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2 A Technical Communications Company 2009 St. Claire, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction of this publication in any form without prior written permission is forbidden.

3 CONTENTS 1 Introduction Installation and Setup System Requirements Installation Running for The First Time Registration Your First Sign Sign Message Sign Header Sign Pictogram The Sign Builder DE Interface Layout Message Header Pictogram Preview Creating Compliant Industrial Safety Signs ANSI Z Compliant Safety Signs ANSI Style Header Panel ANSI Style Pictorial Panel ANSI Style Message Panel ISO Compliant Safety Signs ISO Style Header Panel ISO Style Pictorial Panel ISO Style Message Panel OSHA Compliant Safety Signs OSHA Style Header Panel OSHA Style Pictorial Panel OSHA Style Message Panel Use of Color Safety Symbols and Pictograms Safety Sign Message Viewing Distance Creating General Purpose Signs...23 Appendix A: Sign Examples...24 Appendix B: Header Reference...29 Appendix C: Pictogram Reference...33 ARROWS BLACK...33 ARROWS BLUE...36 ARROWS GENERAL...39 ARROWS GREEN...40 ARROWS OUTLINED...43 ARROWS RED...46 AWARENESS...49 CHEMISTRY...50 COMMON HAZARDS...50 DANGER...52 DOT HAZARD A...54 DOT HAZARD B...55 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Page 1

4 ELECTRICAL HAZARDS...61 FIRE CONTROL A...62 FIRE CONTROL B...63 FIRST AID...66 HANDS & FEET...68 HOUSEKEEPING & RECYCLING...69 INDUSTRIAL...69 INFORMATIONAL - BLUE...70 INJURY HAZARD...72 LOCKOUT TAGOUT...73 LODGING & TRAVELING...74 MACHINERY HAZARDS...75 MANDATORY A...75 MANDATORY B...77 MANDATORY C...79 MEDICAL...83 NPS - BLACK...84 NPS - BLUE...85 NPS - OUTLINED...87 NPS - STANDARD...89 PACKAGING & SHIPPING...91 PEOPLE & OCCUPATION...92 PERMISSION...94 PERSONAL PROTECTION...96 PHONES & ELECTRONICS...98 PROHIBITION A...98 PROHIBITION B PROHIBITION C RADIOACTIVE SAFETY SAFETY SLOGANS SHIPPING SMOKING STAIRS & ELEVATOR START & STOP WARNING A WARNING B WARNING C WASHROOM Appendix D: References Appendix E: License Agreement Page 2

5 1 Introduction Welcome and thank you for purchasing Sign Builder DE (Desktop Edition). Sign Builder DE is a software tool designed to produce custom signs. It can build professional quality signs for practically any situation. Sign Builder DE offers the flexibility to create ANSI, ISO, OSHA and other general-purpose signs. With an extensive library consisting of over 6000 unique high quality symbols, pictograms and signal word headers, nearly any sign you can imagine can be created using the Sign Builder DE software. Since it utilizes high quality vector graphics, signs built with Sign Builder DE will not distort and will not lose image quality as size is increased. Sign sizing and printing is flexible and is constrained only by the users printing capability. This manual is provided to help you get started and offers a complete reference of the software capabilities and resources. In addition to the basics, discussed are different standards and regulations that most people should observe when creating safety signage. Understanding these standards will better assist you in creating effective compliant safety signs. Page 3

6 2 Installation and Setup This chapter covers initial requirements and software installation necessary prior to using Sign Builder DE. It presents the following topics: System Requirements Installation Running for the First Time Registration 2.1 System Requirements Sign Builder DE is a Windows TM requirements as follows: application with very modest system A computer running Windows NT, 2000, XP, Vista or later. 100 megabytes of hard drive space. A printer for sign output. 2.2 Installation To install Sign Builder DE on your computer, you must first run the Sign Builder DE installation utility SignBuilderDE_Installer.exe provided to you at time of purchase. Double-click on the installer and follow the instructions presented in the dialogs. When the installation utility completes, Sign Builder DE will be installed on your computer. 2.3 Running for The First Time To run Sign Builder DE, use the Windows Start menu, navigate to Programs > Sign Builder Desktop Edition and click on Sign Builder. Running Sign Builder DE Page 4

7 By default, the Sign Builder DE software behaves as an evaluation copy and will function with limited capabilities until registered. Sign Builder DE Main Window Before Registration 2.4 Registration To unlock the full capabilities of Sign Builder DE, the software must be registered. A proper registration license is provided to you with your purchase. Register by selecting Tools > Register Sign Builder at the main window pulldown menu. This will open the Safety Sign Builder Registration Window where you can enter your name and license key. Registration Window A unique license key is required for each installed instance of Sign Builder DE. Please review the Sign Builder DE licensing information (Appendix E) for details. After entering the registration information, click OK and restart the program. You are now ready to use Sign Builder to its full potential. Page 5

