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Site supervisors and safety officers use this Workers Overhead sign to alert personnel and visitors to activity occurring above their head. It is a essential addition to a suite of safety signs in high-risk environmen...
Description and applications
Site supervisors and safety officers use this Workers Overhead sign to alert personnel and visitors to activity occurring above their head. It is a essential addition to a suite of safety signs in high-risk environments like construction sites, industrial workshops, or during overhead maintenance projects where falling objects or suspended loads are a possibility.
By placing these caution signs at eye level before workers enter a specific zone, you reduce the risk of accidents caused by lack of awareness. The lightweight design allows for quick deployment across different areas of a site, meaning the signage can move as the work progresses. This ensures that everyone on the ground, from apprentices to subcontractors, is immediately aware of the overhead hazard without needing constant verbal reminders from the foreman.
This specific sign is manufactured from Corflute and measures 600x400mm. It is designed to meet the requirements of AS1319-1994 for indicating hazardous situations that are not likely to be life threatening. These specifications make it a reliable tool for the site supervisors managing overhead risks.
Features
- Indicates specific hazards or hazardous situations
- Designed for overhead worker alerts
- Lightweight Corflute construction
- 600x400mm dimensions for clear visibility
- Referenced to AS1319-1994
Specifications
| Size | 600x400mm |
| Material | Corflute |
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