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Warehouse managers and site supervisors use this prohibition sign to designate zones where pedestrian access is strictly forbidden. It is a specific type of safety signs used to mark high-traffic forklift lanes, loadi...
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Warehouse managers and site supervisors use this prohibition sign to designate zones where pedestrian access is strictly forbidden. It is a specific type of safety signs used to mark high-traffic forklift lanes, loading docks, and narrow aisles where foot traffic would create a hazardous environment for both the operator and the walker.
By clearly marking a 'No Passageway' zone, this sign reduces the risk of collisions in blind spots or high-speed transit areas. It provides a constant visual reminder to staff and visitors to use designated pedestrian walkways rather than cutting through machinery lanes. This helps the forklift operator focus on their load and surroundings without the constant need to brake for unexpected pedestrians, making the overall flow of goods faster and safer for the entire crew.
Constructed from poly material, the sign measures 300x225mm. It is designed for high visibility in industrial settings and follows the AS1314-1994 standard for prohibition signage. This durable specification ensures the sign remains legible for warehouse managers overseeing busy logistics hubs.
Features
- Indicates specific behaviours or actions that are not allowed
- Designed for forklift access only zones
- Prohibits pedestrian passageway
- Made from poly material
- Measures 300x225mm
- Referenced to AS1314-1994
Specifications
| Size | 300x225mm |
| Material | Poly |
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