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Safety — OSHA Signs


OSHA regulations establish requirements for a system of identifying potential hazards in the environment and workplace.


Signs alert people to these potential hazards.


• Use SA-SO’s OSHA-compliant signage to alert people, enabling them to avoid accidents that can result in injuries, fines, shutdowns and related lawsuits.


• SA-SO signs will stand up to the physical demands of your worksite … and meet OSHA standards!


CHOOSE FROM THREE HIGH-QUALITY MATERIALS:


1. .040 Aluminum is hard-wearing and long-lasting. It provides years of service and can be used indoors or outdoors.


2. .060 Plastic is sturdy and flexible enough for indoor locations and most outdoor applications, too.


3. Peel-and-Stick Decal is perfect for any clean, smooth surface. Apply to walls, doors — you name it!


What do the different OSHA format signs mean and when should I use them?


• Limit use to the most extreme situations. Display where an imminent hazard has a high probability of causing serious injury or death.


04384 ANSI FORMAT:


The ANSI format is available to purchase at SA-SO. It does not make the traditional OSHA format obsolete or non-compliant. Please call for ANSI format pricing, 972-641-4911.


OSHA Danger Signs


Use SA-SO’s OSHA-compliant signage to alert people, enabling them to avoid accidents that can result in injuries, fines, shutdowns and related lawsuits.


• Choose from three high-quality materials:


1 .040 Aluminum is hard-wearing and long-lasting. It provides years of service and can be used indoors or outdoors.


2 .060 Plastic is sturdy and flexible enough for indoor locations and most outdoor applications, too.


3 Peel-and-Stick Decal is perfect for any clean, smooth surface. Apply to walls, doors — you name it!


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• Use to identify situations where a potential hazard could cause serious injury or death.


• Use where minor or moderate injury can occur. Not for use where there is a possibility of serious injury or death.


• Use to state company safety policy for protection of employees or property.


• Give reminders about safe work practices and procedures and the location of safety equipment.


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