Notice board (BIOZ plan) OGŁOSZENIE

BIOZ Notice Board – a key element of safety on construction site

The BIOZ notice board is mandatory equipment on every construction site, providing information about the work being carried out and safety regulations. It is not only a legal requirement but also a tool to protect the health and lives of employees and third parties. Made of durable plastic, resistant to weather conditions and mechanical damage, it guarantees the readability of the message throughout the duration of the works.

The board is intended to be placed in a visible location, facing the public road or access road, at a height allowing easy reading of the information it contains. It provides access to key data regarding the investment, the site manager, and the safety regulations in force on the construction site.

Construction and materials

The board is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) with a thickness of 0.75 mm, which ensures its rigidity and durability. This material is resistant to weathering, UV radiation (although the board does not have a special UV coating), and mechanical damage. Screen printing guarantees high readability and abrasion resistance. The yellow color of the board ensures good visibility even in difficult lighting conditions.

The dimensions of the board – 700 mm wide and 500 mm high – allow all required information to be placed in a clear and organized manner. The mounting method provides for wall mounting, although the specific mounting method may vary depending on the substrate – the board is supplied without mounting material.

Application and compliance with regulations

The BIOZ notice board is essential on every construction site in accordance with the regulation of the Minister of Infrastructure of June 26, 2002, concerning the keeping of a construction diary and the marking of the construction site. It contains information required by building law, such as:

• Type and address of the works carried out

• Date and number of the building permit decision or notification

• Name of the issuing authority

• Details of the competent supervisory authority

• Details of the investor and site manager

• Expected start and completion dates of the works

• Maximum number of employees employed at any given time

• Information on safety and health

Thanks to this, the board not only meets legal requirements but also contributes to improving safety on the construction site and informs the public about the work being carried out. Its presence demonstrates a professional approach to the investment and care for the safety of all participants in the building process.