
Safer Highways member become the latest industry leader to deploy Stamp it Out signage on worksite.
Safer Highways member John Sisk and Sons have become the latest contractor to adopt the Stamp it Out zero tolerance of roadworker abuse signage across their sites.
The signs, developed as part of the industry led Stamp it Out campaign have been designed by Nuneaton Signs as a part of the industry's campaign to not only illustrate to our workforce that, as employers, we do not tolerate abuse but also to provide a visual deterrent to road users that as an industry we truly embody an ethos that protection of our people is our number one priority.

Posting on social media, alongside photographs of the first signs, Grant McConochie, Senior Project manager at John Sisk said,
"Following the launch of the Stamp it Out campaign last month the A14 J47A to J49 Concrete Roads project are fully supporting.... (the campaign)
"We have installed a number of signs across our scheme highlighting that everybody in the scheme has the right to do their job without having to tolerate any form of abuse."
Echoing the sentiments, Ben Ansell, Business Unit Health and Safety manager at John Sisk said,
"Great stuff, its a good, simple but strong message."
The signs, developed in partnership with Nuneaton signs are one of the the methods which Stamp it Out are conveying a zero tolerance message towards abuse of those who work on the public highway.
Speaking about the implementation on the A14, Kevin Robinson, Project Director for Stamp it Out said,
"What can I can ap[art from thank you to the dedicated individuals at John Sisk who have taken the ball and truly run with it with regards to the signs."
"To see the programme being truly taken to heart by some of our own and indeed driven by the supply chain is truly humbling as we strive to make the conditions under which those who work on our public highways better day on day is something I can only applaud."
The signs have been installed on the project with the support of the client National Highways and traffic management provider Chevron.
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