Safety Signages Board

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• First Aid – Location where first aid assistance is available

• First Aid Kit – Place to find medical supplies

• Doctor – Medical professional available

• First Aid Room – Dedicated room for medical treatment

• Emergency Stretcher / Stretcher – Used to carry injured persons

• Wheelchair – Wheelchair available

• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) – Device used during cardiac arrest

• Emergency Telephone – Phone for emergency calls

• Emergency Exit / Exit – Safe exit route during emergencies

• Assembly Point / Muster Point – Safe gathering area after evacuation

• Break to Obtain Access – Break glass to gain emergency access

• Ambulance Pick-Up Point – Area for ambulance access

• Stretcher Pick-Up Point – Location to collect injured persons

• Eye Wash Station / Emergency Eye Wash – For flushing eyes after chemical exposure

• Emergency Shower – For washing off hazardous substances

• Drinking Water – Safe potable water available

• Emergency Stop Push Button – Button to immediately stop machinery

• Safety Condition – Indicates safe operating condition

• Emergency Lifebuoy – Life-saving flotation device

• Disabled Parking – Reserved parking for persons with disabilities

• SDS Station (Safety Data Sheet) – Information about chemical hazards and handling

• Green = Safe condition or emergency information

• Helps people quickly find safety equipment and escape routes during emergencies

These signs help to:

• Save lives during emergencies

• Guide people to safety

• Provide quick access to medical and rescue facilities

They are essential in workplaces, public buildings, hospitals, factories, and construction sites.

Product Details:

• No Smoking
  Smoking is strictly prohibited due to fire and health risks.

• Main Electrical Room
  Area containing main electrical equipment. Authorized access only.

• DG Area (Diesel Generator Area)
  Location of generator equipment. Fire and electrical hazard present.

• Fire Extinguisher (FE)
  Shows the location and usage steps of a fire extinguisher:
  Pull pin → Aim nozzle → Squeeze handle → Sweep side to side

• Fire Extinguisher Symbol
  Indicates nearby fire-fighting equipment.

• Restroom
  Indicates toilet facilities for men and women.

• UPS Room
  Room containing Uninterruptible Power Supply systems.

• Main Panel / Panel Room
  Location of electrical control panels.

• Exit
  Normal exit route from the building.

• Emergency Exit (Left / Right Arrow)
  Direction to follow during an emergency evacuation.

• Assembly Point
  Safe gathering area after evacuation.

• Push / Pull Signs
  Instructions for opening doors correctly.

• Kaizen – If there is a better solution, find it!
  Encourages continuous improvement and safety awareness.

• You Are Under CCTV Surveillance
  Area is monitored for safety and security.

• Switch Off When Not in Use
  Reminder to turn off equipment to save energy and prevent hazards.

• Wear Safety Helmet / PPE Sign
  Indicates personal protective equipment must be worn.

• Prevent accidents and injuries

• Guide people during emergencies

• Provide clear directions and information

• Improve workplace safety and compliance

These signs are essential for safe operation, emergency preparedness, and awareness in industrial and commercial environments.

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• The red symbol with a cross shows that throwing waste on the ground or in improper places is prohibited.

• The green symbol shows the correct action: put all waste into a dustbin.

• Red circle with a diagonal line → Not allowed / prohibited

• Green circle → Correct and encouraged action

• Do not throw garbage anywhere.

• Always dispose of waste properly in a dustbin.

• Helps keep the area clean, hygienic, and environmentally friendly.

This sign is commonly used in public places, workplaces, schools, factories, and parks to promote cleanliness and responsible behavior.

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The poster warns about the risk of slipping, tripping, and falling, which are common causes of workplace injuries.

• Report and clean up spills and leaks

  • Wet or oily floors can cause slips. Inform supervisors and clean them immediately.

• Keep aisles and exits clear of items

  • Objects left on walkways can cause trips and block emergency exits.

• Install mirrors and warning signs where needed

  • Helps improve visibility in blind spots and prevent collisions or falls.

• Replace worn, ripped, or damaged flooring

  • Uneven or damaged floors increase the risk of tripping.

• Use anti-slip flooring where cleaning is difficult

  • Reduces slip hazards in permanently wet or oily areas.

• Slips, trips, and falls are preventable.

• Good housekeeping, proper maintenance, and awareness help keep everyone safe.

• Following these steps reduces injuries and improves workplace safety.

This type of poster is commonly displayed in factories, warehouses, offices, and industrial workplaces.

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(Usually triangular with a red border)

• Traffic Lights Ahead – Signals ahead, be prepared to stop.

• Slippery Road – Road surface may be slippery, especially when wet.

• Road Narrows – Road width reduces ahead.

• Two-Way Traffic – Traffic will move in both directions.

• Left Bend / Right Bend – Sharp curve ahead.

• Steep Ascent – Steep uphill road ahead.

• Steep Descent – Steep downhill road ahead.

• Hump / Speed Breaker – Slow down for a road hump.

• Uneven Road – Rough or damaged road surface.

• Falling Rocks – Rocks may fall onto the road.

• Cycle Crossing – Cyclists may cross the road.

• Pedestrian Crossing / School Ahead – Watch for people, especially children.

• Cattle / Animal Crossing – Animals may cross the road.

• Narrow Bridge – Bridge is narrower than the road.

