SAFETY SIGNS PREVENT INJURY AND ENSURE STAFF SAFETY!

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1 PREVENT INJURY AND ENSURE STAFF SAFETY! Without Safety Signs, many employees would lack the necessary direction in times of crisis and employers may find themselves in significant legal difficulties if any accidents were to arise as a result. Mandatory Signs Prohibition Signs Warning Signs Danger Signs Emergency Signs Building Site Signs Construction Mesh Scaffolding Banner Mining Site Signs Electrical And Battery Signs Warehouse Signs General Information Signs Braille Signs Engraved Signs...62, Safety Labels Custom Signs Order Form

2 THE IMPORTANCE OF Safety Signs are crucial in any work environment. The primary importance of displaying Safety Signs is to prevent injury and ensure staff and visitors are well aware of the possible dangers and hazards ahead in certain situations and/or environments. Without signs, many employees would lack the necessary direction in times of crisis, and employers might find themselves in significant legal difficulties if any accidents were to arise as a result. By ensuring the workplace is sufficiently well signed, you can help protect your staff and visitors to the site, particularly members of the public, against the possible dangers that may be unnoticed - leading to less industrial accidents and reduced risk to employees and passerby s. At Brady we have the widest range of legends for you to choose from to ensure you can create a safe, well identified facility. Our range of Safety Signs are designed to meet Australian Standard 1319 which outlines specific parameters for safety signs in an occupational environment. BRADY SIGNS VS. COMPETITOR SIGNS At Brady Australia, we specialise in making premium quality and compliant safety signs in thousands of various legends, sizes and substrates. We pride ourselves as the market leader with the broadest range, and together with over 30 years of experience, we offer high performance signage. As there are many other sign makers in the industry, we cannot control where signs are purchased - however we have made it easier for our customers to distinguish between a Brady sign and a copied sign. Below is a picture of a Brady sign, here we have noted some differences you will notice from a visual perspective, as compared to our competitors. All our signs are printed with ink that meets the needs for high scratch resistance and outdoor signage display. Our printed colour is bright, vibrant and consistent. Articulate and clean, all signs received will have no scratches, specks of paints or scuff marks. Pictograms are designed to meet the International Organisation of Standardisation; detailed and recognisable to communicate hazards and actions without the needs for words. Material is of high quality - polypropylene is UV stabilised, lasting up to 5 years outdoors. Crisp lines, text, and images. The above shows Brady signs vs competitor s signs after four years exposure to the elements. Competitor s Hand Protection sign has ink that has run Competitor s No Smoking In This Area sign has colours that have faded 16

3 UNDERSTANDING AS 1319 This standard sets out the requirements for the design and use of safety signs intended for use in the occupational environment. These signs are designed to regulate and control safety related behaviour, to warn of hazards and to provide emergency information including fire protection information. CHOOSING SIGNS TO SUIT YOUR APPLICATION Complying with Australian Standards MANDATORY SIGNS These signs specify an instruction that must be carried out. Symbols (or pictograms ) are depicted in white on a blue circular background. Sign wording, if necessary, is in black lettering on a white background. Prohibition Signs These signs that specify behaviour or actions which are not permitted. The annulus and slash is depicted in red over the action symbol in black. Sign wording, if necessary, is in black lettering on a white background. Warning Signs These signs warn of hazards or a hazardous condition that is not likely to be life-threatening. The hazard symbol is black on a yellow background and a triangle is depicted around the hazard symbol. Sign wording, if necessary, is in black lettering on a yellow background. VIEWING DISTANCE GUIDE Fire Signs Advise the location of fire alarms and fire fighting equipment. They contain a white symbol and/or text on a red background. Emergency Information Signs These signs indicate the location of, or directions to emergency related facilities (exits, first aid, safety equipment, etc). Feature a white symbol and/or text on a green background. Danger Signs These signs provide warning when a hazard or a hazardous condition is likely to be lifethreatening. The word Danger is featured inside a red oval inside a black rectangle. GENERAL INFORMATION SIGNS These signs are not referred in AS1319, however are available due to popular demand. They communicate information of a general nature and often refer to Housekeeping, Company Practices and Logistics. Signs should be large enough to view without straining the eyes when communicating safety messages to employees and/or visitors. Therefore, choosing the size of a sign is more than fitting it to the space you have available. In order to comply with AS 1319, you must consider the environment, lighting and viewing distance these factors will determine the size of sign required to suit your application. The recommended minimum sizes as per AS 1319 are as follow. For a pictogram and worded sign in a factory or work environment, where lighting is good and the sign will be mounted in a reasonably prominent position: Pictogram size is to be at least 15mm per metre of viewing distance Text size: Upper case: 5mm per metre of viewing distance Lower case: 4mm per metre of viewing distance For Brady Safety Signs, please use the below diagram as a guide Viewing Distance Up to 12m Up to 18m Up to 27m Note: Signs in poor lighting conditions - that are not likely to fall readily into the observer s line of sight - will need to increase the size by 50%. 17