8 3 Your First Sign NOTE: This section provides a quick refresher or a brief reference of how to build a sign using Sign Builder DE. Refer to Section 4 for in-depth description of software functions. Building a sign using Sign Builder DE is very easy and the result is always of the highest quality. To get an idea of what is involved, follow the illustrated instructions below to build your first sign using Sign Builder DE. 3.1 Sign Message Each sign may contain a message that is communicated to the observer. Let s assume that your first sign needs to communicate the message Electrical Hazard. Type the message in the Message area as shown below and click on the Preview Sign button. This displays the Preview pane where the sign would be displayed. As you can see, the message is displayed as large as possible and centered within the available space. Edit Sign Preview Sign Edit Sign Message Edit Window Preview Pane Add Sign Message 3.2 Sign Header In order to emphasize the importance of the message, most safety signs use a sign header (also known as signal word) to indicate a hazard level. In the case of your first sign, the hazard level can best be described as Danger. To include an appropriate header, click on the Edit Sign button to exit the preview pane and return to the edit window. From the Header area select DANGER (ANSI, EN). You will see a red Danger header displayed to the right. Appendix B provides a complete reference of available headers. Page 6

9 Select Sign Header Add Sign Header To preview the updated sign, click on the Preview Sign button. You ll now notice that the sign includes the selected header with the message resized and repositioned to accommodate the changes. 3.3 Sign Pictogram To further improve the effectiveness of our sign, it is appropriate to add a pictogram that would provide visual clues to the danger associated with Electrical Hazard. Click on the Edit Sign button to exit the preview pane and return to the edit window. From the Pictogram area click on the Select Left/Top Pictogram From Library button to open the Pictogram Browser window. Using the Pictogram Browser, select the ELECTRICAL HAZARDS library and the Electrical Hazards pictogram as shown below. Click the Use button to accept the current selection. Appendix C provides a complete reference of available pictograms. Select a Pictogram Page 7

10 The edit window will now display the selected pictogram. To preview the updated sign, click on the Preview Sign button. Now the sign includes the selected header, pictogram and message. All elements are sized and positioned to best accommodate the available space. Select Pictogram Add Sign Pictogram Your first sign is now ready for use. All you have to do is print it out. Page 8

11 4 The Sign Builder DE Interface The Sign Builder DE interface consists of 5 key areas as follows: 1. Layout 2. Message 3. Header 4. Pictogram 5. Preview Sign Builder DE Interface 4.1 Layout In the Layout area, Sign Builder DE provides facilities that allow control over sign size, orientation, overall background color and other associated options. Detailed explanation of each element is as follows: Layout Area 1. Print Sign Prints the sign using the current printer. This option is also available by selecting File > Print at the main window pulldown menu. 2. Print Setup Displays the Print Setup window where a printer and associated printer options can be selected. This option is also available by selecting File > Print Setup at the main window pulldown menu. Page 9

12 3. Preview Sign Displays the Preview pane where the sign can be viewed and adjusted prior to printing. This option is also available by selecting Preview at the main window pulldown menu. 4. Sign Background Color Displays the Color window where a sign background color can be selected. 5. Fit Sign to Page Resets current sign width and height to the maximum size possible based on the current printer paper size. 6. Sign Width and Height Allows for setting custom width and height. Values larger than the maximum width or height supported by the current printer setting will not be accepted. 7. Units Toggles width and height units between inches and millimeters. At startup, Sign Builder DE assigns an initial size to the sign based on the default printer and its default paper settings. The user can change those settings by using the Print Setup button. In most cases, a printer will be set to print to a standard Letter (8.5 x 11 inches) sized sheet in the portrait orientation. The maximum possible sign size for that sheet will then be calculated and shown, leaving the required margin required by the printer on all four sides of the page. The sign can always be set to the maximum dimension allotted by the current printer settings using the Fit Sign to Page button. The size of the printed sign can also be changed manually in the Width and Height fields. Note that any entry in these fields must not be greater than the allowed maximum dimension. 4.2 Message The Message area is used to edit the sign message and its associated properties. Message area elements are as follows: Message Area 1. Message Font Displays the Font window where fonts and font properties can be selected. Font properties can be bold, italic, color, strikeout and underline. 2. Message Background Color Displays the Color window where a message background color can be selected. 3. Align Message Left Aligns the message left. 4. Center Message Centers the message. 5. Align Message Right Aligns the message right. Page 10

13 6. Message Font Format And Color - Displays the message font, style, color and alignment as selected. 7. Sign Message Input area where the message content can be edited. Note that selecting font size has no effect on how big the sign message is displayed. Sign Builder DE automatically resizes and word-wraps the message to maximize the use of the available space. In cases where words should remain on the same line, an underscore character _ can be used to indicate a non-breaking space. The effect of non-breaking space is illustrated in the examples below. Message Without Non-Breaking Space Message With Non-Breaking Space The Message Background Color button allows selection of background color for only the message area of the sign while leaving all remaining sign components with default white background or as selected by the Sign Background Color button found in the Layout area. Page 11

