- Sign Type:
- First Aid Sign
- Sign Reads:
- Adrenaline Devices - 3D Corridor Sign
- Sizes Available:
- 150 x 150 mm
- Material:
- 3mm Indoor Palboard
- Orientation:
- Square
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- Artwork ID:
- 3D084
Adrenaline Devices - 3D Corridor Sign
Adrenaline Devices - 3D Corridor Sign
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Supports effective allergen management and safer food preparation practices
- Helps reduce the risk of allergen cross-contamination through clear visual reminders
- Reinforces designated allergen preparation procedures and staff awareness
- Supports food safety management and allergen control procedures
- Suitable for all commercial food preparation and catering environments
- Promotes safer food preparation for customers with food allergies and intolerances
Clearly identifies the location of adrenaline auto-injectors for rapid access in an emergency
- Helps staff quickly locate adrenaline auto-injectors (AAIs) in the event of anaphylaxis
- Provides a clear visual marker for designated AAI storage locations
- Supports allergy awareness and emergency response procedures in schools and other settings
- Ideal for displaying near AAI cabinets, storage points and designated emergency medication areas
- Highly durable – made from either durable rigid plastic or self-adhesive flexible vinyl
- Easy to apply – both sign types come with their own adhesive
Adrenaline Auto-Injector Access
Rapid access to adrenaline is essential when responding to anaphylaxis. Department for Education statutory guidance states that schools should ensure pupils prescribed adrenaline devices have rapid access to them at all times.
Where adrenaline devices are kept in a central location, they should be stored somewhere that is unlocked and accessible when required.
Clearly identifying AAI storage locations with appropriate signage can help staff locate emergency medication quickly and supports the school's wider allergy safety and emergency response procedures.
Benedict's Law and Allergy Safety
New allergy safety requirements for schools in England, commonly associated with Benedict's Law, have strengthened the responsibilities schools have for protecting pupils with allergies.
Under the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026 and Department for Education statutory guidance, schools must have an allergy safety policy and put appropriate arrangements in place to support pupils with allergies and respond to anaphylaxis.
The statutory guidance covers allergy awareness, emergency response and access to adrenaline devices. Clear AAI location signs can support these arrangements by helping staff quickly identify where emergency adrenaline is stored.
AAI location signs should be used alongside the school's allergy safety policy, staff training, Individual Healthcare Plans where required and appropriate emergency procedures.
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