Most WA businesses treat safety signage as a purchasing decision. Someone notices a gap, orders a sign, bolts it up, job done. Safety sign compliance in WA works differently under the Work Health and Safety Act 2020. The sign matters less than the decision behind it, the record of why that sign, in that spot, was the right call.
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