Capital works signage
Government construction projects should use signage and hoarding that is Tasmanian Government branded.
The Capital Works Signage Guidelines give some options to consider but it’s not limited to the shown examples. Please consider the site and the type of project and tailor your approach.
The Tasmanian Government Corporate Brand Identity and Communicatons Policy applies or any approved department or sub-brand specific identities.
If the project is a joint approach with a non-Tasmanian Government entity, please reflect the partnership. This is normally outlined in a partnership agreement.
If the Tasmanian Government is funding but not leading a project, a ‘Supported by’ approach should be taken.
Approval
The first point of contact on a Tasmanian Government agency level is your agency’s Communications Manager or similar position. The Department of Premier and Cabinet’s (DPAC) Communications Unit can assist with any further enquires and approval. Please submit any questions and approval requests via email to communications@dpac.tas.gov.au
Construction project sign (ca 1000 x 2000 mm)
Note: this type of sign would be mounted to an appropriate construction. The size can vary depending on the site and placement. Ensure its fit for purpose and is not distracting or interfering with nearby traffic. Check with the Construction Site Manager if any Council or other approvals are needed before installation.
Potential layouts for project construction sign
Project sign example
Construction sign long (ca. 1700 x 6900 mm)
Note: this type of sign would be mounted to existing construction site hoarding. The size can vary depending on the site and placement. Ensure it is fit for purpose and is not distracting or interfering with nearby traffic. Check with the Construction Site Manager if any Council or other approvals are needed before installation.
Potential layouts for long construction sign
Construction project sign example
Scrim (ca 1800 x 10000 mm)
Note: The size can vary depending on supplier. Ensure it is fit for purpose and is not distracting or interfering with traffic. Check with the Construction Site Manager if any Council or other approvals are needed before installation.
Potential scrim layouts (top to bottom)
- Plain with Tasmanian Government logo
- Plain with Tasmanian Government logo and general message (tagline)
- With space for project image, name, details and space for a graphic and an apology message
- With project image, name, details and space for a big render or a graphic
Scrim example
