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Restricting unauthorised access to hazardous zones or sensitive equipment areas is a fundamental part of site security. This prohibition sign clearly marks boundaries where only qualified personnel are permitted, maki...
Description and applications
Restricting unauthorised access to hazardous zones or sensitive equipment areas is a fundamental part of site security. This prohibition sign clearly marks boundaries where only qualified personnel are permitted, making it a necessary addition to the safety signs used in warehouses, plant rooms, or construction site offices to prevent accidental entry into dangerous areas.
By placing these signs at eye level on doors, gates, or fences, site managers can reduce the risk of untrained staff or visitors wandering into restricted zones. The high-visibility layout ensures the message is seen from a distance, meaning workers don't have to guess where the boundary lies. Because the material is lightweight and easy to mount, it can be moved quickly as site layouts change or temporary restricted zones are established during maintenance shutdowns.
This specific sign measures 600x400mm and is manufactured from Corflute for a lightweight yet rigid finish. It follows the AS1314-1994 standard for prohibition signage to ensure the messaging is clear and consistent. It is a practical choice for facility managers overseeing restricted industrial zones.
Features
- Indicates specific behaviours or actions that are not allowed
- 600x400mm dimensions for clear visibility
- Constructed from Corflute material
- Referenced to AS1314-1994
Specifications
| Size | 600x400mm |
| Material | Corflute |
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