4 SIGN MATERIAL GUIDE POLYPROPYLENE Our polypropylene material is highly recommended for outdoor use. It is UV stable and resists fading and cracking outdoors for three to five years. It is non-toxic and is Food Contact approved, conforming to AS 2070 (Plastic Materials For Food Contact and Use). Enduring temperatures of -40 C to 160 C, this polypropylene is fully recyclable and is an environmentally responsible alternative to PVC. Not only is the poly we use in our signs made from over 50% recycled material, but it is also certified as Carbon Neutral. All signs are 1.4mm thick with rounded corners and four corner mounting holes. Self-Adhesive Polypropylene These signs are our standard polypropylene with an adhesive backing. An industrial grade pressure sensitive adhesive backing has been applied to allow easy installation of signs by adhering to most flat, clean and dry surfaces in interior and protected exterior situations. It has a good temperature rating of up to 100ºC with excellent initial tack and long-term adhesion properties. Self Adhesive Vinyl This durable vinyl features a fully self-adhesive backing so you can adhere it to virtually any clean, dry surface. Our vinyl is manufactured to perform under a range of varying temperatures (-40 C to 80 C) and humidity. Well suited to curved or rough surfaces, just peel off the release paper and quickly apply. An expected indoor lifetime of five to eight years, our self-adhesive vinyl offers a long-term solution that is also highly resistant to fading, shrinking and chemicals. Colorbond Steel (Metal) Our metal substrate is constructed from Bluescope Colorbond Steel. Guaranteed to withstand temperatures of -40ºC to 80ºC and has an outdoor life expectancy of five to eight years. This material complies with two steel manufacturing standards AS/ NZS 1365 and AS The 0.6mm thick material holds up well in windy conditions and is well suited to the outdoors. All metal signs come with rounded corners and four corner mounting holes. Corflute Manufactured from 3mm corrugated plastic, it is a lightweight, low cost and durable material. More rigid than solid polypropylene but flexible enough to mount on slightly curved surfaces. Ideal for short-term outdoor use, especially for temporary applications, such as construction and building sites. Brady UltraTuff For signs that will be exposed to abrasive chemicals, extensive UV, or the likelihood of graffiti, we highly recommend Brady UltraTuff signs. UltraTuff signs have a protective overlaminate which is manufactured from a highgrade polyester, with great abrasion resistance and good resistance to UV radiation and weathering exposure. It has excellent resistance to chemicals and solvents and is designed for use in harsh environments to protect the sign s message. The UltraTuff overlaminate can also be applied to any Brady sign. The film has a service temperature of -50 C to 150 C. It is ideal for use as an anti-graffiti protective overlaminate, although it is recommended to ensure the paint/ink is removed within 24 hours. Brady UltraTuff signs are guaranteed for 10 years. Retro-Reflective Aluminium And Steel Retro-reflective options are available in Colorbond Steel or Capral Aluminium. Capral Aluminium is manufactured to comply to AS/NZS 1734 and is ideal for use where resistance to corrosion and strength are a necessity. Our Colorbond Steel signs are manufactured in accordance with AS/NZS 1365 and AS 1397 and are one of our more robust sign materials, perfect for outdoor use. We only use Retro-Reflective material which complies to AS/NZS , available in Class 1 and Class 2 options. Class 1 is the brightest, most durable retro-reflective material available. BradyGlo Luminous Brady offers an innovative solution for emergency and evacuation signage in the workplace. Our BradyGlo luminous material B-324, is available in polypropylene or self-adhesive polyester. BradyGlo is a non-toxic and non-radioactive material. It takes only five minutes of ambient fluorescent light to charge and will glow consistently for 10+ hours. This material meets and exceeds several international standards for safety and glow time. Recommended for internal use only. Definitions Upper Temperature Service Limit: Temperature above which material will fail in long term use. Information available on specific Material Technical Data Sheets. Minimum Application Temperature: Lowest temperature at which you can apply the label to a clean, dry, smooth surface. Information available on specific Material Technical Data Sheets. Average Outdoor Durability: Average expected outdoor life of product will depend on user definition of failure, climatic conditions, mounting techniques, material colour, and printing inks used. Chemical Resistance: Chemical Resistance information can be obtained from a specific material s Technical Data Sheets. 18

5 SIGN LOCATOR 5, 8, 10, 15, 20, 25, 40, 50 (speed limit) (speed limit) Forklift Speed Limit (speed limit) Truck Sign Volts (Dang)...33, V AC (Warn)...29, Volts (Dang)...33, 36, 46, Volts (Warn) Volts (Dang) V AC (Warn) Volts (Dang)...33, 46, Volts (Warn) Volts (Dang)...33, 44 3,300 Volts (Dang)...33, 46 6,600 Volts (Dang)...33, 46, 49 11,000 Volts (Dang)...33, 36, 46, 49 22,000 Volts (Dang)...33, 46 A A4 Size Safety Signs A Clean Place Is A Safe Place Access (Disabled) Access At Side Of Building < and > (Disabled) Access For Less Mobile People Accessible Route Accessible Signs Acetylene (Dang)...34, 46 Acid Area No Throughfare (Dang) Acid (Dang)...34, 46, 324 Acid (Warn) Acid Hazard Wear Goggles Avoid Fumes etc Acid Wear Proper Protection (Dang) Admittance Only To Personnel Working etc (Dang) Admittance Signs AED Automated External Defibrillator...38, 39, 53, 69 Aisle Must Be Kept Clear (Mand)...23, 50, 52 Alcohol Not Permitted On Site (Prohib)...26, 41 Alcohol Prohibited (Prohib) picto only All Contractors Must Be Site Inducted etc (Notice).. 