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Unstable loads and poorly stacked pallets create unnecessary hazards in high-traffic storage areas. This Caution Stack Correctly sign provides a clear visual prompt for staff and forklift operators, ensuring that mate...
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Unstable loads and poorly stacked pallets create unnecessary hazards in high-traffic storage areas. This Caution Stack Correctly sign provides a clear visual prompt for staff and forklift operators, ensuring that materials are stored securely to prevent collapses. It is a necessary addition to the safety signs layout in any busy warehouse, distribution centre, or industrial loading dock where vertical storage is used.
By placing these signs at eye level near racking or staging areas, you provide a constant reminder to personnel about the importance of stability. This reduces the risk of falling objects and prevents the instability that occurs when pallets are leaned or offset. Site supervisors can use these to standardise stacking heights and methods across the floor, ensuring that every team member, from the experienced operator to the new hire, understands the required storage discipline.
The sign is manufactured from poly material and measures 300x225mm. It is designed to communicate hazards that are not likely to be life threatening as stated in AS1319-1994. This specific size and material suit indoor environments where clear, durable signage is required for pallet racking zones.
Features
- Indicates specific hazards not likely to be life threatening
- Made from durable poly material
- Compact 300x225mm dimensions for versatile mounting
- Referenced to AS1319-1994
Specifications
| Size | 300x225mm |
| Material | Poly |
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