Sign type set by Directive 92/58/EEC (Annex II) and the UK Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 (Schedule 1); pictogram drawn to ISO 7010, which both allow.
Emergency exit and first-aid signsSafety and compliance marksSafety signs (ISO 7010)
First aid
Green square with a white cross. · also called “E003”, “first aid”, “first aid kit”, “first-aid post”, “green cross”
What the First aid symbol means
First aid
First-aid equipment or a first-aid point is located here. Go here to find help or supplies for treating an injury.
Source · Standard ISO 7010 Graphical symbols — Safety colours and safety signs — Registered safety signs · checked
Where it appears
- ISO 7010—This meaning
Questions about the First aid symbol
- What does the First aid symbol mean?
- First-aid equipment or a first-aid point is located here. Go here to find help or supplies for treating an injury.
- What does the First aid symbol look like?
- Green square with a white cross. It is also called “E003”, “first aid”, “first aid kit”, “first-aid post” and “green cross”.
- Which standard defines the First aid symbol?
- It is listed as ISO 7010-E003.
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