40 All Contractors Must Report To etc (Notice) All Accidents No Matter How Minor etc...24, 41 All Cylinders Must Be Chained (Mand)...23, 51 All Drums Must Be Labelled...52, 330 All Electric Leads & Power Tools Must Be etc...41, 49 All Electrical Leads & Power Tools etc (Notice) All Equipment, Machines And Processes etc (Notice)...55, 303 All Products Must Be Checkedetc (Quality) All Rubbish Must Be Placed In Bin Provided All Truck Drivers Must Sign In Before etc All Vehicles Entering Or Leaving Subject etc (Notice) All Visitors Must Get Pass At Office (Restrict) All Visitors Must Register At Office (Notice) All Visitors Must Report To Reception (Security)...66, 334 All Visitors Must Report To Reception (Restrict) All Visitors Must Report Site Office All Visitors Please Report To Site Office (Notice) All Visitors Report To Office Aluminium Cans Only (Recycle) Always Face Ladder Use Both Hands Climb Slowly (Warn) Ammonia (Dang)...34, 330 Anhydrous Ammonia (Dang) Approach Slowly Gate Will Open Apron must be worn (Mand) Arc Flash & Shock Hazard (Warn) Area In Front Of Electrical Panel Must Be, Etc...24, 49 Arrive Alive, Buckle Up & Drive Safely Arrow Symbol Status (2 Lanes) Arrow Symbol (Black) Arrow Symbol (Luminous) Arrow Symbol (Green) Arrow Symbol (Red) Asbestos Signs...45, 46 Asbestos (Dang) Asbestos Contains Asbestos Fibre Avoid etc (Warn) Asbestos Dust Hazard Wear Assigned etc (Warn) Asbestos Fibres (Warn) Asbestos Removal In Progress (Dang)...34, 40 Assistance Dogs Allowed Authorised Employees Only (Restrict) Authorised Personnel Only (Danger) Authorised Personnel Only (Notice)...36, 48 Authorised Personnel Only (Prohib) Authorised Personnel Only (Restrict)..., 56 Authorised Vehicles Only Automatically Controlled May Start At, Etc (Dang)...35, 46, 51 Avoid Injury Signs Awaiting Inspection (Quality) B Back In Slowly (Warn)...50, 52 Batteries Being Charged (Warn) Battery Charging Area (Dang) Batteries Charging (Dang) / Charge Must Be etc (Mand) Batteries Charging (Dang) / No Smoking (Prohib) Battery Charging Area No Smoking (Dang) Battery Charging Signs Battery Charging Station, Etc (Prohib) Battery Charging Station No Smoking, etc (Warn)...50, 52 Be Proud Of The Job You Do (Think) Be Safe Lock It Out (Warn)...28, 303 Before You Act (Think) Before ForkLift Operation Check: (Safety)...50, 59 Beware Of Back Injury When Lifting (Warn) Beware Of Electrical Hazard (Dang) Beware Of Hoist (Dang) Beware Of Moving Parts (Warn)...28, 51 Beware Of Opening Door (Warn)...28, 54 Beware Of Overhead Electrical Hazards etc (Dang) Beware Of The Dog Beware Of Vehicles (Warn)...29, 48, 52 Beware Of Welding Flash (Warn) Beware Rear End Swing (Warn) Biohazard Authorised Personnel Only (Warn) Biohazard Dispose Of Properly (Warn) Biohazard Sharps Receptacle (Warn) Biological Hazard (Warn) Biological Hazard (Warn) / Authorised, Etc (Prohib) Blank Signs Blasting Ahead (Dang) Blind Corner Sound Horn (Mand) Blind Intersection Sound Horn (Mand)...23, 50 Bloodborne Pathogen Kit (Warn) Body Protected Electrical Area Boiling Water (Warn) Bottles & Cans (Recycle) Bradyglo Safety Signs Braille Signs Breathing Apparatus Must Be Worn In This Area (Mand) Brown Glass Bottles & Jars (Recycle) Buckle Up For Safety Building & Scaffolding Signage Building Site Signs Buried Electric Cable Below (Dang) Buried Cable (Warn)...29, 51 Buried Gas Line (Warn)...31, 330 Buried Pipeline (Warn) Buses C Cable Buried Below (Dang) Cardiology Cardiac Protected Electrical Area Cardboard & Paper Only (Recycle) Caustic (Dang)...34, 46, 330 Caution Chain All Cylinders Securely (Notice) Changing Rooms Charging In Progress (Dang) Chemical Storage (Dang)...29, 34 Chemical Storage Area (Warn) Chemical Storage Area Unauthorised etc (Dang) Chemical Storage Area (Warn) / No Smoking (Prohib) Chemical Waste Storage Area etc (Dang)...34, 330 Children Crossing (Picto) Chlorine (Dang) Clean It Up! Clean Up Spills (Think) Cleaner Clear Glass Bottles & Jars (Recycle) Clearance Metres (Warn)...31, 52 Closed Circuit Surveillance (Security) Combustible Liquid Commissioning In Progress (Dang) Committee Compressed Air (Warn) Compressed Air Beware of etc (Dang)... 35,330 Compressed Air Hazard (Warn)...29, 324 Compulsory Respiratory Area (Dang) Conditions of Entry Signs Confined Space (Dang)...32, 46, 52 Confined Space etc (Dang) / Breathing, etc (Mand) Confined Space Enter etc (Dang) /Safety, etc (Mand) Confined Space Enter By Permit Only, etc (Dang)...32, 49 Confined Space Hazardous Atmosphere Air etc (Dang)...32, 49 Confined Space No Entry Permit, etc (Dang) Confined Space Signs Conservation Signs Construction Mesh Construction Site Unauthorised Persons etc (Dang)...32, 36, 40, 46 Construction Work in Progress (Restrict) Contains Asbestos Fibres Avoid etc (Dang)...34, 45 Convector Oven Conveyor May Start Without Warning (Warn)...29, 51 Cooked Food Only Corrosive...50, 330 Corrosive (Dang)...34, 330 Corrosive (Warn) Corrosive (Warn) / Hand Protection etc (Mand) Corrosive Liquids Wear Protective Equipment (Dang) CPR Signs Crane Working Overhead (Dang)...35, 40, 46 Crush Zone Keep Clear When Engine Is Running (Warn)...32, 48 Custom Engraved Signs Custom Hazchem Sign Custom Made Signs Customer Customer Parking Cyanide (Dang)...34, 46, 330 Cycle Parking Only Cycle Route D Danger Signs Deep Excavation (Dang)...32, 40, 46 Deep Fat Fryer Deliveries Demolition Work In Progress (Dang)...32, 46 Demolition Work In (Dang) / Head Protection, etc (Mand) Despatch < and > Detour Ahead Dial 000 In Case Of Emergency (Emerg) Dial In Case Of Emergency (Emerg) Did You Remember To Remove Your Locks & Tags Diesel Fuel (Dang)...34, 46 Directional Signs Disabled Disabled Fire Exit < and > Disabled Parking Signs Disabled Signs Disabled Symbol Of Access (Luminous) Dish washing Machine Dispose Of Cigarette Butts Properly (Think) Doctors Only Do Not Block Driveway Do Not Block Access To Switchboard (Prohib) Do Not Block