Safety in the workplace is most important. Remind your workers this everyday with Safety First OSHA signs. Use OSHA Safety First Signs to remind employees of potential hazards at the workplace.
Did you know that OSHA is part of the United States Department of Labor? Even our nations leaders are looking out for you employees. So follow their rules and equip your business with the appropriate signage.
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Photoluminescent exit signs work by absorbing and storing available ambient light, then in darkness they release this stored light in the form of a bright luminous glow. The UL924 standard requires exit signs to be legible for a minimum of 90 minutes at the maximum listed viewing distance of each sign. An exit sign that has a UL924 listing has met the highest building code available. ExitGlo™ UL924 listed exit signs not only meet, but exceed this specification.
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If you own a gas station, it is critical that you post these signs up to warn of the hazards. A lit cigarette or open flame could cause an explosion at a place such as a gas station. No Smoking Or Open Flames OSHA Signs come in two sizes and three materials. All signs come with 4 mounting holes. The pressure sensitive stick on vinyl decal can be applied to any clean smooth surface. All signs & decals are in accordance with the OSHA specifications 1910.145 and 1926.200.
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Alert workers in English and Spanish with our Bilingual OSHA Signs. Limit Danger Signs to the most extreme situations, where an imminent hazard has a high probability of causing serious injury or death. Use caution signs to alert employees to safety precautions. Use where minor or moderate injury can occur. Do not use Caution Signs where there is a possibility of serious injury or death. Use Notice Signs to state company safety policy for protection of employees or property. Bilingual OSHA Signs come in three materials: aluminum, pvc plastic, and stick-on vinyl. All signs come with 4 mounting holes and the pressure sensitive stick on vinyl can be applied to any clean smooth surface. All signs are in accordance with the OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Act) specification (1910.145 and 1926.200).
Do you need your employees to be safe, both day and night? That can be a snap with our "Authorized Personnel Only" Phosphorescent Sign. Use these signs with OSHA compliant danger headers to effectively warn people of hazards and avoid accidents - day or night. Simply charge the signs up with ambient light to be readable in the dark. OSHA required signs come in two sizes and three materials. All signs come with 4 mounting holes and the pressure sensitive stick on vinyl can be applied to any clean smooth surface. All signs are in accordance with the OSHA ( Occupational Safety and Health Act) specification (1910.145 and 1926.200).
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If you work in a semi-hazardous environment, safety should be taken very seriously. Post these OSHA Be Careful Signs up in various places to help remind your co-workers that being safe really is a must. These signs are available in a stick-on vinyl decal form, a metal sign form, and a plastic sign form. The pressure sensitive stick on vinyl decal can be applied to any clean smooth surface. All signs & decals are in accordance with the OSHA specifications 1910.145 and 1926.200.
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New Product! Electric installations no longer required! No Wiring - No Electricity - Non-radioactive. UL 924 Exit Signs, meets and exceeds the observation visibility criteria required for UL 924 Photoluminescent Exit Signs.
UL 924 Exit signs, after been exposed to 5 foot-candles of fluorescent light for 60 minutes are visible and legible in total darkness to observers from 50 feet away after all light has been extinguished.
Photoluminescent emergency exit signs are visible for hours in Total Darkness; Bright and Uniform Illumination; Aluminum Based - High Temperature Resistance; NO Electric Consumption; NO DC Backup System Required; NO Service Cost; NON-Flammable; NON-Toxic; NON-Explosive.
ExitGlow exit sign is the perfect choice for those looking to save money and conserve energy. Made with heavy gauge aluminum substrate the sign has an ETL listed viewing distance of 50 feet and exceeds all major building codes including NFPA 5000 and Life Safety 101. It can be used in new construction or as a replacement for existing electric signs. Framing is available, although all signs come with 4 mounting holes making Installation a snap. With a life expectancy of 25 years plus, they require no electricity (this is a self powered exit sign), no battery backup (unlike LED exit signs), or monthly maintenance which results in immediate savings.
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Bilingual OSHA Signs - Alert workers in English and Spanish. Limit Danger Signs to the most extreme situations, where an imminent hazard has a high probability of causing serious injury or death. Use Caution Signs to alert employees to safety precautions. Use where minor or moderate injury can occur. Do not use Caution Signs where there is a possibility of serious injury or death. Use Notice Signs to state company safety policy for protection of employees or property. OSHA required signs come in three materials. All signs come with 4 mounting holes and the pressure sensitive stick on vinyl can be applied to any clean smooth surface. All signs are in accordance with the OSHA (Occupational safety and Health Act) specification (1910.145 and 1926.200).
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Notice OSHA Signs - Use to state company safety policy for the protection of employees or property.
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