Sign Type:

Site & Business Security Sign

Sign Reads:

Private Property CCTV In Operation

Sizes Available (W x H):

200 x 300 mm | 300 x 450 mm | 400 x 600 mm | 600 x 900 mm

Materials Available:

Self Adhesive Vinyl, Face Adhesive Window Sticker, GITD Self Adhesive Vinyl, GITD 1mm Rigid Plastic, 2mm Rigid Plastic, 3mm Aluminium Composite Non-Reflective, RA1 Reflective 3mm Aluminium Composite, RA2 Reflective 3mm Aluminium Composite

Orientation:

Portrait

Application:

Designed for indoor or outdoor use

Guarantee:

Subject to material type and use in the appropriate setting. Does not account for extreme or atypical environmental conditions.

How To Order:

Select the Required Size, Material, any additional coatings, fixings and then add to basket, or customise the message

Artwork ID:

PB2-CTV-0-13W

Health and Safety At Work Act 1974:

The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 obliges employers to ensure the safety of those on their premises.

Safety & Guidance: Signage can help prevent accidents by employees and visitors, indicating hazards and hazardous areas to avoid, prohibiting dangerous activities and encouraging increased vigilance.

Liability: If an accident occurs, the presence of suitable signage show that reasonable safety measures were taken, which could limit legal repercussions.

Well-being: A secure and safe workspace reduces stress for employees and visitors alike, contributing to a positive work environment and visitor experience.

Even though the Act doesn't mandate specific signage, having it in place supports your broader safety responsibilities.

The Occupiers' Liability Acts of 1957 and 1984:

The Occupiers' Liability Acts of 1957 and 1984 mandate that property owners and occupiers have a duty of care towards both invited guests and, to a lesser extent, trespassers.

Safety & Wellbeing: Proactively using safety and security signage can help to mitigate these risks and demonstrates your commitment to maintaining a responsible and safe space.

Liability: If an accident occurs, the presence of suitable signage show that reasonable safety measures were taken, which could limit legal repercussions.

Whilst signage alone does not fully address the requirements of the act, it can go some way to addressing your responsibilities as a owner or occupier.

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the UK's Data Protection Act 2018:

Under these legislations, capturing footage of individuals via CCTV requires transparency and respect for their privacy rights. This requires subjects to be notified of:

Existence of surveillance: Clear signs must be displayed notifying individuals that CCTV is in operation.

Identity of the Data Controller: The signage should clearly mention who is responsible for the CCTV system - usually the property owner or business operator.

Purpose of Collection: The signs should state the purpose of the surveillance, e.g. crime prevention or public safety.

Contact Details: Information should be provided on how to contact the data controller, should individuals have queries or wish to access their data.

Proper CCTV and surveillance signage not only ensures compliance with this exacting legislation but also enhances trust among visitors, customers and employees.