Door (Warn) Do Not Block Drive Do Not Climb On Or Jump Off Dock Do Not Drink This Water (Dang)...26, 46 Do Not Drink (Prohib) Picto Only Do Not Drink (Prohib) Do Not Dump Chemicals Down Drain (Prohib)...26, 330 Do Not Dump Chemicals Down This Drain (Notice)...54, 330 Do Not Enter Authorised Etc (Restrict) Do Not Enter Do Not Enter (Dang) Do Not Enter (Warn) Do Not Enter (Restrict) Do Not Enter Cleaning In Progress (Warn) Do Not Oil Or Clean Machinery While In Motion (Warn)...29, 51 Do Not Operate (Dang) Do Not Operate (Prohib)...26, 51, 303 Do Not Operate This Machine Without, etc (Warn)...29, 51 Do Not Operate When Wearing Gloves Do Not Operate Without Guards (Prohib) Do Not Overtake Turning Vehicle Do Not Pass Electric Leads Through Crane Tower (Prohib) Do Not Start This Machine (Dang)...35, 51 Do Not Travel With Raised Load (Prohib)...26, 50 Do Not Use (Dang) Do Not Use Mobile Phones or Other (Prohib)...26, 48 Do Not Use Mobile Telephones (Prohib) Do Not Use Mobile Telephones Beyond etc Do Not Use Without Guard (Dang) Do Not Watch Welding Arc (Warn) Do Not Wear Gloves (Prohib) picto only Do Not Wear Gloves (Prohib) Do Not Wear Thongs (Prohib) picto only Do Not Wear Thongs (Prohib) Dogs Allowed Dogs Exercise Area Dogs On A Leash Allowed Don t Be A Litterbug Please Use Don t Cut Corners (Think) Don t Try To Lift More Than You Are Able (Safety) Door Alarmed Open Only For Emergency Exit (Notice) Door Signs Drivers Restriced To Truck Loading Dock etc (Notice) Drive Slowly (Mand) Dust Mask Must Be Worn In This Area (Mand)...23, 41 E Ear Plugs Must Be Worn In This Area (Mand) Ear Protection Is Available See(Safety) Ear Protection Must Be Worn (Mand)...24, 41, 51 Electric Arc Welding In Progress (Warn)...29, 41 Electric Fence Electric Fence Keep Off - Keep Away (Dang) Electrical Equipment Authorised, etc (Dang)...33, 36, 49, 52 Electrical Hazard Signs Electrical Shock Survival Sign Electrical Signs Electrocution (picto) Electrolyte Burns Elevator Shaft (Dang) Emergency Emergency Assembly Point...38, 340 Emergency Assembly Point No Emergency Breathing Apparatus Emergency Equipment Emergency Exit Emergency Exit Alarm Will Sound Emergency Exit Keep Clear Emergency Eye Wash...38, 39 Emergency If You Come In Contact With Chemicals etc Emergency Information Signs Emergency Phone Numbersetc w/pictos Emergency Shower...38, 39 Emergency Shower And Eye Wash In Case Of etc Emergency Stop...38, 39, 51 Emergency Stretcher Emergency Telephone...38, 39 Emergency Use Only Employees Are Not Permitted To Remove etc (Safety) Employees Must Wash Hands (Notice) Employees Only Empty Cylinders End Detour End Roadwork End Shared Zone End School Zone Engraved Signs - Custom Engraved Signs - Stock Enquiries Entrance For Employees Only (Restrict) Enter Only Entrance < and > Entry Entry & Overhead Signs Equipment Being Serviced Do Not Operate (Dang) Equipment In Your Department, etc (Notice) Escalator Evacuation Procedure 1 When Alarm Etc...38, 340 Evacuation Procedure Emergency Assembly Point, etc Evacuation Route Evacuation Route < and > Exit Exit < and > Exit (Disabled) Exit Door Open Inwards Exit Door Open Outwards Exit Only Exit and Evacuation Signs Exit Signs (Electronic) Explosive 1,14, 15, Explosives (Dang) Explosive Gas No Smoking (Dang) Explosive Vapours No Smoking, Sparks, etc (Dang) Explosives Keep Out (Dang)...34, 36, 40 Explosives No Smoking (Prohib) Eye And Ear Protection Required In This Area (Dang) Eye Protection Must be Worn (Mand)...23, 36, 48, 51, 53 Eye Protection Must Be Worn On This Site (Mand)...24, 41 Eye Protection Must Be Worn In, etc (Mand) Eye Protection Must Be Worn When, etc

6 SIGN LOCATOR Eye Protection Required Beyond This Point (Mand) Eye Protection Required In This Area (Dang) Eye Protection Required When This Equipment, etc (Mand) Eye Wash Station F Face Shield Must Be Worn In This Area (Mand)...23, 24, 36 Faculty And Staff Parking Fall Retrieval Equipment Falling Objects Falling Rocks (Dang) Female Toilet Final Inspection (Quality) Fire & Evacuation Signs Fire Alarm Fire Alarm Call Point Fire Blanket Fire Door Do Not Block Fire Door Do Not Block (Warn) Fire Door Do Not Obstruct Fire Door Do Not Obstruct Do Not Keep Open Fire Door Emergency Only Violators Subject To Discipline Fire Door Keep Closed Fire Emergency Phone...41, 338 Fire Equipment Fire Equipment Signs Fire Escape < and > Fire Exit...338, 340 Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher Identification Circles Fire Extinguisher Identification Triangles Fire Extinguisher Identification Triangles - New Zeland Fire Extinguisher Identification (V Signs) Fire Extinguisher Missing Fire Extinguisher has been removed Fire Hose Fire Hose Reel Fire Hydrant Fire Hydrant & Hose Fire Naked Flame and Smoking Prohibited (Prohib) Fire Naked Flame and Smoking Prohibited etc (Prohib) Fire Point Fire Safety Door Do Not Obstruct Fire Smoke Door Do Not Obstruct Do Not Keep Open Fire Fighting Equipment Firing In Progress (Dang) First Aid , 39, 41, 62 First Aid ^ First Aid < and> First Aid Equipment First Aid Kit First Aid Kit (Safety First)...38, 59 First Aid Room First Aid Station , 41 First Aid Station (Safety First)...38, 59 Flammable (Dang) Flammable Gas (Dang) Flammable Gas Flammable Keep Flames And Heat Away (Dang) Flammable Liquid Flammable Liquids (Dang) Flammable Materials (Dang)...34, 40 Flammable Materials (Prohib) Flammable Material No Smoking (Dang) Flammable Materials No Smoking (Prohib)...27, 54 Flammable Material (Warn) / Fire, Naked,etc (Prohib) Flammable Material (Warn) / No Smoking (Prohib) Flammable Material Storage (Dang)...34, 36 Flammable No Matches Or Naked Flames (Dang) Flammable Signs Flammable Solid Floor Signs Floor Signs - Exit Food Preparation Area Food Preparation Area (Notice) Food Safety Multiple Condition Sign Foot Bath Must Be Used Foot Protection Must Be Worn In, etc (Mand)...23, 24, 36, 48, 53 Foot Wash Must Be Used (Mand)...23, 24 For Emergency Use Only Forklift Safety Signs Forklift Speed Limit , 50, 24 Forklift Lane No Pedestrians Forklift Operating Area (Dang)...32, 52 Forklifts In Use (Warn)...29, 36, 48, 50 Forklifts In Use (Picto only) (Warn) Forklifts Keep To Walking Pace (Warn) Forklift Parking Fork Trucks (Warn) / Aisle Must be Kept Clear (Mand) Formwork Being Stripped Keep Clear (Dang)...32, 40 Fragile Roof Fuel Storage No Smoking (Dang)...35, 330 Full Cylinders Full Face Respirator Must Be Worn In This Area (Mand) G Garden & Lawn Signs Gentlemen Give Way Give Way to Stock Give Way to Stock Next km Glass Bottles & Jars (Recycle) Glass Containers Not Permitted On Site (Prohib)...26, 41 Gloves Must Be Worn Go Slow Sound Horn (Warn) Good Housekeeping Is Essential To Safety (Think) Graphic Symbol Signs Green Glass Bottles & Jars (Recycle) Guard Dogs On Duty (Warn) Guards Must Be In Place Before (Mand) Guards Must Be Used (Mand) G.U.R H Hair Must Be Contained (Mand) Hair Protection Must Be Worn In This Area (Mand) Half Face Mask Respirator Must Be Worn (Mand) Hand Hazard De-Energise Before etc (Warn)...29, 51 Hand Protection Must Be Worn (Mand)/Corrosive (Warn) Hand Protection Must Be Worn In (Mand)...24, 36, 48 Hands Must Be Washed Before Returning, etc (Mand)...23, 36 Hard Hat Area (Mand) Hard Hat Protection Required (Dang) Has Scaffolding Been Checked Hazardous Chemicals (Dang) Hazardous Goods Labels and Placards Hazardous Materials (Dang)...32, 330 Hazardous Materials Area Authorised, etc (Dang)..32, 34 Hazardous Materials Storage Area (Warn) Hazardous Substances Signs Hazardous Substances (Warn) / See Data Sheets etc (Mand) Hazardous Waste (Dang) Hazchem Emergency Information Signs Hazchem In Emergency Dial Head Protection Must Be Worn In This Area (Mand)...23, 36, 48, 53 Hearing Protection Must Be Worn (Mand)...23, 36, 48, 52 Hearing And Eye Protection Must Be Worn etc (Mand)...23, 24, 36, 41 Hearing Protection Must, etc (Mand)...23, 53 Hearing Protection Must Be Worn On This Site (Mand) Help Keep This Room Neat And Tidy (Think) Hi Visibility Clothing or Vest (Mand)...36, 41, 50, 54 High Pressure Pipeline (Warn) High Noise Area (Warn) / Hearing, etc (Mand) High Voltage (Dang)... 32, 33, 36, 46, 52, 53 High Voltage (Warn)...30, 36, 49 High Voltage (Warn) Picto Only High Voltage Authorised Personnel Only (Dang)...33, 36, 46, 49, 54 High Voltage (Warn) / Authorised, etc (Prohib) High Voltage Keep out (Dang) w/picto...33, 49 High Voltage Keep Out (Restrict) High Voltage Overhead (Dang)...33, 49 High Voltage Risk Of Electricution, etc (Dang)...37, 49 High Voltage Turn Off Power etc (Dang) High Voltage Within Keep Out (Dang) High Voltage Unauthorised Personnel, etc (Dang)..33, 49 High Voltage Underground Cables (Dang) Hold Handrail Hospital/Nursing Home Signs Hot (Dang)...35, 46, 51 Hot (Warn) Hot Surface (Warn)...30, 36, 48, 51 Housekeeping Signs How To Lift Correctlyetc (Prohib) Hydrochloric Acid (Dang)...35, 324 Hydrogen Flammable Gas No Smoking, etc (Dang)...35, 330 If Better Is Possibleetc (Think) I If We Don t Our Competitors Will (Think) If You Can t See My Mirrors I Can t See You If You Use It Clean It In Incoming Goods (Quality) Infectious Substance Injury Avoidance Signs Inspected Intensive Care Inward Goods In Use In Use/Vacant Signs Isolated Area (Quality) Isolate Drive Before Removing Guard (Dang) Isolator (Warn)...31, 49 It is Everyone s Responsibility (Think) J Job Safety Analysis Must Be, etc (Mand) K Kangaroos Keep All Leads 25m Above Floor etc (Dang)...32, 40 Keep Back Straight When Lifting (Prohib) Keep Clear (Dang)...47, 48 Keep Clear (Warn) Keep Clear Explosive Powered Tools In Use (Dang)...32, 40 Keep Clear Of Moving Conveyors (Dang)...35, 52 Keep Clear Of Moving Machinery (Warn)...30, 51, 52 Keep Dogs On Leads Keep Door Closed...30, 62 Keep Door Closed (Notice) Keep Door Closed (Mand) Keep Door Closed (Warn) Keep Door Closed At All Times Keep Driveway Clear...40, 52 Keep Floors Free Of Oil & Grease etc (Safety) Keep Hands Clear (Dang)...35, 51 Keep Hands Clear (Warn)...30, 51 Keep Hands Out Of Moving Machinery (Safety) Keep Left < Keep Off (Dang) Keep Off Brittle And Fragile Roof (Prohib) Keep Off The Grass Keep Off The Scaffolding Keep Out (Dang)...32, 40, 52 Keep Out (Prohib) Keep Out (Prohib)(Restricted) Keep Out Authorised Personnel Only (Dang)...32, 36, 40 Keep Out No Access (Dang)...32, 40 Keep Out Open Shaft (Dang) Keep Out Scaffolders Only (Dang)...32, 40, 47 Keep Right > Keep These Doors Closed (Warn) Keep This Area Clear At All Times Keep This Door Closed (Notice) Keep This Place Clean And Orderly (Please) Keep This Space Clear At All Times (Warn) Keep This Washroom Clean (Please) Kitchen and Food Safety Signs Know Your Load Weight Before Lifting (Safety) L Ladies Laser Beam (Warn) Laser Light (Warn) Level Access Lifeline Required For Entry Lift...62, 63 Lift With Care (Warn)...30, 51 Liquid Petroleum Gas (Dang)...35, 330 Live Busbars Behind Panels (Dang) Live Busbars (Warn)...31, 49 Live Conductor (Warn)...31, 49 Live Parts Enclosed (Warn)...31, 49 Live Steam (Dang) Live Wires (Dang)...33, 47, 49 Loading And Unloading Zone Local Traffic Area (40 speed limit) Lock Out Before Servicing (Warn) Lock Out For Safety Lock Out For Safety Before You Start (Warn)...30, 303 Lock Out Here (Warn) Lock Out Switches Before Working On Equipment (Warn)...30, 303 Lockout Electrical Switches Before(Dang) Lockout/Tagout Signs Look Out Fork Lift Trucks (Dang)...32, 50, 52 Look Out For Moving Vehicles (Dang)...35, 47, 52 Look Out For Trucks (Dang)...32, 40, 52 Low Clearance (Dang) Low Clearance Metres LP Gas Storage No Smoking Or etc (Dang) Luminous Safety Signs Lunch Room...40, 62, 64 M Machine Starts Automatically (Warn)...30, 51 Machine Operation Signs Machinery And Operational Signs Mailroom Main Switch (Warn)...31, 49 Main Power Cut Off (Emerg) Make Every Move A Safe One (Think) Make It Once Make It Right (Think) Make Quality A Company Wide Commitment (Think) Male Toilet Manager Management Is Not Responsible etc (Notice) Manual Handling Signs Maternity