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The Flammable Materials No Smoking sign is a prohibition notice used to restrict hazardous behaviours in high-risk zones. It belongs in settings where combustible liquids or gases are stored, such as chemical warehous...
Description and applications
The Flammable Materials No Smoking sign is a prohibition notice used to restrict hazardous behaviours in high-risk zones. It belongs in settings where combustible liquids or gases are stored, such as chemical warehouses, fuel depots, and industrial workshops. By clearly marking these areas, the sign helps maintain a controlled environment where ignition sources are strictly forbidden.
Installing these safety signs reduces the risk of accidental fires by providing a constant visual reminder to staff and contractors. In a busy workshop or loading dock, it is easy for a worker to overlook the dangers of a lit cigarette or a spark. This sign provides a clear, unmistakable instruction that stops that behaviour before it starts. The high-visibility layout ensures that the prohibition is seen from a distance, protecting both the personnel on site and the facility infrastructure from catastrophic incidents.
Constructed from metal, this sign measures 600x400mm and references AS1314-1994. The rigid material ensures it remains legible and intact when mounted on walls or fences in harsh industrial environments. It is a necessary addition for any site manager overseeing flammable material storage.
Features
- Indicates prohibited behaviour in flammable areas
- Constructed from durable metal
- Measures 600x400mm
- References AS1314-1994
Specifications
| Size | 600x400mm |
| Material | Metal |
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