14 The Message Background Color button in combination with the Message Font button make it possible to produce many ANSI and ISO compliant signs that require a colored message area. Examples of Signs Using a Colored Message Area 4.3 Header Sign Builder DE includes a number of ANSI, ISO, OSHA and other general-purpose headers (also known as signal words). The Header area is used to select an appropriate header for inclusion on your sign. Elements of the Header area are as follows: Header Area 1. Header Category Provides a list of header category options. Selecting a category limits the number of headers to that category. Categories are ALL, OSHA, ANSI, ISO, ENGLISH, SPANISH and FRENCH. For example, if the ANSI category is selected, only ANSI headers will be listed. 2. Select Sign Header Provides a list of available sign headers. 3. Sign Header Displays a preview of the selected header. A complete catalog of available headers is provided in Appendix B. Page 12

15 4.4 Pictogram In order to provide visual clues associated with the message, a sign may include a pictogram or a symbol. Sign Builder DE allows up to two pictograms to be included on a single sign. Depending on the orientation of a sign, landscape vs. portrait, the pictograms can be positioned left and/or right or above and/or below of the sign message. Below are various examples of pictogram positioning using one or two pictograms per sign. Examples of Pictogram Positioning Explanation of each Pictogram area element is as follows: Left / Top Pictogram Right / Bottom Pictogram Pictogram Area 1. Select Left/Top Pictogram From Library Displays the Pictogram Library Browser window where a pictogram can be selected from the pictogram library for inclusion to the left or above the sign message. 2. Import Left/Top Pictogram Displays the Open window where an external pictogram image from your personal files can be imported for inclusion to the left or above the sign message. 3. Clear Left/Top Pictogram Clears the left/top pictogram preview. 4. Left/Top Pictogram Displays a preview of the left/top pictogram. 5. Select Right/Bottom Pictogram From Library Displays the Pictogram Library Browser window where a pictogram can be selected from the pictogram library for inclusion to the right or below the sign message. Page 13

16 6. Import Right/Bottom Pictogram Displays the Open window where an external pictogram image from your personal files can be imported for inclusion to the right or below the sign message. 7. Clear Right/Bottom Pictogram Clears the right/bottom pictogram preview. 8. Right/Bottom Pictogram Displays a preview of the right/bottom pictogram. The Sign Builder DE library contains in excess of 6000 scaleable vector pictograms. A complete catalog is provided in Appendix C. Pictograms contained in the library can be selected using the Pictogram Library Browser window. The elements of the Pictogram Library Browser windows are as follows: 1. Libraries Lists all available pictogram library titles. 2. Pictograms Lists all pictograms contained within the currently selected library title. 3. Pictogram Preview Displays the currently selected pictogram. 4. Use Imports the currently selected pictogram for use. 5. Cancel Exits the Pictogram Library Browser Pictogram Library Browser Window Although it is an extensive resource, the pictogram library may not always provide suitable content for unique or obscure situations. To accommodate such cases, Sign Builder DE can also import user-supplied external images or pictograms. Supported file formats are as follows: WMF Windows Metafile EMF Extended (Enhanced) Windows Metafile BMP Windows OS/2 Bitmap DIB Device-Independent Bitmap JPG JPEG/JFIF Image GIF Graphic Interchange Format Page 14

17 4.5 Preview The preview area displays an approximate representation of the final sign, as it will appear when printed. To display the Preview pane from the main edit window, use the Preview Sign button. With the Preview pane displayed, you ll notice that the Preview Sign button in the layout area is now replaced with the Edit Sign button. Elements of the preview area are as follows: 1 2 Preview Area 1. Adjust Message/Pictogram Ratio Adjusts the size of the sign message and pictograms differentially. 2. Preview Pane Displays an approximate representation of the final sign. Moving the Adjust Message/Pictogram Ratio slider up increases the size of the pictograms while decreasing the size of the message. Respectively, moving the Adjust Message/ Pictogram Ratio slider down decreases the size of the pictograms while increasing the size of the message. An example is shown below: Relative Sizing of Pictogram and Message Page 15

18 5 Creating Compliant Industrial Safety Signs Signs developed to be in compliance with one of the applicable safety standards need to follow guidelines established for that specific standard. General guidelines for each applicable standard are outlined within this manual. Standards and Regulations covering industrial safety signage can be acquired from the following: ANSI (American National Standards Institute ISO (International Organization for Standardization OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration ANSI Z Compliant Safety Signs ANSI Z specifies the current standard for safety signs. A variance from the older 1998 standard, ANSI Z signs are made up of three distinct panels or areas within the sign. Understanding all the conditions and likelihood of injuries should be the first consideration when creating a safety sign. The first panel is the header panel that contains the Signal Words DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION or NOTICE. When using these symbol words or headers (exception Notice), the safety alert symbol should be used in conjunction with the signal word. Examples built using Sign Builder DE are shown below. Header Panel Pictorial Panel Message Panel Typical ANSI Compliant Signs ANSI Style Header Panel The following are standard headers identified by ANSI Z DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. Safety Signs identified by the signal word DANGER should be used sparingly and only for situations presenting the most serious hazards. Page 16

