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Electric Shock Treatment Poster
£12.99
In stock
SKU
HSPC09*
A landscape Electric Shock Treatment Poster presenting five illustrated response steps, an electrical hazard symbol and a useful contact-information panel. Available in A4, A3 and A2 sizes with laminated paper or rigid polypropylene plastic options.
The Electric Shock Treatment Poster is an illustrated workplace reference for areas where electrical incidents could occur. It presents five response steps, clear photographs and a contact panel so staff can locate basic emergency information quickly while established first-aid procedures are followed.
Where to Install
Position the poster where people working with or near electrical equipment can reach and read it without entering an electrical hazard area. Suitable positions include electrical intake rooms, switchboard areas, workshops and maintenance locations. Choose a clear wall with good lighting and an unobstructed sightline, preferably close to the relevant work area rather than inside or behind equipment.
Viewing Distance
This is a detailed instructional poster rather than a simple symbol sign, so the important consideration is whether the smaller treatment text can be read comfortably. The distances below are practical positioning guidance rather than certified viewing-distance ratings; lighting, eyesight, mounting height and the individual text size will affect legibility.
| Selected size | Practical reading position | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|
| H 210 x W 297 mm | Approximately 0.5–1 metre | Close-range wall display where readers can approach directly |
| H 297 x W 420 mm | Approximately 0.75–1.5 metres | Shared work areas and normal wall-mounted reference points |
| H 420 x W 594 mm | Approximately 1–2 metres | Larger work areas where the poster needs stronger initial visibility |
The title and warning symbol may be recognised from farther away, but users should still be able to approach the poster closely enough to read the detailed instructions.
Expected Safety Outcomes After Installation
Correct positioning gives employees a clearly identifiable reference point for electrical-shock response information and helps reinforce emergency arrangements already covered through workplace procedures and first-aid training.
✅ Earlier recognition of where electrical-shock response information is displayed.
✅ Clearer access to the five illustrated response steps and emergency contact information.
✅ Better reinforcement of established first-aid arrangements in areas where electrical incidents may occur.
Specifications
- Message: “Electric Shock Treatment”
- Purpose: illustrated five-step electric shock response reference
- Size: H 420 x W 594 mm
- Size: H 297 x W 420 mm
- Size: H 210 x W 297 mm
- Materials: laminated paper or rigid polypropylene plastic
- Orientation: landscape
- Background colour: grey
- Text colours: black and white
- Visual content: clear instructional photographs and electrical hazard symbol
- Includes a contact-information panel
- Finish: glossy film surface or satin, depending on material
- Non-photoluminescent
- Non-reflective
- Supplied individually
- Fitting method: wall mounting; fixing materials sold separately
- Display areas: indoor or outdoor, subject to selected material and location
- Safety symbols conform to ISO 7010 where applicable
Installation Guidance
Avoid poor poster positioning
❌ Do not mount it behind machinery, stored equipment or an open door.
❌ Do not position it where glare, shadows or poor lighting make the photographs and smaller text difficult to read.
❌ Do not place it so close to live equipment that someone must approach an electrical hazard simply to read it.
Know what the poster cannot replace
❌ Do not use the poster instead of suitable first-aid training and emergency procedures.
❌ Do not treat wall display alone as a control for electrical hazards.
❌ Do not leave outdated emergency information on display without periodic review.
Make the information easy to use
✅ Select a mounting height that keeps both photographs and treatment text comfortably readable.
✅ Keep a clear approach and sightline to the poster from the relevant work area.
✅ Check periodically that the poster remains visible, legible and consistent with your current workplace emergency arrangements.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Electric Shock Treatment Poster replace first-aid training? No. Treat it as a visible reference that reinforces your established emergency arrangements; it should not replace suitable first-aid training, risk controls or instructions from the emergency services.
Which poster size should I choose? Choose A4 where readers will stand close to the poster, A3 for a general wall-mounted reference point, or A2 where stronger initial visibility is useful. Detailed treatment text still needs to be read at close range.
Where should I position the poster? Put it close to areas where electrical work or equipment presents a relevant risk, but somewhere that can be approached safely without entering the hazard area. Keep the entire poster visible and well lit.
Can this poster be displayed outdoors? Indoor and outdoor display are listed options, but you should select the material and mounting position for the actual environment rather than assuming every material will perform identically in prolonged exposure.
Should the printed treatment instructions be reviewed periodically? Yes. Emergency and resuscitation guidance can change, so your displayed information should be checked against your organisation's current first-aid procedures and training rather than being relied upon indefinitely without review.
Which poster size should I choose? Choose A4 where readers will stand close to the poster, A3 for a general wall-mounted reference point, or A2 where stronger initial visibility is useful. Detailed treatment text still needs to be read at close range.
Where should I position the poster? Put it close to areas where electrical work or equipment presents a relevant risk, but somewhere that can be approached safely without entering the hazard area. Keep the entire poster visible and well lit.
Can this poster be displayed outdoors? Indoor and outdoor display are listed options, but you should select the material and mounting position for the actual environment rather than assuming every material will perform identically in prolonged exposure.
Should the printed treatment instructions be reviewed periodically? Yes. Emergency and resuscitation guidance can change, so your displayed information should be checked against your organisation's current first-aid procedures and training rather than being relied upon indefinitely without review.
Features and Benefits
Features
- ✓ Five-step treatment sequence supported by photographs
- ✓ Choice of A4, A3 and A2 landscape sizes
- ✓ Laminated paper and rigid polypropylene plastic options
- ✓ Dedicated panel for recording useful contact information
Benefits
- ✓ Makes the emergency reference easier to understand than text-only instructions
- ✓ Lets you match the display size to available wall space and likely reading position
- ✓ Gives you a choice of construction to suit different display requirements
- ✓ Keeps important workplace contact details alongside the treatment information
Related electric shock and first aid guidance
You may also want electric shock first aid poster if your current safety priorities include focused first aid guidance for electric shock. This keeps each subject clear for staff who may need to act on the information.
If you want staff to see a related message on photographic electric shock safety guidance, consider electric shock photographic poster beside this electric shock treatment guidance. It supports a more joined-up approach while keeping the subject matter clear.
When you want to pair this electric shock treatment message with broader workplace first aid guidance, choose workplace first aid guide poster. You can compare the two messages before deciding which one best fits the area.
To build a more complete information point around electric shock treatment, check the workplace first aid guidance poster range for other practical topics. It keeps your next choice centred on related workplace guidance.
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