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Unmarked lifting points or structural rings often lead to dangerous misuse when staff attempt to hang equipment or tools where they don't belong. This prohibition sign provides a clear visual directive to stop this be...
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Unmarked lifting points or structural rings often lead to dangerous misuse when staff attempt to hang equipment or tools where they don't belong. This prohibition sign provides a clear visual directive to stop this behaviour before it starts. It is a necessary addition to the safety signs strategy in heavy industrial workshops, warehouses, and plant rooms where structural integrity must be maintained.
By installing this sign directly at the point of risk, you reduce the risk of structural failure or accidental drops caused by overloading a non-rated ring. The high-contrast layout ensures the message is seen from a distance, meaning operators don't have to guess which points are safe for suspension. This protects the facility's infrastructure and keeps ground crew safe from falling loads, making it an essential tool for site supervisors managing high-traffic work zones.
Constructed from poly material, the sign measures 450x300mm to ensure maximum visibility across the workspace. These specifications ensure the signage remains legible and durable in demanding environments. It is the right choice for any facility needing to prevent the misuse of rings in an industrial workshop.
Features
- Prohibition sign for 'Do Not Hang on Ring' directives
- 450x300mm dimensions for clear visibility
- Manufactured from durable poly material
Specifications
| Size | 450x300mm |
| Material | Poly |
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