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Unstable pallet loads and poorly stacked shelving create constant hazards in high-traffic loading docks and distribution centres. This Caution Stack Correctly sign provides a clear visual prompt to staff and forklift ...
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Unstable pallet loads and poorly stacked shelving create constant hazards in high-traffic loading docks and distribution centres. This Caution Stack Correctly sign provides a clear visual prompt to staff and forklift operators, ensuring that materials are stored securely to reduce the risk of falling objects or racking failure in a busy warehouse environment.
Integrating these safety signs into your racking system helps maintain a disciplined approach to stock management. By placing the sign at eye level on shelving ends or near packing stations, you provide a constant reminder for team members to align loads properly and avoid overloading tiers. This reduces the likelihood of leaning stacks that could tip over during retrieval, protecting both the personnel on the floor and the inventory itself from accidental damage.
Constructed from metal for long-term durability in industrial settings, the sign measures 300x225mm. It is designed to indicate a specific hazard or hazardous situation that is not likely to be life threatening, as stated in AS1319-1994. This specification makes it a reliable tool for managing the stacking risks identified in your loading dock.
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- Indicates hazards not likely to be life threatening
- 300x225mm dimensions for clear visibility
- Durable metal construction
- Referenced to AS1319-1994
Specifications
| Size | 300x225mm |
| Material | Metal |
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