Ward Maximum Allowable Mezzanine Load Kg/sqm Maximum Allowable Shelf Load Kg/sqm Maximum Height mtrs Maximum Load Limit Kg May Contain Asbestos (Warn) Meeting Point Member Men Men At Work Men Working Overhead Microwave Oven Mincing/Mixing Machine Mind The Step (Safety) Mind The Step (Warn) Mind Your Head (Safety) Mind Your Head (Warn) Mining Site Signs Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods Mobile Phone Signs Mobile Phones Prohibited Mobile Phones Welcome Mobile Phones Zone Motorcycle Helmets Must Not Be Worn,etc (Prohib) Moving Walkway MSDS And The Written Hazardous, etc (Notice)...55, 330 MSDS Located Here (V Sign)...38, 39, 3320 MSDS Signs Multilingual Safety Signs Multiple Condition Mandatory Sign...24, 25 Multiple Condition Prohibition Sign Multiple Condition Signs (Stock) Multiple Warning Signs Must Remain Locked (Mand)...23, 51 Muster Point N Nailing Tools In Use Keep Clear (Warn)...30, 41 Nearest MSDS s Are Located:...38, 330 Neurology Next Safety Meeting Nitric Acid (Dang) Nitrogen (Dang)...35, 330 No Access Cleaning In Progress (Prohib)...26, 54 No Admittance No Admittance (Dang) No Admittance (Notice) No Admittance Apply At Office (Notice) No Admittance Asbestos Fibres (Prohib) No Admittance Authorised Persons Only No Admittance Employees Only (Restrict) No Admittance Without Security Pass (Security) No Admittance Without Authorisation (Restrict) No Bicycles (Picto) No Bicycles, Skateboards, Rollerblades (Prohin) No Cameras (Prohib) No Cats or Dogs,Fires,Camping (Prohib) No Cash Or Valuables Kept On Premises (Notice) No Deliveries No Dogs Allowed No Dogs In The Playground Area No Dumping Here (Think) No Dumping Under Penalty of Law No Eating Or Drinking In This Area (Notice) No Eating Or Drinking In This Area (Think) No Electric Leads To Be Attached To etc (Warn) No Entry...26, 40, 240 No Entry (Prohib) picto only No Entry (Prohib)...26, 53 No Entry Authorised Personnel Only (Dang)...32, 36, 54 No Entry Authorised Persons Only (Prohib)...26, 41 No Entry Authorised Personnel Only (Mand) No Entry Authorised Personnel Only (Restrict) No Entry Blasting In Progress (Dang)

7 SIGN LOCATOR No Entry Into Area Without Safety Harness (Warn) No Entry Unless Authorised (Notice) No Entry Without A Confined Space (Prohib)...26, 49 No Entry Without Permission From Area (Restrict)...52, 56 No Exit...53, 240 No Exit (Prohib) No Flames (Prohib) picto only No Food Or Drink (Prohib) picto only No Food Or Drink Beyond This Point (Notice) No Food Or Drink In This Area (Prohib) No Forklifts (Prohib)...50, 52, 54 No Forklifts Beyond This Point (Prohib)...26, 27, 50 No Hawkers No Horses, Trailbikes etc No Left Turn (picto only) No Mobile Telephones (Prohib) picto only No Mobile Telephones Allowed No Mobile Telephones Or Two Wayetc No Naked Flames (Prohib)...27, 28 No Naked Lights (Dang) No Parking...41, 238 No Parking < and > No Parking Any Time No Parking (assorted Signs) No Pedestrian Access (Prohib)...26, 36, 41, 48 No Riders (Prohib)...27, 52 No Right Turn (picto only) No Sharps (Prohib) No Sharps (Prohib) picto only No Skateboard Or Skates (Prohib) picto only No Skateboarding,Bicycle etc (Prohib) No Smoking...48, 52 No Smoking (Dang)...35, 36, 52 No Smoking (Prohib) - Flanged Wall Sign No Smoking (Prohib) picto only No Smoking (Prohib)...27, 28 No Smoking (Table Top Signs) No Smoking Area...28, 62 No Smoking Beyond This Door (Prohib) No Smoking Beyond This Point...27, 36 No Smoking Beyond This Point (Dang) No Smoking Beyond This Point (Prohib)...27, 28 No Smoking Combustible Liquids Keep, etc (Dang)...35, 47 No Smoking Except In Designated Areas...27, 28 No Smoking Except In Designated Areas (Prohib) No Smoking Flammable (Prohib) No Smoking Flammable Gases Keep, etc (Dang)...35, 47 No Smoking Flammable Liquids Keep (Dang)...35, 40, 47 No Smoking In This Area (Prohib)...27, 28, 36, 54 No Smoking In This Building (Prohib) No Smoking Its Against The Law To etc (Prohib) No Smoking Matches Or Open Flames (Prohib) No Smoking No Eating, etc (Prohib/Notice) No Smoking No Ignition Sources (Dang) No Smoking No Naked Flames No Matches (Dang)..., 53 No Smoking No Open Flames (Dang) No Smoking On Premises...27, 28 No Smoking On Premises (Prohib) No Smoking or Naked Flames (Prohib) No Smoking Or Naked Flames Within M (Dang) No Smoking Oxygen (Prohib) No Smoking Please (Prohib) No Smoking Signs No Smoking Smoke Free Environment Act (Prohib) No Smoking Switch Off Engine Etc (Dang)...35, 330 No Smoking Under Penalty Of Law (Prohib) No Sparks, Flames or Hot Work Activity, etc (Prohib) No Speed Limit Enforced Symbol No Standing Signs ,239 No Stopping Signs No Swimming (Proh) No Through Road No Thoroughfare No Thoroughfare (Prohib) No Thoroughfare (Restrict) No Tipping Workers Below (Dang) No Trucks (Prohib) picto only No Travelling (Dang) No Trespassing etc No Trespassing (Restrict) No Trespassing Under Penalty (Restrict) No U-Turn (picto only) No Unauthorised Persons Beyond This Point (Prohib) No Unauthorised Persons Beyond This Point No Unauthorised Personnel Beyond etc (Restrict) No Vehicles Allowed Beyond This Point No Walking Or Standing On Conveyor (Prohib)...27, 52 Non-Flammable Non-Toxic Gas Non-Ionizing Radiation (Warn) Non-Potable Water Not For Drinking etc (Notice)...55, 330 Non Recyclable Waste (Recycle) Not An Entrance (Restrict) Notice Signs O Offence Relating to Fire Exits (Notice) Office Office < and > One Hour Parking One Way < and > Only Authorised Persons To Enter This Site (Notice) Only Licensed Personnel To Drive This Forklift Open / Closed Open Cut (Dang) Open Door With Care (Warn)...30, 54 Open Door Slowly Open Hole (Dang) Open Pit (Dang)...32, 40, 47 Open Stope (Dang) Organic Peroxide Our Goal Is Customer Satisfaction (Think) Our Safety Depends On Cleanliness (Think) Our Target Is: Zero Rejects (Think) Out Out Of Service (Warn)...30, 303 Outgoing Goods (Quality Outward Goods Overhead Crane (Warn)...30, 41, 48 Overhead Hazard (Dang) Overhead Hoist (Warn) Overhead Power Lines (Dang) Oversize Oversize Load Ahead Oxidizing Agent Oxidizing Gas Oxygen No Smoking - No Open Flames (Dang)...35, 47 P Paediatrics Paper (Recycle) Paper Mixed (Recycle) Paper & Cardboard (Recycle) Parents Room Park At Your Own Risk Park Signs Parking (Accessible) Parking For Disabled Only (Disabled) Parking On This Site At Your Own Risk (Notice)...40, 55 Parking Permitted Here Only (Notice)...40, 55 Pastry Preparation Area Pedestrian Crossing (picto only) Pedestrians <> Pedestrians Keep To Marked Walkway (Warn) Pedestrians Prohibited Forklift Operating Area (Proh) Pedestrian Route Pedestrian Safety Zone ForkLifts Prohibited (Proh) Pedestrian Traffic Only Pedestrians Watch Your Step Pedestrians Use Alternate Route Personal Protection Signs Personal Protective Clothing Required, etc (Warn)...23, 31 Personal Protective Equipment Is, etc (Safety) Persons With Pacemakers Or Surgical, etc (Dang) Pesticide Storage - Authorised Personnel Only (Dang) Photo-Luminescent Signs Photo-Luminescent Tape Physiotherapy Pinch Point (Dang)...35, 47, 51 Pinch Point Can Cause Severe Personal Injury (Warn)...30, 48, 51 Pitch In Pitch In! Put Rubbish etc Playground Rules (Prohib) Please Be Courteous etc Please Clean This Area (Think) Please Close The Door Please Close The Gate Please Deposit Cigarette Butts Here (Think) Please Don t Litter Please Do Not Park On The Grass Please Ensure Doorsetc (Conservation) Please Ensure You Turn Offetc (Conservation) Please Enter Please Extinguish Before Entering (Prohib) Please Keep Off The Garden Please Keep Off The Grass Please Keep This Area Clean And Tidy (Think)...40, 59 Please Keep This Area Clear (Notice) Please Keep This Walkway Clear (Notice)...40, 55 Please Keep Work Areas Clean (Think) Please Put Food Scraps In The Bins Provided (Think) Please Put Litter In Here (Think) Please Rake The Sand Please Ring Please Ring For Attention Please Ring For Assistance Please Turn Down Heatingetc (Conservation) Please Turn Off All Elecetc (Conservation) Please Turn Off The Lightetc (Conservation) Please Use Ashtrays (Prohib) Please Use The Path Please Use Cigarette Bins Provided Please Wash Hands Before Leaving (Think) Please Wipe Your Feet Poison (Dang)...35, 47 Poison (Warn) Pool Closed / No Swimming Prams Allowed Prepare To Stop President Prevent Back Injuryetc Priority Seating Private Private Carpark Private Road No Thru Traffic Private Property Private Property Keep Out (Restrict) Private Property Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted (Restrict)...56, 334 Private Vehicles Are Not Permitted To etc (Notice) Prohibition Signs Propane Gas (Dang) Property Signs Protective Clothing Must Be Worn In This Area (Mand)...24, 48 Public Area Signs Pull Push Push / Pull (dblsided) Put Rubbish In Bins (Please) Put Tools Back In Their Proper Place (Notice) Q Quality Assurance Signs Quality Builds Customer Confidence (Think) Quality Improvement Is A Never Ending Process (Think) Quality Means Attention To Detail (Think) Quarantine Quarantine Area Signs Queue Here R Radioactive I 7, II7, III Radioactive Materials (Warn) Radiation Area (Warn) Radiation Area Authorised Entry Only (Warn) Radiation Hazard (Warn) Radiation Hazard (Warn) / Authorised (Prohib) Radiology Ramped Access Raw Food Only Receiving Receiving < and > Receiving And Despatch Receiving Mon - Fri Reception...63, 64 Reclaimed Water Do Not Drink Recycling Signs Recycling Regulatory School Signs Rejected (Quality) Remember: The Next Inspector etc (Think) Remove All Doubt Lock It Out (Warn) Report All Accidents No Matter etc Report All Accidents No Matter etc (Safety First)...39, 59 Report All Unsafe Conditions (Safety) Report Vehicle Defects Immediately (Mand) Reserved Reserved (Disabled) Reserved For Doctors Reserved For Employees Reserved For Use By Disabled (Disabled) Reserved Parking Reserved Parking (Disabled) Reserved Parking < and > (Disabled) Respirator Must Be Worn In This Area (Mand)...23, 53 Restricted Area Authorised Personnel Only Restricted Area Keep Out (Security) Restricted Area Keep Out w/picto (Restrict) Restricted Area Signs Restricted Area Overhead Signs Restrooms Return to Suppliers Re-Work (Quality) Riding On Forks Is Strictly Prohibited (Prohib) Riding On Hoist Platform Is Prohibited (Prohib) Riggers Only (Dang) Ring For Service Risk Of Battery Explosion No Smoking etc (Prohib) Risk Of Electric Shock (Warn)...30, 49, 53 Risk Of Electric Shock (Warn) / Use Lockout etc (Prohib) Risk Of Explosion (Warn)...30, 330 Risk Of Explosion (Warn) / Faceshield, etc (Mand) Risk Of Radiation (Warn) Roadwork Ahead Robot Moves Without Warning Keep Away (Dang)...35, 50 Roofing Material Contains Asbestos (Warn)...30, 45 Roundabout Roundabout Giveway Rubbish Chute To Be etc Rubbish Is A Hazard (Think) Running Man (Exit) S Safe Working Load (SWL) Kg Safety Footwear Must Be Worn On This Site (Mand)...36, 41 Safety Glasses Required Beyond This Point...24, 41 Safety Goggles Must Be Worn In This Area (Mand)...23, 36 Safety Guards Must Be Used (Mand)...23, 24, 60 Safety Guidance Markers - Exit Safety Harness Must Be Worn (Mand)...23, 24, 36 Safety Harness Must Be Worn In This Area (Mand) Safety Helmets Must Be Worn On This Site (Mand)...36, 41 Safety Is Your Responsibility Take Care...38, 59 Safety Record...38, 39 Safety Shower Safety Shower And Eye Wash Safety Shower And Eye Wash Station (Safety First)...39, 59 Safety Vests Must Be Worn (Mand)...36, 41 Sand Blasting In Progress (Dang)...33, 40, 47 Scaffolding Incomplete (Dang)...33, 40, 47 Scaffolding Incomplete (Warn)...30, 41 Scaffolding Incomplete Do Not Use (Dang) Scaffolding Signs School School Signs (Regulatory) Scrap (Quality) Secretary Security Badges Must Be Worn At All Times (Restrict) Security Signs Sharp Edges Watch Your Fingers (Warn)...30, 51 Shared Zone (10 Speed Limit) Shed Should Be Kept Clear All Rubbish etc (Notice) Shipping & Receiving Mon-Fri Shower Showroom Sign Posts Site Colour Code Site First Aid Personnel Site Office Slicing Machine Slide Slippery Road (picot) Slippery Surface (Warn) Slippery When Wet (Warn)...31, 36, 54 Slow Children Smile You re On Film (Security) Smoke Door Do Not Obstruct Smoking Area Smoking Area < and > Smoking Area Signs Smoking Permitted Smoking Permitted In This Area Smoking Permitted In This Area Only Smoking Prohibited (Prohib) Sorry We re Closed Please Call Again Sound Horn (Mand) Sound Horn (Flanged) Speed Hump (picto only) Speed Hump Ahead