• Cross Road / Junction Ahead – Intersection coming up.

• Roundabout Ahead – Circular intersection ahead.

• Road Work Ahead – Construction or maintenance in progress.

• Warn drivers in advance

• Reduce accidents

• Encourage slowing down and caution

• Improve road safety for everyone

These warning signs do not give orders, but they alert drivers to danger or changes ahead, helping them prepare and drive safely.

They are commonly used on highways, city roads, school zones, and construction areas.

Product Details:

1. Wear Helmet

   • Protects the head from falling objects and impacts.

2. Wear Goggles

   • Protects the eyes from dust, chemicals, sparks, or flying particles.

3. Wear Mask

   • Protects the nose and mouth from dust, fumes, smoke, or harmful particles.

4. Wear Earmuffs

   • Protects hearing from loud noise and prevents hearing damage.

5. Wear Antistatic Footwear

   • Prevents static electricity buildup and reduces risk of sparks or electric shock.

6. Wear Electrical Gloves

   • Protects hands from electric shock and electrical hazards.

7. Wear Shoes

   • Protects feet from sharp objects, heavy loads, and slippery surfaces.

8. Wear Gloves

   • Protects hands from cuts, chemicals, heat, and other hazards.

• Blue circle = Mandatory

• The action shown must be followed for safety.

These signs instruct workers to wear proper safety equipment to:

• Prevent injuries

• Reduce workplace accidents

• Maintain health and safety standards

Ignoring these signs can lead to serious injuries or accidents.

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• Meaning: Location of the fire alarm call point

• Action: Press the button to raise the alarm if you see a fire

• Purpose: Alerts everyone in the building to evacuate immediately

Red signs show fire-fighting equipment or fire emergency actions.

• Fire Exit – Route to safely leave the building

• Fire Extinguisher – Location of fire extinguisher

• Fire Hose Reel – Hose used to fight fires

• Fire Ladder – Ladder for fire escape or rescue

• Fire Alarm – Fire warning system

• Break Glass in Case of Emergency – Break to activate alarm or access equipment

Green signs indicate safe conditions or emergency guidance.

• Assembly Point – Safe place to gather after evacuation

• First Aid – Medical assistance available

• Exit – Safe exit direction

These signs tell you what is NOT allowed to prevent fire hazards.

• Beware of Fire – Fire risk present

• No Smoking – Smoking is strictly prohibited

• No Open Flames – Do not use fire or naked flames

• Do Not Use Lift in Case of Fire – Use stairs during fire emergencies

• Fire Hazard – Area with high fire risk

• Explosion or Electrical Danger – Risk of sparks or fire

• Help people act quickly and correctly during fire emergencies

• Prevent panic and confusion

• Reduce injuries and loss of life

• Ensure safe evacuation and access to fire equipment

These signs are essential in schools, offices, factories, hospitals, shopping malls, and residential buildings.

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• No Smoking – Smoking is not allowed.

• No Photography – Taking photos is prohibited.

• No Video Recording – Video recording is not permitted.

• No Mobile Phones – Mobile phone use is forbidden.

• No Entry – Entry is not allowed.

• No Walking / No Pedestrians – Pedestrians are not allowed.

• No Running – Running is prohibited.

• No Touching – Do not touch objects or equipment.

• No Footprints / No Barefoot Walking – Walking barefoot is not allowed.

• No Animals / No Pets – Animals are not permitted.

• No Open Flames – Flames are strictly prohibited.

• No Matches / No Ignition Sources – Do not light matches or lighters.

• No Hot Objects / Food & Drink Prohibited – Eating or drinking is not allowed.

• No Heart Symbol (Medical Warning) – People with certain medical conditions may be restricted (context-specific).

• No Cars – Cars are not allowed.

• No Trucks – Trucks are prohibited.

• No Motorcycles – Motorcycles are not permitted.

• No Bicycles – Bicycles are not allowed.

• No Left Turn – Left turns are prohibited.

• No Right Turn – Right turns are prohibited.

• No U-Turn – U-turns are not allowed.

• Prevent accidents and hazards

• Protect people, equipment, and property

• Maintain order and discipline

• Ensure compliance with safety rules

Always obey prohibition signs. Ignoring them can lead to injuries, accidents, legal penalties, or damage to property.

These signs are commonly used in industries, construction sites, roads, hospitals, airports, laboratories, and public places.

Product Details:

1. Parking – Area designated for vehicle parking

2. Hospital – Hospital nearby

3. Gasoline – Fuel / petrol station

4. Telephone – Public telephone available

5. No Parking – Bus Stop – Parking is prohibited at bus stop

6. Restaurant – Food services available

7. Pedestrian Crossing – Designated place for pedestrians to cross the road

8. Medical – Medical services or emergency care available

9. Train Station – Railway station

10. Airport – Airport nearby

11. Bus Station – Bus terminal or station

12. Marina – Harbor for boats and yachts

13. Rest Area – Area to stop and rest

14. Cycle Lane – Lane reserved for bicycles

15. One Way – Traffic allowed in one direction only

16. Area Closed – Road or area is closed to traffic

17. Park & Ride – Parking area with public transport connection

18. Police – Police station nearby

If you want, I can:

• Simplify this for students or driving tests

• Explain colors and symbols