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The Pedestrians Arrow Right sign is a directional marker used to manage foot traffic flow in high-risk industrial environments. It belongs in settings like large warehouses, manufacturing plants, and distribution cent...
Description and applications
The Pedestrians Arrow Right sign is a directional marker used to manage foot traffic flow in high-risk industrial environments. It belongs in settings like large warehouses, manufacturing plants, and distribution centres where pedestrians and heavy machinery, such as forklifts, often share the same floor space. By clearly defining the intended walking path, it helps separate people from vehicle operating zones.
Installing these safety signs reduces the risk of collisions by providing an immediate visual cue for workers and visitors to follow. When placed at key intersections or corridor junctions, the sign ensures that personnel move in the correct direction without hesitation. This is particularly useful for new staff or contractors who are unfamiliar with the site layout. By maintaining a structured flow of movement, site supervisors can better manage traffic congestion and ensure that walking routes remain clear of obstructions.
This specific sign measures 600x400mm and is constructed from durable poly material. It is stated in AS1319-1994 to ensure consistent communication across the site. It is a necessary addition for facility managers overseeing busy loading docks.
Features
- 600x400mm dimensions for high visibility
- Durable poly material construction
- Clear arrow right directional indicator
- Stated in AS1319-1994
Specifications
| Size | 600x400mm |
| Material | Poly |
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