Guidelines for Designated Smoking Areas with Proper Signage
Explore a series of images showcasing designated smoking areas and signage regulations at various locations like the Shanghai Expo and health facilities. Learn about the importance of outdoor, roofless spaces with educational materials on tobacco harms, proper distancing from buildings, and the necessity of clear warnings in smoking zones.
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Outdoor, no roof, no services, no rest area, no seating. Away from: pedestrian areas, entrances, congested areas, Organisational (Olympic) signage.
Wayfinding signage at Shanghai Expo indicating location of designated outdoor smoking area
Educational material on the harms of tobacco on display in designated smoking areas in Shanghai Expo.
area in a health facility: it should be 10m from the window or any air intake for the building.
area in a hospital. This area does not have a roof and is NOT in a high traffic pedestrian area/transit zone.
smoking area. This area has no roof above it and is about 10m from the building. It is out of sight of the main entrance.
Smokers Body poster in the Ministry of Health designated smoking area. Smoking areas should have warnings on the harms of tobacco and
Staff/employees should not smoke in front of the building.
No one should smoke under a roof.
areas 10m away from pedestrian areas, buildings, entrances, windows, air intakes. They should not have a roof.
Staff including guards and cleaners are authorised and encouraged to enforce the smoke-free policy.
