someone.
Why the site office needs marking at all
Every visitor to a construction or industrial site is supposed to report to the site office before going anywhere else: sign in, induction, PPE, knowing where they may and may not walk. That sequence only happens if they can find the office.
An unmarked site office means unaccounted people walking through an active site to ask directions, which is precisely the situation the sign-in process exists to prevent.
Size and placement
At 480 x 400mm it reads from across a compound rather than only at arm’s length. Mount it where someone arriving at the gate can see it from the entry point, not on the office door itself where you must already be there to read it. Where the office is out of sight of the gate, add directional signage at the entry rather than relying on this one alone.
Signage is part of a system
A sign is one element alongside site induction, sign-in, PPE requirements and traffic management. Site safety signage requirements differ by jurisdiction and by the nature of the work, so check what applies to your site rather than treating any single sign as satisfying an obligation.
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Specifications
| Type | Site Office sign |
| Material | Plastic, rigid |
| Size | 480 x 400mm |
| Suits | Construction and industrial sites, compounds, depots |
Site Office sign FAQs
What size is the sign?
480 x 400mm, which reads from across a compound rather than only close up. That is the distance that matters for someone arriving at a gate.
Where should it be mounted?
Visible from the site entry point, not on the office door itself, since you have to be there already to read that. Add directional signage at the gate if the office is out of sight.
Is plastic better than a printed sheet?
For outdoor use, considerably. Rigid plastic handles weather, dust and sun, where paper or a laminated sheet curls and fades within a season and then stops being read.
Does a sign meet our site safety obligations?
Not by itself. Signage sits alongside induction, sign-in, PPE and traffic management, and requirements differ by jurisdiction and type of work. Check what applies to your site.
Why does marking the site office matter?
Because visitors are meant to report there first for sign-in and induction. If they cannot find it, you have unaccounted people walking through a live site asking for directions.
Can it be used indoors?
Yes, though the material is chosen for outdoor durability. Indoors the main consideration is sight lines from wherever people arrive.



