Meaning of different safety signs

Meaning of different safety signs

The image you provided is a visual guide explaining the meaning of different safety signs using shapes and colors. Here's a detailed explanation and guidance on the use and interpretation of each safety sign type:


ЁЯФ╡ REGULATORY SIGNS (Circular)

These signs indicate that a rule or law is in force in a specific area.

1. Permission (Green Circle)

  • Meaning: Action is allowed or permitted.

  • Example: "Safety goggles may be removed in this area."

2. Prohibition (Red Circle with Slash)

  • Meaning: Something is not allowed or is forbidden.

  • Example: "No smoking," "Do not enter," "No mobile phones."

3. Mandatory (Solid Blue Circle)

  • Meaning: A specific action must be carried out.

  • Example: "Wear helmet," "Wear gloves," "Use ear protection."


INFORMATION SIGNS (Square or Rectangular)

These signs provide guidance without enforcing rules or actions.

1. White Square (Plain)

  • Meaning: General informational message.

  • Example: "Office this way," "Break area."

2. Red Square

  • Meaning: Indicates the location of fire equipment.

  • Example: "Fire extinguisher," "Fire alarm point."

3. Green Square

  • Meaning: Location of first aid or safety equipment.

  • Example: "First aid kit," "Emergency exit," "Eyewash station."

4. Blue Square

  • Meaning: General information or directions.

  • Example: "Cafeteria ahead," "Restrooms →."


ЁЯФ║ WARNING SIGNS (Triangles)

These signs are shaped like triangles and warn about potential hazards.

1. Plain Triangle (Black Outline)

  • Meaning: General caution or danger alert.

  • Example: "Slippery floor," "Trip hazard."

2. Yellow Triangle (With black border)

  • Meaning: Caution – be aware of a non-immediate hazard.

  • Example: "Forklift operating area," "Low ceiling."

3. Red Triangle (With white fill)

  • Meaning: Danger – an immediate or high-risk hazard.

  • Example: "High voltage," "Toxic chemicals," "Explosive area."

4. Yellow Triangle (Red Border)

  • Meaning: Radiation risk – hazardous radiation present.

  • Example: "X-ray in use," "Nuclear material."


ЁЯж║ WHY THESE SIGNS MATTER

  • Compliance with safety laws and workplace standards.

  • Awareness of hazards to avoid injury or accidents.

  • Direction for safe practices and emergency responses.

  • Health and safety culture promotion.


Best Practices for Use

  • Install at visible and relevant locations.

  • Ensure clarity and no visual obstructions.

  • Provide training to employees on sign meanings.

  • Conduct routine checks to maintain visibility and condition.

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