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Managing the handling of hazardous chemicals requires clear, immediate communication to prevent skin contact and chemical burns. This ppe required sign serves as a mandatory reminder for staff and contractors to don t...
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Managing the handling of hazardous chemicals requires clear, immediate communication to prevent skin contact and chemical burns. This ppe required sign serves as a mandatory reminder for staff and contractors to don the correct gloves before entering areas where corrosive substances are stored or utilised, such as in chemical warehouses, industrial workshops, or laboratory settings.
By placing these safety signs at eye level on entry doors or directly above storage racking, you reduce the risk of accidental exposure. The dual-message design alerts the operator to the presence of corrosive materials while simultaneously instructing them on the necessary protective gear. This eliminates hesitation for new workers or visitors who may not be familiar with the specific hazards of the zone, ensuring that hand protection is worn consistently throughout the shift.
Constructed from poly material, this sign measures 450x300mm. It is designed to indicate a specific hazard or hazardous situation that is not likely to be life threatening as stated in AS1319-1994. This specification suits environments where chemical splashes or corrosive spills are a constant operational risk.
Features
- Indicates corrosive hazards and mandatory hand protection
- Poly material construction for durability
- Measures 450x300mm
- Referenced to AS1319-1994
Specifications
| Size | 450x300mm |
| Material | Poly |
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