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Managing tobacco use around building entry points is a legal requirement for many Victorian businesses. This sign clearly marks the boundary where smoking is prohibited, ensuring that entrances remain clear of smoke a...
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Managing tobacco use around building entry points is a legal requirement for many Victorian businesses. This sign clearly marks the boundary where smoking is prohibited, ensuring that entrances remain clear of smoke and that the site adheres to the Tobacco Act 1987. It is a necessary addition to safety signs across office blocks, retail storefronts, and government facilities.
By installing this signage at every external doorway, facility managers reduce the risk of non-compliance and potential penalties. The clear messaging informs visitors and staff exactly where the restricted zone begins, preventing the congestion of smokers near doors which can otherwise block foot traffic or create hazards. Because it is constructed from metal, the sign withstands the daily wear of outdoor exposure and high-traffic areas without fading or warping, meaning fewer replacements for the maintenance team.
This specific sign measures 300x225mm and is manufactured from durable metal for long-term use. It explicitly references the Tobacco Act 1987 and the 4 metre entrance restriction. It is a practical requirement for any Victorian commercial property owner.
Features
- References Tobacco Act 1987
- Specifies no smoking on premises
- Includes 4 metre entrance restriction notice
- Durable metal construction
- Clear prohibition messaging
Specifications
| Size | 300x225mm |
| Material | Metal |
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