Maximum Occupancy signs state the legal limit of people permitted in a space as determined by a Fire Marshal. You can find standard and custom versions in our occupancy signs collection.
Yes, the International Building Code (IBC) and NFPA 101 Life Safety Code generally require occupancy load signs to be posted in assembly spaces. This includes restaurants, conference rooms, or gyms that have an occupant load of 50 or more. Failure to post this sign can result in fines during fire inspections.
Yes, we offer maximum load capacity signs specifically for warehouse shelving, pallet racks, and mezzanine floors. These signs prevent structural collapse by stating limits like "Max Load 2,000 Lbs." Clearly posting these limits is a critical component of warehouse safety and prevents overloading accidents.
They must be in a conspicuous place near the main exit or entrance. Ensuring visibility is a core principle for all osha safety signs and local fire codes.
Absolutely. Since you cannot estimate this number yourself, our custom signs tool allows you to input the exact figure provided by your local building inspector.
Make sure it's not too heavy. Overloading your warehouse, grating, or platforms is an everyday hazard. Floor capacity signs clearly display the secure capacity in a factory, plant, or warehouse.
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