19 WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. Hazards identified by the signal word WARNING present a lesser degree of risk of injury or death than those identified by the signal word DANGER. CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices associated with events that could lead to personal injury. NOTICE: Indicates a statement of company policy directly or indirectly related to the safety of personnel or protection of property. This signal word should not be associated directly with hazard or hazardous situations and shall not be used in place of danger, warning or caution ANSI Style Pictorial Panel The second panel is the pictorial panel that contains a symbol appropriate to the hazardous information you are trying to convey. There are two different classifications of pictorials: Hazard Alerting Pictorials a picture (as shown below) that shows what the hazard is and what the consequences are if the worker fails to follow the instructions. Hazard Avoidance Pictorials a picture (as shown below) that illustrates the action to be taken to avoid the hazard ANSI Style Message Panel ANSI recommends a combination of UPPERCASE and lowercase sans serif text when writing messages in the sign. Uppercase text should be used to call to action, a consequence statement, emergency information or to describe the hazard that is present. Lowercase text should be used to give instructions about how to avoid the hazard, to outline the consequences more in detail, to explain the action statement or outline safety measures to be taken. Page 17

20 5.2 ISO Compliant Safety Signs Along with the ability to create ANSI style signs, Sign Builder DE offers the ability to create ISO style signs. ISO 3864 builds on the system of hazard communication in identifying the severity level of the hazard and supplementary safety information in word or symbolic form that aids in the communication of safety information across language barriers. Safety signs that include text can be used when some of the necessary safety information cannot be communicated in symbolic form, when the combination of safety sign with text is judged to be more effective or when legal requirements in countries mandate the use of text to communicate safety information. Typical examples of ISO 3864 compliant signs built using Sign Builder DE are shown below. Standard ISO style signs utilizing signal word, safety symbol and information text. Landscape ISO style sign without header, utilizing a Mandatory symbol. Typical ISO Compliant Signs ISO Style Header Panel Similar to ANSI headers, ISO headers or the hazard severity panel includes a general warning symbol. In contrast to the ANSI general warning symbol, ISO shows a yellow background with a black explanation mark. The following are standard ISO headers. DANGER indicates a hazard with a high level of risk that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. Page 18

21 WARNING indicates a hazard with a medium level of risk that, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. CAUTION indicates a hazard with a low level of risk that, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury ISO Style Pictorial Panel ISO compliant pictograms use shape and color to communicate. Geometric surround shapes and their respective meanings are listed below: WARNING - A black graphical symbol inside a yellow triangle with a black triangular band defines a safety sign that indicates a hazard. PROHIBITION - A black graphical symbol inside a red circular band with a red diagonal bar defines a safety sign that indicates that an action shall not be taken or shall be stopped. MANDATORY - A white graphical symbol inside a blue circle defines a safety sign that indicates that an action shall be taken to avoid a hazard ISO Style Message Panel ISO message panel recommendations are very similar to ANSI. One exception worth noting is that it is acceptable to emphasize the message by using color as follows: WARNING Black text on Yellow background PROHIBITION White text on Red background MANDATORY White text on Blue background Page 19

22 5.3 OSHA Compliant Safety Signs This specification applies to the design, application and use of signs or symbols intended to indicate and, insofar as possible, to define specific hazards of a nature such that failure to designate them may lead to accidental injury to workers or the public, or both, or to property damage. This specification is intended to cover all safety signs except those designed for streets, highways, railroads, and marine regulations. Typical examples of OSHA compliant signs built using Sign Builder DE are shown below. OSHA style sign using Danger header with hazard symbol on the right side of sign. OSHA style sign using Caution header with hazard symbol on the left side of sign. OSHA style sign using Warning header with hazard symbol on the right side of sign OSHA style sign using Safety First header with hazard symbol on the right side of sign. Typical OSHA Compliant Signs OSHA Style Header Panel The header definitions seem very similar between ANSI, ISO and OSHA yet, to some, contain important differences regarding the probability of serious death or injury. The OSHA header definitions are as follows: DANGER shall be used in major hazard situations where an immediate hazard presents a threat of death or serious injury to employees. Danger tags shall be used only in these situations. WARNING may be used to represent a hazard level between "Caution" and "Danger,". CAUTION shall be used in minor hazard situations where a non-immediate or potential hazard or unsafe practice presents a lesser threat of employee injury. Page 20

