DANGER Electric Shock Drowning Sign – No Swimming Near Docks – 8x12 Aluminum

Many boaters and swimmers have never heard of electric shock drowning, but marinas and lakefront communities are increasingly aware that leaking current from boats and dock wiring can silently turn water into a lethal hazard. This CGAP Safety DANGER sign is built to communicate that risk clearly: “ELECTRIC SHOCK DROWNING HAZARD – NO SWIMMING NEAR DOCKS OR BOATS – ELECTRICAL CURRENT MAY BE PRESENT IN WATER.”

The sign uses a clean OSHA-style layout on a rigid 8x12 inch .040 aluminum panel, making it durable enough for long-term outdoor use near fresh or salt water. The pre-drilled corners let you quickly attach the sign to docks, posts, or marina structures.

Why buyers choose this sign

• Designed to warn against electric shock drowning (ESD) hazards near docks, marinas, boat slips, and waterfront electrical systems where stray current may be present in the water.
• Commonly installed at private docks, community marinas, boat launches, campgrounds, lakefront properties, and waterfront facilities with shore power or electrical equipment nearby.
• MARINE-READY 8×12 IN ALUMINUM – Rust-proof .040 aluminum with UV-resistant inks is ideal for marinas, lakefront homes, HOA docks, and boat ramps.
• EASY MOUNTING TO DOCKS & POSTS – Pre-drilled holes make it simple to attach to wooden pilings, dock rails, gangways, or shoreline posts.
• Helps reinforce restricted swimming policies around energized docks and supports hazard communication in areas where electrical current may enter the water.