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Unmarked hazardous zones create a significant risk of accidental fire or explosion when personnel carry open flames or lit cigarettes. This Danger No Smoking No Ignition Sources sign provides a clear, high-visibility ...
Description and applications
Unmarked hazardous zones create a significant risk of accidental fire or explosion when personnel carry open flames or lit cigarettes. This Danger No Smoking No Ignition Sources sign provides a clear, high-visibility alert to stop these dangerous behaviours before they occur. It is a necessary addition to safety signs in fuel depots, chemical storage areas, and industrial workshops where volatile materials are present.
Installing this sign at entry points and high-risk junctions ensures that every contractor and employee is immediately aware of the strict prohibitions in place. By clearly marking the boundary where ignition sources are forbidden, site managers can better control risk and reduce the likelihood of catastrophic incidents. The rigid construction means it stays flat and legible against walls or fences, ensuring the warning is seen from a distance by anyone entering the zone.
This sign is manufactured from metal and measures 450x300mm. It follows the AS1319-1994 standard to indicate that specific actions or hazards can lead to serious injury or death. It is built for facilities managing flammable gases or liquids.
Features
- Indicates hazards that can lead to serious injury or death
- Constructed from durable metal
- Clear No Smoking and No Ignition Sources messaging
- Meets AS1319-1994 specifications
Specifications
| Size | 450x300mm |
| Material | Metal |
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