Statutory sign for Quebec sites involving asbestos related activities

Regulatory asbestos poster 14 x 18,5 in French 

An essential tool to ensure the safety of your work sites in Quebec

This 14" x 18,5" "Amiante - Danger" poster is indispensable on any asbestos removal site in Quebec. Written in French, it complies with the requirements of the Act respecting occupational health and safety. Its clear message and standard format make it easy to identify hazardous areas, reinforcing worker safety and regulatory compliance on your site.

Main features of the mandatory regulatory poster:

This poster is designed in an official format of 14 inches by 18.5 inches. It features an explicit message - “ASBESTOS DANGER - Do not breathe dust - Mandatory protective equipment - NO ENTRY”. It is printed on thick paper suitable for temporary use on building sites. In French only, it meets Quebec's language requirements, and is particularly well-suited to environments where asbestos removal work is in progress.

How to install the poster effectively on a worksite:

This poster is best installed at the entrance to the worksite or near the containment area. It should be clearly visible and placed at eye level to guarantee the impact of its message. It should be securely fastened with adhesive tape, clamps or any other means suited to the chosen surface, so that it remains legible despite movement and environmental conditions.

Care and durability of your paper poster:

Although designed for temporary use, this poster can retain its legibility longer if protected from moisture and the elements. It can be laminated or inserted in a transparent plastic sleeve to extend its durability. In all cases, it's advisable to replace damaged or illegible posters immediately, to maintain safe, compliant signage.

Tips for maximum compliance and a safe worksite:

This poster should be used on all worksites where asbestos-contaminated materials are being decontaminated, including short or one-off operations. It can be supplemented by other visual prevention tools, such as warning tapes or pictograms. It's a good idea to indicate the presence of this signage in your worksite documents, demonstrating your commitment to safety and reinforcing your compliance with Section 51 of the Act respecting occupational health and safety.

Poster FAQ:

Does this poster comply with Quebec safety standards?

Yes, this “Asbestos - Danger” poster complies with the requirements of Quebec's Act respecting occupational health and safety (AOHS). It complies with regulatory standards for signage on asbestos removal sites, particularly in terms of format, message and use of the French language.

Where and how to install this sign on a worksite?

 The poster must be installed at the entrance to the containment zone, or in the immediate vicinity of areas where asbestos removal work is in progress. It should be clearly visible, placed at eye level and firmly attached to a flat surface using tape, clips or a rigid support. Correct installation ensures that the message is clearly perceived by workers and visitors alike.

Can this poster be used outdoors?

This poster is made from thick paper, making it ideal for temporary use indoors or in sheltered areas. For outdoor use, we recommend protecting it with a plastic sleeve or laminating it to protect it from weather and moisture. If the poster becomes illegible or damaged, it must be replaced immediately to maintain compliance and safety.

Suggestions for additional products for the poster:

Need additional safety equipment? See the articles; Safety Liberty hard hat (TA14LR), Omega II minor hard hat type 1 (TA14FS), motorized respirator with 1000 protection factors (R6800PF), 3M  mask protection film (R6885).

Under "Accessories" at the bottom of the page. If you're looking for work equipment, have a look at the following products: White antistatic coveralls with (V51), containment fabric or (SAH2MA) air cleaners (SACTT2).

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