8 SIGN LOCATOR Speed Limit 5, 8, 10, 15, 20, or Spill Control Station Spilled Chemicals No Smoking Or Open Flame (Dang)...35, 330 Spontaneously Combustible Stack Correctly (Mand)...23, 50, 52 Stack Correctly (Warn) Staff Staff Only Stairs Stairs Down Stairs Up Standard Operation Procedures, etc (Mand) Static Control Area (Warn) Steel Cans & Tins Steaming Oven Step Down (Warn) Step Up (Warn) Stop Stop Engine Before Fuelling No Smoking (Prohib) Stop/Slow Paddle Stop Sound Horn Proceed Slowly...50, 52 Storeroom Stretcher Strictly No Admittance (Prohib)...26, 54 Strong Magnetic Field (Warn) Sulphuric Acid (Dang)...35, 47, 330 Surveillance Camera Signs Surveillance Cameras In Use (Security) Swimming Pool Under Construction Keep Children Out (Dang) Switchboard Switch Room Switch Room Authorised Personnel Only (Warn) Symbol Of Access Signs T Taxis Telephone Tenant Thank You For Not Smoking Thank You For Not Smoking (Prohib) The Best Safety Device Is A Careful Worker...38, 59 There Is No Substitute For Safety (Think) These Premises Are Alarmed (Restrict) These Premises Are Patrolled By Guard Dogs These Premises Are Protected By Video (Security) This Area Is Under 24 Hour TV Surveillance, etc This Building Is Under (Security) This Company Has Worked Days Without A, etc This Department Has Worked, etc (Safety Record) This Door For Emergency Exit Only This Door Is Alarmed (Security) This Door Is Alarmed (Restrict) This Door Must Remain Closed This Equipment Has Been Locked Out For, etc (Warn)...31, 309 This Equipment Is Supplied With Two, etc (Dang) This Equipment Must Be Earthed (Warn) This Gate Must Remain Closed (Mand) This Equipment Starts Automatically (Dang)...35, 47, 51 This Is A Food Production Area This Is A Hard Hat Area Safety, etc (Mand)...23, 41, 48 This Is A No Smoking Workplace (Proh) This Is A Smoke Free Building (Prohib) This Is A Smoke Free Workplace etc This Is A Smoke Free Workplace (Prohib) This Is A Smoke Free Workplace, etc (Prohib) This Is Your Lunch Area Keep It Clean (Please) This Is Your Wash Room Please Help Keep It Clean This Job Has Worked Days Without A Disabling This Plant Has Worked Days Without A Disabling This Property Is Protected By Security Patrol (Restric) This Machine Must Be Locked Out Prior,etc (Warn)...31, 303 This Month Lost Time Injuries (Safety Record) This Property Is Protected By Electronic (Security) This Protective Equipment (Mand) w/ Pictos This Room is For Your Convenience This Sink Is For Food Equipment Only This Sink Is For Food Wash Only This Sink Is For Hand Wash Only This Sink Is For Utensil Wash Only This Way Out <> Toilet (Disabled) Toilets Toxic And/Or Flammable Vapours Present (Warn)...31, 330 Toxic Toxic Gas Toxic/Hazardous Chemicals Are Used In etc (Warn) Toxic Hazard (Warn)...31, 330 Toxic Hazard (Warn) / Full Face Respirator etc (Mand) Toxic Materials (Dang) Traffic & Parking Signs...232, 233 Traffic Hazard Ahead Trailing Cable (Dang) Trailing Cable No Vehicles Beyond(Dang) Tree Felling In Operation (Warn) Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted (Security) Triage Tripping Hazard (Warn) Trucks Crossing (Warn) Truck Drivers Must Remain With Their Vehicle Truck Drivers Must Turn Off Engine Set Brakes etc Truck Drivers Waiting For Loading, etc (Notice)...52, 55 Turn Machine Off When Not In Use Turn Off All Mobile Phones Turn Off Mobile Phones (Security) Turn Off Mobile Phones And Radio Transceivers (Prohib) U Unauthorised Persons Prohibited Beyond Underground Cables (Dang)...33, 36, 45, 49 Underground Tank Unfit For Human Consumption Unisex Toilet Use Crawling Boards Use Handrail Use Lock Out Device During Maintenance etc (Warn)...31, 303 Use Of Mobile Phones Use Of Mobile Phones Will Result (Security) Use Of Mobile Phones Is Prohibited (Security) Use Other Footpath Use Static Grounding Devices Used Oil V Vacant Vacant Conference Room Veg & Salad Only Vehicle & Truck Identification Signs Vehicles & Contents Are Left (Security) Video Surveillance In Use On These Premises Video Surveillance In Use On These Premises (Restrict) Visitor Visitor Parking...40, 64 Visitor Parking < and > Visitors Parking Only Visitors Please Report To Office Before Entering, etc Voltage (Warn)(Picto Only) W Wall Signs - Flanged Walk Don t Run (Safety First) Ward Warehouse/Loading Dock Signs Warning Contains Asbestos Breathing etc Warning Picto only (Warn) Warning Signs Warning Stripe Panel (Red/White) Warning Stripe Panel (Red/Yellow) Warning Stripe Panel (Black/Yellow) Wash Hands Before Returning To Work (Notice) Wash Your Boots Wash Your Own Cups & Dishes (Please) Waste Disposal Machine Watch Out Forklift Operating Area (Warn)...31, 36, 50 Watch Out For Forklifts - Flanged Wall Sign (Warn) Watch Out For Pedestrians - Flanged Wall Sign (Warn) Watch Your Step (Dang)...33, 54 Watch Your Step (Warn) Wear Face Shield & Rubber Gloves When (Dang) Wear Goggles & Rubber Gloves When (Dang) Wear Goggles Or Face Shield While, etc (Warn) Welding In Progress (Warn) Welding Mask Must Be Worn (Mand) Wet Paint (Warn) Wheelchair Ramp (Disabled) Wheel Clamps In Use Wheels Must Be Chocked (Mand)...23, 52 When Fire Alarm Sounds White Paper Non-Glossy (Recycle Wipe Feet Before Entering (Think) Wipe Your Feet (Please) Women Worker In Confined Space (Dang)...33, 49 Workers Above (Dang)...33, 40, 47 Workers Below (Dang)...33, 40, 47, 51 Wrong Way Go Back X X-Ray Y Yes We re Open Please Enter You Have Just Parked In A Space etc (Disabled) Your First Aid Personnel Are: Info Reference. 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