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Warehouse managers and site supervisors use these anti-slip floor graphics to establish clear boundaries between vehicle traffic and foot traffic. These specialised safety signs are designed for application on concret...
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Warehouse managers and site supervisors use these anti-slip floor graphics to establish clear boundaries between vehicle traffic and foot traffic. These specialised safety signs are designed for application on concrete surfaces, specifically marking forklift lanes where pedestrians are prohibited. By creating a visual barrier on the floor, they help organise the flow of movement in high-traffic industrial environments.
Applying these graphics directly to the floor ensures that the warning is always in the line of sight for both operators and pedestrians. In a busy workshop or distribution centre, overhead signs can be obscured by racking or stacked pallets, but floor markings provide a constant reminder of the danger zone. This reduces the risk of collisions by clearly defining where workers should not stand or walk, allowing forklift drivers to manoeuvre through their designated lanes without the constant worry of unexpected pedestrian incursions.
These graphics feature a 400mm diameter and are designed for concrete application. The signage refers to AS1319-1994 regarding the importance of observing safety signs to avoid breaches of workplace safety practices or legal offences.
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- 400mm diameter circular design
- Anti-slip surface for floor application
- Specifically designed for concrete surfaces
- Clear 'Forklift Lane No Pedestrians' messaging
- Referenced to AS1319-1994
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