23 5.3.2 OSHA Style Pictorial Panel OSHA compliant safety signs may contain a pictogram alongside the sign message. Generally, it is acceptable to use ANSI or ISO compliant pictograms in OSHA compliant signs OSHA Style Message Panel OSHA compliant signs use centered, all caps message text. 5.4 Use of Color When creating safety signs there are five basic colors that are commonly used, usually in conjunction with signal words or hazard classification. RED is used to identify hazards that are immediate and have the potential for serious injury or death. Red is commonly used with Danger, Fire or Stop situations. This is usually used to label flammable liquids, emergency switches and fire issues. ORANGE is used to identify hazards that are serious but not necessarily immediate. It warns the reader to be careful because there is the potential for serious injury or even death. Examples would include pinch points, machinery and moving parts. Orange is most commonly used with the signal word Warning. YELLOW is used to identify hazards that might result in injury that, while not necessarily life threatening, could still be somewhat serious. Slips, trips and falls would fall into this category as would certain storage cabinets (corrosives, flammables, etc ). Caution is most commonly used with the color yellow. GREEN identifies safety and is usually used to identify safety material like MSDS sheets, first aid and medical. There is no immediate danger present. It is typically associated with the word Safety or Think. BLUE is most often used with signs requiring use of personal protective equipment, safety regulations and procedures. Blue is most commonly used with the signal word Notice. 5.5 Safety Symbols and Pictograms The use of descriptive safety symbols and pictograms is an important part of industrial safety communication. Sign Builder DE provides an extensive library of ANSI, ISO and OSHA symbols. In addition, included are shipping & handling, egress & assembly, housekeeping & recycling, DOT Identification, lockout/tagout, medical, industrial and a host of other general Page 21

24 purpose symbols. For a complete catalog of available Sign Builder DE Symbols, see Appendix C 5.6 Safety Sign Message Viewing Distance Determining the safe viewing distance of a sign depends upon many factors, including lighting, background, letter type and visual acuity. The ANSI Z standard uses a ratio of 25 feet of viewing distance per inch of text (character height) for favorable reading conditions and a ratio of 12 feet of viewing distance per inch for unfavorable reading conditions. Other factors to consider in determining signage size, include: the complexity of the message, an individual s reaction time necessary and the angle the sign will be seen from. In many situations it is better to use multiple smaller signs that are strategically positioned instead of one large sign. Many times letter size may need to be larger for a variety of reasons: To make the label more noticeable from other information displayed in the area To enable legibility under low light, or other poor viewing conditions To alert personnel sooner than the minimum safe viewing distance To convey special importance for portions of the message To improve legibility for persons who have vision problems with small text Page 22

25 6 Creating General Purpose Signs Sign Builder DE can be used to build a variety of signs for general or recreational purposes where adhering to a regulation or a standard is not necessary. Coupled with the ability to import custom user-supplied images, signs for various occasions are simple to create and limited only by your imagination. Some examples of such signs are shown below. Examples of General Purpose Signs Page 23

26 Appendix A: Sign Examples After a brief exposure to Sign Builder DE you ll notice that the interface is very intuitive and the overall behavior of the tool is very predictable. We d encourage you to experiment with various combinations in order to become comfortable with the relationship of the interface elements and the components of a sign as presented by the preview. Below provided are a number of practical examples illustrating the capabilities of Sign Builder DE. To build the signs shown in the examples, simply replicate the state of the Layout, Message, Header and Pictogram areas as illustrated in the example screens. Page 24

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31 Appendix B: Header Reference The following is an illustrated reference of all headers (signal words) made available by Sign Builder DE. Updated libraries containing additional headers may be available. Check the Sign Builder DE website ( for availability. STANDARD HEADERS ABIERTO (ES) ADVERTENCIA (ALT, ES) ADVERTENCIA (ANSI, ES) ADVERTENCIA (ANSI, INV, ES) ADVERTENCIA (ISO, ES) ADVERTENCIA (OSHA, ES) AREA RESTRINGIDA (ES) ATTENTION (ALT, FR) ATTENTION (ANSI, FR) ATTENTION (ANSI, INV, FR) ATTENTION (ISO, FR) ATTENTION (OSHA, FR) ATTENTION (OSHA, INV, FR) ATTENTION (RADIATION, FR) ATTENTION (RADIATION, INV, FR) AVERTISSEMENT (ALT, FR) AVERTISSEMENT (ANSI, FR) AVERTISSEMENT (ANSI, INV, FR) AVERTISSEMENT (ISO, FR) AVERTISSEMENT (OSHA, FR) AVISO (ES) Page 29

32 STANDARD HEADERS BE CAREFUL (EN) CAUTION (ALT, EN) CAUTION (ANSI, EN) CAUTION (ANSI, INV, EN) CAUTION (ISO, EN) CAUTION (OSHA, EN) CAUTION (OSHA, INV, EN) CAUTION (RADIATION, EN) CAUTION (RADIATION, INV, EN) CERRADO (ES) CLOSED (EN) CUIDADO (ALT, ES) CUIDADO (ANSI, ES) CUIDADO (ANSI, INV, ES) CUIDADO (ISO, ES) CUIDADO (OSHA, ES) CUIDADO (OSHA, INV, ES) CUIDADO (RADIATION, ES) CUIDADO (RADIATION, INV, ES) DANGER (ALT, EN) DANGER (ALT, FR) DANGER (ANSI, EN) DANGER (ANSI, FR) DANGER (ISO, EN) DANGER (ISO, FR) DANGER (OSHA, EN) DANGER (OSHA, FR) Page 30

