Who we build for

Each of these pages walks a site the way an inspector would: what has to be posted, under which standard, and which sign covers it.

Electric & Telecom UtilitiesSubstations, buried plant, vaults, pedestals, battery rooms, towers. The industry we came from.Read the pageWater & WastewaterLift stations, H2S, chlorine rooms, digesters, basins, force mains. A confined space program and a chemical program on one site.Read the pageMunicipalities & Public WorksManholes, retention ponds, fleet yards, parks, right-of-way. Half the audience never saw the training.Read the pageHospitals, Imaging & LabsMRI zones, radiation areas, infection control, hazardous drugs. Non-ferromagnetic by necessity.Read the pageManufacturing & PlantsMachine guarding, LOTO, regulated areas, arc flash, and the process hazards generic catalogs skip.Read the pageWarehousing & LogisticsDock edges, trailer creep, forklift lanes, charging areas, automation, cold storage.Read the pageMarinas & WaterfrontElectric shock drowning, drop-offs, intakes, mooring, fuel docks. Signs that live on a piling.Read the pageProperty Management & CampusesE-bike charging, pools, mechanical rooms, grounds, egress. Policy made visible.Read the page

Shop by hazard

Every sign is 8x12 rust-resistant aluminum, UV-stable ink, pre-drilled. Made in the USA.

Water & WaterfrontMRI Safety811Call 811 Buried UtilityBattery & Energy StorageHigh VoltageArc FlashConfined SpaceLoading DockLaserRadiationDrone OperationsLockout / Tagout

Water & Waterfront Safety Signs

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MRI Safety Signs

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Loading Dock & Warehouse Signs

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Call 811 Before Digging Signs

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Sign Kits & Bundles

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Guides for the hazards we specialize in

Written against the governing standard, honest about what is required versus good practice, each with a diagram of where the signage goes.

Electric Shock DrowningWhat marinas and waterfront owners need to post, and what NEC 555 now requiresMRI Suite SignageZone I through Zone IV, with floor planCall 811 and Buried Utility MarkingThe color code, the tolerance zone, and where permanent markers belongBattery Energy StorageNFPA 855 signage, with enclosure placement diagramLoading Dock SafetySix hazards mapped, and what 1910.178 actually requiresPermit-Required Confined SpaceThe one standard where posting is mandatoryArc Flash Field MarkingNFPA 70E and NEC 110.16, with boundary diagramE-Bike and Lithium Battery FiresFor apartments, campuses, and property managersLaser Controlled AreasANSI Z136.1, laser classes, and the nominal hazard zoneDrone OperationsPart 107, and what a sign can legally control

See all thirty guides, including the OSHA Top 10

DANGER Signs

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