Safety Signs, Safety Labels, Safety Tags
Help prevent accidents and reduce injuries with clear and concise safety signs and tags. Accident prevention signs and accident prevention tags are designed to indicate potential, type and degree of a hazard to prevent property damage, accidental injury or death.
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) provide specifications, designs, application and uses of safety signs that must be followed in your facility when applicable. All Safety Products carries the products you need to support a safety policy that is OSHA and ANSI compliant.
Safety Sign Materials:
- Adhesive Vinyl – economical, flexible, 4-mil thick with a self-adhesive back
- Plastic – is semi-flexible, .055” thick, for medium-duty use indoor and sheltered outdoor environments
- Aluminum – withstands splashes and wash-down, used indoors and out, and provides the strength of metal without rusting
All Safety Products header style tags identify a temporary hazard and meet ANSI and OSHA requirements:
- Tag materials PF-Cardstock, RV-Plastic and HS-Laminated Plastic
- Tags are sold in quantities of 25
- Tags come in different categories like Popular Standard (DANGER, CAUTION), Blank with OSHA header, Equipment Status (INSPECTION RECORD) and Lockout (LOCKED OUT, DO NOT START)
There are many uses for both safety signs and safety tags in the workplace. Signs can be used on safety storage equipment to indicate its hazardous condition (DANGER, HIGH VOLTAGE, KEEP CLEAR). Safety tags can be used on safety storage containers also to warn of hazardous contents (FLAMMABLE, UNSAFE DO NOT USE).
Do you need a custom sign? Contact All Safety Products for details on signs and tags available custom and standard – made easy, simple and fast! All you do is sketch your wording, select an OSHA or ANSI heading (if necessary), specify your color combination, size, materials and quantity. Our team will get right back to you with a quote and delivery time.
All Safety Products Facility Supplies resource section provides you with detailed information on workplace safety products, regulations, codes and other important information for your workplace safety.
Request a quote from All Safety Products customer service team or contact us to help you keep your workforce safe and productive.
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