Safety Signs

Safety signs are useful in reducing likely injuries and accidents. OSHA reports that hazcom standards are of the most-cited workplace violations, injuries and death. Post safety signs where necessary as needed. For best results, print signs in color and then have them laminated. A simple hole punch will work for anchoring.

Danger

Authorized Personnel Only

Chemical Storage

Chlorine

Do Not Block Standpipe

Do Not Enter

Electrical Panels

Eye Protection

Flammable Gas

Hazardous Chemicals

High Voltage

Keep Hands Clear

Replace Guards and Barriers Immediately

This Equipment Starts Automatically

Caution

Compressed Gas

Do Not Operate Without Guards

Eye Protection Required

Hearing and Eye Protection Required

Metal Cutting Band Saw

Oxygen Storage Area

Propane Handling

Use Handrails

Watch Your Head

Wear Eye Protection

Wear PPE – Propane Tanks

Wear Your Respirator

Cigarette Warning Sign

Confined Entry Permit Only

Construction Area Keep Out

Emergency Eyewash Station

Emergency Shut Off Do Not Block

Exit

Fire Extinguisher

First Aid Station

High Voltage

Not An Exit

Please Keep This Area Clean

Report Accidents

Restricted Area No Unauthorized Personnel

Safety First Don’t Get Hurt

Safety First Every Injury

Safety First PPE

Safety First Stay Alert

Safety Glasses Required

Table Saw

Think Be Careful

Warning Prop 65 (Lead)

Watch Out For Forklift Trucks

Notice

Compressed Gas Keep Chained

Do Not Use Compressed Air On Clothing

Employees Only

Hard Hats

Maintain 36 Inch Clearance in Front of Electrical Panels

No Eating Drinking

Not an Exit

No Exit

Report All Defective Machinery