Warning & Hazard Signs Collection

Safety Standards Compliance

All warning and hazard signs comply with IS standards, GHS (Globally Harmonized System) symbols, and Indian Factory Act requirements. Colors, symbols, and text follow international safety communication standards.

Symbol Reference Guide

Common hazard symbols used in warning signage (GHS & International Standards):

Color Code Standards

• Red: Danger, prohibition, fire equipment, stop
• Yellow/Amber: Caution, warning, temporary hazard
• Blue: Mandatory action, information, PPE requirement
• Green: Safe condition, emergency escape, first aid
• Orange: Dangerous parts of machines, energized equipment
• Purple: Radiation hazard areas and equipment
• Black/White: Traffic, housekeeping, directional

Installation Guidelines

• Mount at eye level (1.4-1.7m height) for maximum visibility
• Ensure adequate lighting (minimum 50 lux) for clear readability
• Use weather-resistant materials for outdoor applications
• Position signs to avoid obstruction by equipment or personnel
• Update signs immediately when hazard conditions change
• Maintain multilingual signage in diverse workplace environments
• Regular inspection and replacement of damaged or faded signs