Cleaning hands with soap and water is the best way to reduce the number of germs on your hands. When soap and water are not available, alcohol-based hand sanitisers or rubs can be used if your hands are not visibly dirty. Hand sanitiser is not effective when used on visibly dirty hands, and dirt should be washed off first.

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Soap and water should be used to wash hands. Any soap can be used, (liquid soap is preferable). Antibacterial soap may not be necessary and may encourage the development of resistant bacteria. Store bar soap in a container that allows drainage or clean and dry reusable containers before refilling with fresh liquid soap.

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Our safety signs are available in high strength 1.5mm aluminium sheets in varying sizes which have been lined with class 2 reflective film.

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When other signs begin to warp and fade, our signs will continue to stand strong day after day in any weather condition.

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Our signs are manufactured in house with leading print technology, if you would like to get a custom made sign you can request a quote here.

When other signs begin to warp and fade, our signs will continue to stand strong day after day in any weather condition.

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Our safety signs are available in high strength 1.5mm aluminium sheets in varying sizes which have been lined with class 2 reflective film.

Our signs are manufactured in house with leading print technology, if you would like to get a custom made sign you can request a quote here.

We’ve priced our superior quality signs against competing supplier’s standard flute-board / polypropylene signs which means that we can offer you exceptional value at a similar price point.

We’ve priced our superior quality signs against competing supplier’s standard flute-board / polypropylene signs which means that we can offer you exceptional value at a similar price point.

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We acknowledge and respect Aboriginal peoples as the state's first peoples and nations, and recognise Aboriginal peoples as Traditional Owners and occupants of land and waters in South Australia.

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Hand hygiene refers to any method which effectively removes harmful germs, including washing hands with soap and water or using an alcohol-based hand sanitiser.

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Building Supplies Direct is a network of leading online retailers of construction and building products (ACN 619 973 750).We have a number of partner websites which enables us to offer a wide range of products whilst maintaining a high standard of expertise and service in each of the areas.

Any cuts and abrasions should be covered with a water-resistant dressing, which should be changed as necessary or when the dressing becomes soiled.