33 STANDARD HEADERS EMERGENCIA (ES) EMERGENCY (EN) EN VENTE (FR) EXIT (EN) FAIT ATTENTION (FR) FIRST AID (EN) FOR SALE (EN) KEEP OUT (EN) LA SURETE PREMIEREMENT (FR) NO ENTRAR (ES) NO ESTACIONAR (ES) NO EXIT (EN) NO HAY SALIDA (ES) NO PARKING (EN) NOTICE (EN) NOTIFICATION (FR) OPEN (EN) PARA LA VENTA (ES) PELIGRO (ALT, ES) PELIGRO (ANSI, ES) PELIGRO (ISO, ES) PELIGRO (OSHA, ES) PENSER (FR) PIENSE (ES) PIENSE CALIDAD (ES) PLEASE (EN) POR FAVOR (ES) Page 31

34 STANDARD HEADERS PRECAUCION (ALT, ES) PRECAUCION (ANSI, ES) PRECAUCION (ANSI, INV, ES) PRECAUCION (ISO, ES) PRECAUCION (OSHA, ES) PRECAUCION (OSHA, INV, ES) PRIMEROS AUXILIOS (ES) RESTRICTED AREA (EN) SAFETY FIRST (EN) SALIDA (ES) SEA CUIDADOSO (ES) SEGURIDAD PRIMERO (ES) THINK (EN) THINK QUALITY (EN) URGENCE (FR) WARNING (ALT, EN) WARNING (ANSI, EN) WARNING (ANSI, INV, EN) WARNING (ISO, EN) WARNING (OSHA, EN) Page 32

35 Appendix C: Pictogram Reference Sign Builder DE ships with over 6000 pictograms and symbols primarily for use with safety signage. All pictograms are organized in topical libraries. The following is an illustrated reference of all available pictograms. Updated libraries containing additional pictograms may be available. Check the Sign Builder DE website ( for availability. ARROWS BLACK ARROW 000 ARROW 001 ARROW 002 ARROW 003 ARROW 004 ARROW 005 ARROW 006 ARROW 007 ARROW 008 ARROW 009 ARROW 010 ARROW 011 ARROW 012 ARROW 013 ARROW 014 ARROW 015 ARROW 016 ARROW 017 ARROW 018 ARROW 019 ARROW 020 ARROW 021 ARROW 022 ARROW 023 ARROW 024 ARROW 025 ARROW 026 ARROW 027 ARROW 028 ARROW 029 ARROW 030 ARROW 031 ARROW 032 ARROW 033 ARROW 034 ARROW 035 ARROW 036 ARROW 037 ARROW 038 ARROW 039 ARROW 040 ARROW 041 ARROW 042 ARROW 043 ARROW 044 ARROW 045 ARROW 046 ARROW 047 ARROW 048 ARROW 049 ARROW 050 ARROW 051 ARROW 052 ARROW 053 ARROW 054 ARROW Page 33

36 ARROWS BLACK ARROW 056 ARROW 057 ARROW 058 ARROW 059 ARROW 060 ARROW 061 ARROW 062 ARROW 063 ARROW 064 ARROW 069 ARROW 070 ARROW 071 ARROW 072 ARROW 073 ARROW 074 ARROW 075 ARROW 076 ARROW 077 ARROW 078 ARROW 079 ARROW 080 ARROW 081 ARROW 082 ARROW 083 ARROW 084 ARROW 085 ARROW 086 ARROW 087 ARROW 088 ARROW 089 ARROW 090 ARROW 091 ARROW 092 ARROW 093 ARROW 094 ARROW 095 ARROW 096 ARROW 097 ARROW 098 ARROW 099 ARROW 100 ARROW 101 ARROW 102 ARROW 103 ARROW 104 ARROW 105 ARROW 106 ARROW 107 ARROW 108 ARROW 109 ARROW 110 ARROW 111 ARROW 112 ARROW 114 ARROW 115 ARROW 116 ARROW 117 ARROW 118 ARROW 119 ARROW 120 ARROW 121 ARROW 122 ARROW 123 ARROW 124 ARROW 125 ARROW 126 ARROW 127 ARROW 128 ARROW 129 ARROW 130 ARROW 131 ARROW Page 34

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38 ARROWS BLACK ARROW 207 ARROWS BLUE ARROW 000 ARROW 001 ARROW 002 ARROW 003 ARROW 004 ARROW 005 ARROW 006 ARROW 007 ARROW 008 ARROW 009 ARROW 010 ARROW 011 ARROW 012 ARROW 013 ARROW 014 ARROW 015 ARROW 016 ARROW 017 ARROW 018 ARROW 019 ARROW 020 ARROW 021 ARROW 022 ARROW 023 ARROW 024 ARROW 025 ARROW 026 ARROW 027 ARROW 028 ARROW 029 ARROW 030 ARROW 031 ARROW 032 ARROW 033 ARROW 034 ARROW 035 ARROW 036 ARROW 037 ARROW 038 ARROW 039 ARROW 040 ARROW 041 ARROW 042 ARROW 043 ARROW 044 ARROW 045 ARROW 046 ARROW 047 ARROW 048 ARROW 049 ARROW 050 ARROW 051 ARROW 052 ARROW 053 ARROW 054 ARROW Page 36

