Safety Signage by Industry

Every industry has its own short list of places where people get hurt. These pages start from that list.

A lift station, an MRI suite, a dock door, and a marina slip have little in common, except that each one needs the right warning at the spot where someone decides to step closer. Each page below covers the hazards that industry deals with, the signs that do the work, and how buyers in that field order from us. Pick the one closest to your operation.

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DANGER Electrical Substation Sign: High Voltage Keep OutElectric & Telecom UtilitiesSubstations, pad-mount transformers, battery storage, buried cable routes, and vaults. DANGER Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Sign: Personal Monitor RequiredWater & Wastewater UtilitiesWet wells, lift stations, chlorine and caustic feed rooms, and open basins. DANGER Utility Manhole Sign: Confined Space Authorized Entry OnlyMunicipalities & Public WorksManholes, storm drains, valve boxes, road closures, and retention basins. DANGER MRI Zone IV Sign: Strong Magnetic FieldHospitals, Imaging & LabsMRI zones, quench vents, X-ray rooms, oxygen, and hazardous drugs. DANGER Machine Auto-Restart Sign: Lockout/TagoutManufacturing & Industrial PlantsLockout/tagout, machine guarding, arc flash, hot work, and regulated areas. DANGER Open Dock Edge Sign: Fall Hazard, Keep ClearWarehousing & LogisticsDock edges, trailer creep, forklift lanes, battery charging, and warehouse robots. DANGER Electric Shock Drowning Sign: No Swimming Near DocksMarinas & WaterfrontElectric shock drowning, drop-offs, mooring lines, thin ice, and algae blooms. DANGER E-Bike / E-Scooter Battery Charging Prohibited SignProperty Management & CampusesE-bike charging, pools and spas, garages, electrical rooms, and drones.

Sites that cross more than one industry

Most real sites do. A city water department runs a treatment plant, a fleet yard, and a park pond. A hospital has a loading dock and an electrical room behind the imaging suite. A plant may pull cooling water from a river. Start with the page closest to your main operation, then check the others for the parts of the site they cover.

If the sign you need is not in the catalog, describe the hazard and we will make it. Most of the catalog started that way. See custom safety signs.

Purchase orders, net terms, and tax-exempt purchasing are available for facilities and municipalities. Get in touch.

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