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ISO 7010 safety signs and bilingual signage.

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How to choose safety signs

Safety signs communicate hazards, prohibitions, mandatory actions, fire equipment locations and escape routes. ISO 7010 pictograms make the message clear across languages; material and size decide whether the sign is still legible after years on site.

Use registered pictograms

ISO 7010 defines the symbols and colours: red circle for prohibition, yellow triangle for warning, blue circle for mandatory, green for safe condition and red square for fire equipment. Using the registered symbol, such as W012 for electricity, avoids ambiguity.

Text and languages

Supporting text should be short and in the languages of the workforce, for example English and Arabic. Keep wording consistent across the site.

Size and viewing distance

Choose sign size by the maximum viewing distance; larger signs are needed in warehouses, yards and on roads. ISO 3864-1 gives guidance on the relationship between size and distance.

Materials for the climate

Outdoor signs in strong sun need UV-resistant inks and laminates on aluminium or rigid plastic. Self-adhesive vinyl suits indoor use; photoluminescent material suits escape routes.

Pipe and valve identification

Use a single pipe marking scheme across the site, such as ASME A13.1 or BS 1710, with flow-direction arrows and contents named.

How to choose safety signs

Use registered pictograms

Text and languages

Supporting text should be short and in the languages of the workforce, for example English and Arabic. Keep wording consistent across the site.

Size and viewing distance

Choose sign size by the maximum viewing distance; larger signs are needed in warehouses, yards and on roads. ISO 3864-1 gives guidance on the relationship between size and distance.

Materials for the climate

Outdoor signs in strong sun need UV-resistant inks and laminates on aluminium or rigid plastic. Self-adhesive vinyl suits indoor use; photoluminescent material suits escape routes.

Pipe and valve identification

Use a single pipe marking scheme across the site, such as ASME A13.1 or BS 1710, with flow-direction arrows and contents named.

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Safety Signs

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Standard

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How to choose safety signs

Use registered pictograms

Text and languages

Size and viewing distance

Materials for the climate

Pipe and valve identification

Safety Signs

Categories

Standard

Availability

How to choose safety signs

Use registered pictograms

Text and languages

Size and viewing distance

Materials for the climate

Pipe and valve identification