39 ARROWS BLUE ARROW 056 ARROW 057 ARROW 058 ARROW 059 ARROW 060 ARROW 061 ARROW 062 ARROW 063 ARROW 064 ARROW 069 ARROW 070 ARROW 071 ARROW 072 ARROW 073 ARROW 074 ARROW 075 ARROW 076 ARROW 077 ARROW 078 ARROW 079 ARROW 080 ARROW 081 ARROW 082 ARROW 083 ARROW 084 ARROW 085 ARROW 086 ARROW 087 ARROW 088 ARROW 089 ARROW 090 ARROW 091 ARROW 092 ARROW 093 ARROW 094 ARROW 095 ARROW 096 ARROW 097 ARROW 098 ARROW 099 ARROW 100 ARROW 101 ARROW 102 ARROW 103 ARROW 104 ARROW 105 ARROW 106 ARROW 107 ARROW 108 ARROW 109 ARROW 110 ARROW 111 ARROW 112 ARROW 114 ARROW 115 ARROW 116 ARROW 117 ARROW 118 ARROW 119 ARROW 120 ARROW 121 ARROW 122 ARROW 123 ARROW 124 ARROW 125 ARROW 126 ARROW 127 ARROW 128 ARROW 129 ARROW 130 ARROW 131 ARROW Page 37

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42 ARROWS GENERAL General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General ARROWS GREEN ARROW 000 ARROW 001 ARROW 002 ARROW 003 ARROW 004 ARROW 005 ARROW 006 ARROW 007 ARROW 008 ARROW 009 ARROW 010 ARROW 011 ARROW 012 ARROW 013 ARROW 014 ARROW Page 40

43 ARROWS GREEN ARROW 016 ARROW 017 ARROW 018 ARROW 019 ARROW 020 ARROW 021 ARROW 022 ARROW 023 ARROW 024 ARROW 025 ARROW 026 ARROW 027 ARROW 028 ARROW 029 ARROW 030 ARROW 031 ARROW 032 ARROW 033 ARROW 034 ARROW 035 ARROW 036 ARROW 037 ARROW 038 ARROW 039 ARROW 040 ARROW 041 ARROW 042 ARROW 043 ARROW 044 ARROW 045 ARROW 046 ARROW 047 ARROW 048 ARROW 049 ARROW 050 ARROW 051 ARROW 052 ARROW 053 ARROW 054 ARROW 055 ARROW 056 ARROW 057 ARROW 058 ARROW 059 ARROW 060 ARROW 061 ARROW 062 ARROW 063 ARROW 064 ARROW 069 ARROW 070 ARROW 071 ARROW 072 ARROW 073 ARROW 074 ARROW 075 ARROW 076 ARROW 077 ARROW 078 ARROW 079 ARROW 080 ARROW 081 ARROW 082 ARROW 083 ARROW 084 ARROW 085 ARROW 086 ARROW 087 ARROW 088 ARROW 089 ARROW 090 ARROW Page 41

44 ARROWS GREEN ARROW 092 ARROW 093 ARROW 094 ARROW 095 ARROW 096 ARROW 097 ARROW 098 ARROW 099 ARROW 100 ARROW 101 ARROW 102 ARROW 103 ARROW 104 ARROW 105 ARROW 106 ARROW 107 ARROW 108 ARROW 109 ARROW 110 ARROW 111 ARROW 112 ARROW 114 ARROW 115 ARROW 116 ARROW 117 ARROW 118 ARROW 119 ARROW 120 ARROW 121 ARROW 122 ARROW 123 ARROW 124 ARROW 125 ARROW 126 ARROW 127 ARROW 128 ARROW 129 ARROW 130 ARROW 131 ARROW 132 ARROW 133 ARROW 134 ARROW 135 ARROW 136 ARROW 137 ARROW 138 ARROW 139 ARROW 140 ARROW 141 ARROW 142 ARROW 143 ARROW 144 ARROW 145 ARROW 146 ARROW 147 ARROW 148 ARROW 149 ARROW 150 ARROW 152 ARROW 156 ARROW 157 ARROW 158 ARROW 159 ARROW 160 ARROW 161 ARROW 163 ARROW 164 ARROW 165 ARROW 166 ARROW 167 ARROW 168 ARROW Page 42

