Public sign — First aid point (red cross on yellow) (yellow, square, no Braille)

Public information sign — First aid point (red cross on yellow) (yellow, square) — on a yellow background a black frame and pictogram: a red cross on a yellow background — a bright contrast.

Placement: a transport station (bus station, railway, airport), a sports ground and stadium, a large exhibition hall (medical-point zone), inside a car/bus (first-aid kit location), a festival/fair — a temporary first-aid station.

Size variants (shown in the image):

• 100×100 mm — small (wall, inside a corridor)
• 150×150 mm — medium (the standard for main navigation)
• 200×200 mm — large (a large corridor, façade sign)
• 300×300 mm and larger — special order

Material variants:

• Self-adhesive film 0.5 mm — indoor adhesive, door/wall
• PVC plate 3 mm — wall, post (standard)
• Aluminium composite 3 mm — long service life, no corrosion
• Retroreflective film — night visibility (transport)
• Enamelled metal — outdoor environment, 10+ years of service

Note on the colour combination (IMPORTANT):

• The ISO 7010 standard for first aid = E003 green background + white cross. GOST R 12.4.026 also designates it green.
• A red cross on a yellow background is a non-standard combination, but it is used at transport stations, in car first-aid kits and in some international contexts. First aid adapted to the transport-sign standard.
• Brand protection: this sign is not the brand mark of the international Red Cross organisation. The brand mark is protected by law and may be used only by official IFRC/ICRC networks. This product is a generic first-aid sign.

Recommendation: the standard green variant is more recommended (ISO 7010 E003 — future SKU QM-EVAK-INFO-FIRST-AID-GREEN-001). The yellow variant is only for the transport context or to match an existing set of yellow signs.

Standards: designed taking into account the requirements of GOST R 12.4.026-2015 (W and D families), ISO 7001 (Public information symbols), SP 59.13330.2020 (adaptation for people with reduced mobility). No Braille (a purely visual sign — unlike the tactile family).