Safety Signage

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Signs can also be used as visual cues to alert workers quickly and effectively. there are different types of safety signs which include prohibition, warning, mandatory, and safe conditions signs.

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Safety Signage

Whether it is warning of a wet floor or identifying potential hazards in the work area, signs and labeling are a crucial part of any safety program. Warning labels and signs are there to inform and protect workers of potentially dangerous hazards. Safety signs can also communicate important instructions for daily work life and emergency situations. Signs can also be used as visual cues to alert workers quickly and effectively.

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In the event of an incident, DENIOS also offer a variety of eye wash stations and emergency safety showers for effective and immediate first aid, all easy to install and use.

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There are many safety requirements that are crucial to consider when planning and operating production processes. Safely transporting your production materials is equally as important as having correct signage in place in your facility. You need to consider all these essential onsite requirements when you plan, implement and maintain production operations throughout your company. DENIOS is a trusted expert in the field of occupational safety and facility maintenance.

Different Types of Signs

There are different types of safety signs which include prohibition, warning, mandatory, and safe condition signs.

Prohibition signs convey the “Do Not” type of commands. Examples of these are the do not enter, or do not extinguish with water, or do not smoke in this area. These signs are used to reinforce activities that are prohibited in a specific area.

Warning signs are used to inform people of potential dangers. Examples of these are warning not a fire exit, or warning look out for fork lifts. These signs are required in some areas by certain regulations. You must check your local codes to make sure you are in compliance.

Mandatory signs are used to indicate actions that need to be taken in order to comply with regulations. Examples include eye protection must be worn, or fire door keep shut. Some of these signs use pictograms to convey their messages.

Safe condition signs are used to indicate escape routes or emergency instructions. Examples include emergency exit signs, or emergency shower signs. These types of signs should clearly mark the safety procedure it relates to.

Selecting the type of sign is important, but selecting the material of the sign is just as important. Signs come in many different types of material and many different sizes. From metal signs to plastic glow in the dark signs, DENIOS can provide you a custom solution that will meet all your signage needs.

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