No Dumping Sign - 1.2mm Rigid Plastic 300mm x 200mm

Product Information

These punishments apply to everyone. It could also lead to the revoking of licences if the person convicted is not regarded as ‘fit and proper’. The owner of any vehicle involved in fly tipping is also liable for conviction. Waste producers have a duty of care under section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 to ensure it is disposed of in a proper manner. If their waste is found to have been dumped, even if it has been carried out by someone else, the business (or household) could be charged. Pavements and roads are the most common places for fly-tipping incidents, accounting for 43% of incidents. Fly tipping is when waste is illegally dumped on land or roads that are not licensed for waste. In most cases, fly tipping involves the dumping of household waste, large domestic items (furniture/fridges/sofas etc.), commercial waste (rubble/soil), garden refuse, asbestos waste and tyres. If waste is left beside street bins, on the pavement, on the floor in a communal area or at a recycling centre that does not accept a certain type of waste, this is also classified as fly tipping. It is viewed in a serious light as being anti-social and criminal, affecting people’s quality of life and damaging the local environment by hazerdous waste causing pollution. You might also want ‘No’ signs for far more dangerous situations. For example, if you have an area where flammable materials are stored you need to make people aware of what is stored where and to clearly show what they must not do. In this case the ‘No’ sign will often feature a warning notice that there are dangerous materials present and will also include warnings about no smoking or naked flames, making people aware that flammable substances are present. Our signs are made from recycled materials, showcasing our dedication to sustainability and reducing our impact on the environment. We take pride in being a British-made company, manufacturing our products in our headquarters located in the heart of Yorkshire.

Informing people of safe procedures: Safety signs can also inform people of safe procedures to follow in the workplace. For example, they can remind people to wear personal protective equipment (PPE), such as hard hats, safety glasses, and gloves. All organisations have a duty to ensure they do whatever they can. In addition to preventing waste where possible, they should be taking measures to recycle their waste and litter correctly.Our No Dumping signs come in a range of sizes and materials to suit a variety of applications, such as: The installation of quality no dumping signs to alert offenders to the consequences of Fly Tipping and Litter dropping is the first option to be considered. The enforcement of a penalty is difficult if there is no signage. In compliance with the Health and Safety Regulations 1996, this sign is designed to effectively communicate safety risks to employees and visitors alike. Its bold and easily recognizable prohibition symbol leaves no room for misinterpretation. enforcement actions were carried out by local councils during the same period - this included 57,600 fixed penalty notices. Our anti-litter, and no littering signs are affordable, durable, and brightly designed to grab the most attention. They are a great way to encourage everyone to do their part in the community. Fly Tipping & Litter Signs

of fly tipping incidents were categorised as ‘small van loads’, making it the most common form of incident. The range of ‘No’ signs covers every aspect of the workplace. For example, outside your building there may be areas where you do not want people to leave their cars. A simple No parking sign is usually enough to deter them. To clearly show where visitors and staff should park, then consider reinforcing your no parking message with car park signs that are specially designed for affixing to posts. Whether you need low-cost Correx signs to attach to gates and fences and more durable Foamex or Dibond signs to attach to sign posts. Therefore NSP can supply a whole spectrum of suitable signage which can be designed to your specifications. Warning people of hazards: Safety signs can warn people of potential hazards in the workplace, such as slippery floors, moving machinery, or hazardous chemicals. Warning signs can help people to take the necessary precautions to stay safe. No swimming signs are often seen near reservoirs or stretches of water where it would be too dangerous for people to go for a swim.

No Dumping Signs

In 2020/21 English authorities had to deal with 1.3 million incidents of fly-tipping, a number which is 16% higher than the previous year (there were 960,000 in 2019/20) - 65% of these incidents involved household waste. When it comes to health and safety in the workplace people running rather than walking is an accident waiting to happen. A simple No running sign is enough to remind them of what they should not do. These signs can also often be seen in places such as leisure centres where they deter people from running on the surrounds of the swimming pool where they could easily slip and hurt themselves.