Smart signage prevents serious accidents. Our Hazard Signs help you alert workers and visitors to potential dangers in your facility — from electrical risks to chemical exposure and everything in between.
Smart signage prevents serious accidents. Our Hazard Signs help you alert workers and visitors to potential dangers in your facility — from electrical risks to chemical exposure and everything in between.
Our hazard warning signs collection is one of the largest on the web, covering physical, chemical, biological, electrical, radiation, fall, machine, and environmental hazards in OSHA and ANSI-compliant formats across Danger, Warning, and Caution headers in aluminum, plastic, reflective, and adhesive vinyl materials with custom options for any site-specific message.
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.145 defines four signal word categories and we carry all four: our Danger signs in red for immediate life-threatening hazards, Warning signs in orange for serious hazards that could result in death or major injury, Caution signs in yellow for hazards that may cause minor or moderate injury, and Notice signs in blue for important informational messages not directly related to injury risk.
Modern ANSI Z535 format signs add a three-panel layout with a signal word header, safety pictogram, and message text that research shows communicates hazard information faster and more effectively than text-only OSHA-style signs, and we carry both formats so facilities can choose what best matches their existing signage program and compliance requirements.
Yes, our customizable hazard sign templates allow you to select a signal word header, choose from our library of safety pictograms, and write your specific warning message in OSHA or ANSI Z535-compliant formats in aluminum, plastic, and adhesive vinyl with art and personalization included at no extra charge and stock designs shipping the same day.
Yes, our bilingual English/Spanish hazard signs are available across our entire collection covering physical, chemical, electrical, fall, and machine hazards in all four OSHA signal word formats, ensuring all workers receive the same compliant clear hazard communication regardless of their primary language in any facility with a diverse multilingual workforce.
