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The Prevent Injury Do Not Climb on Equipment or Racks sign is a direct instructional notice for high-visibility marker for industrial environments. It belongs in high-traffic areas like warehouses, distribution centre...
Description and applications
The Prevent Injury Do Not Climb on Equipment or Racks sign is a direct instructional notice for high-visibility marker for industrial environments. It belongs in high-traffic areas like warehouses, distribution centres, and workshops where heavy shelving or machinery is present. By clearly marking off-limits areas, it helps maintain a controlled environment and reduces the risk of falls or equipment collapse.
Installing these safety signs on racking systems or large machinery ensures that staff and contractors are immediately aware of the hazards associated with climbing. In a busy warehouse, it is easy for a worker to attempt a quick climb to reach a misplaced item, but this sign provides a constant visual reminder that such actions are prohibited. This reduces the risk of injury and ensures that only approved access equipment, such as ladders or order pickers, is used for height work. It provides a clear boundary that supports site supervisors in enforcing safety protocols across the floor.
This specific sign is manufactured from poly material and measures 600x400mm. It is stated in AS1319-1994 to ensure the messaging is clear and recognisable. It suits any facility manager overseeing large-scale storage racking.
Features
- 600x400mm dimensions for high visibility
- Constructed from durable poly material
- Stated in AS1319-1994
- Direct warning against climbing equipment or racks
Specifications
| Size | 600x400mm |
| Material | Poly |
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