45 ARROWS GREEN ARROW 170 ARROW 171 ARROW 172 ARROW 173 ARROW 174 ARROW 175 ARROW 176 ARROW 177 ARROW 178 ARROW 179 ARROW 180 ARROW 181 ARROW 182 ARROW 183 ARROW 184 ARROW 185 ARROW 186 ARROW 187 ARROW 188 ARROW 189 ARROW 190 ARROW 191 ARROW 192 ARROW 193 ARROW 194 ARROW 195 ARROW 196 ARROW 197 ARROW 198 ARROW 199 ARROW 200 ARROW 201 ARROW 202 ARROW 203 ARROW 204 ARROW 205 ARROW 206 ARROW 207 ARROWS OUTLINED ARROW-049- BLUE ARROW-049- GREEN ARROW-049- RED ARROW-049- YELLOW ARROW-050- BLUE ARROW-050- GREEN ARROW-050- RED ARROW-050- YELLOW ARROW-051- BLUE ARROW-051- GREEN ARROW-051- RED ARROW-051- YELLOW ARROW-052- BLUE ARROW-052- GREEN ARROW-052- RED ARROW-052- YELLOW ARROW-053- BLUE ARROW-053- GREEN ARROW-053- RED ARROW-053- YELLOW ARROW-054- BLUE ARROW-054- GREEN ARROW-054- RED ARROW-054- YELLOW Page 43

46 Page 44 ARROWS OUTLINED ARROW-055- BLUE ARROW-055- GREEN ARROW-055- RED ARROW-055- YELLOW ARROW-068- BLUE ARROW-068- GREEN ARROW-068- RED ARROW-068- YELLOW ARROW-069- BLUE ARROW-069- GREEN ARROW-069- RED ARROW-069- YELLOW ARROW-072- BLUE ARROW-072- GREEN ARROW-072- RED ARROW-072- YELLOW ARROW-073- BLUE ARROW-073- GREEN ARROW-073- RED ARROW-073- YELLOW ARROW-074- BLUE ARROW-074- GREEN ARROW-074- RED ARROW-074- YELLOW ARROW-075- BLUE ARROW-075- GREEN ARROW-075- RED ARROW-075- YELLOW ARROW-080- BLUE ARROW-080- GREEN ARROW-080- RED ARROW-080- YELLOW ARROW-081- BLUE ARROW-081- GREEN ARROW-081- RED ARROW-081- YELLOW ARROW-133- BLUE ARROW-133- GREEN ARROW-133- RED ARROW-133- YELLOW ARROW-134- BLUE ARROW-134- GREEN ARROW-134- RED ARROW-134- YELLOW ARROW-135- BLUE ARROW-135- GREEN ARROW-135- RED ARROW-135- YELLOW ARROW-136- BLUE ARROW-136- GREEN ARROW-136- RED ARROW-136- YELLOW ARROW-149- BLUE ARROW-149- GREEN ARROW-149- RED ARROW-149- YELLOW ARROW-150- BLUE ARROW-150- GREEN ARROW-150- RED ARROW-150- YELLOW ARROW-151- BLUE ARROW-151- GREEN ARROW-151- RED ARROW-151- YELLOW

47 Page 45 ARROWS OUTLINED ARROW-152- BLUE ARROW-152- GREEN ARROW-152- RED ARROW-152- YELLOW ARROW-179- BLUE ARROW-179- GREEN ARROW-179- RED ARROW-179- YELLOW ARROW-180- BLUE ARROW-180- GREEN ARROW-180- RED ARROW-180- YELLOW ARROW-193- BLUE ARROW-193- GREEN ARROW-193- RED ARROW-193- YELLOW ARROW-194- BLUE ARROW-194- GREEN ARROW-194- RED ARROW-194- YELLOW ARROW-195- BLUE ARROW-195- GREEN ARROW-195- RED ARROW-195- YELLOW ARROW-196- BLUE ARROW-196- GREEN ARROW-196- RED ARROW-196- YELLOW ARROW-197- BLUE ARROW-197- GREEN ARROW-197- RED ARROW-197- YELLOW ARROW-198- BLUE ARROW-198- GREEN ARROW-198- RED ARROW-198- YELLOW ARROW-199- BLUE ARROW-199- GREEN ARROW-199- RED ARROW-199- YELLOW ARROW-200- BLUE ARROW-200- GREEN ARROW-200- RED ARROW-200- YELLOW ARROW-201- BLUE ARROW-201- GREEN ARROW-201- RED ARROW-201- YELLOW ARROW-202- BLUE ARROW-202- GREEN ARROW-202- RED ARROW-202- YELLOW ARROW-203- BLUE ARROW-203- GREEN ARROW-203- RED ARROW-203- YELLOW ARROW-204- BLUE ARROW-204- GREEN ARROW-204- RED ARROW-204- YELLOW ARROW-205- BLUE ARROW-205- GREEN ARROW-205- RED ARROW-205- YELLOW

48 ARROWS OUTLINED ARROW-206- BLUE ARROW-206- GREEN ARROW-206- RED ARROW-206- YELLOW ARROW-207- BLUE ARROW-207- GREEN ARROW-207- RED ARROW-207- YELLOW ARROW-208- BLUE ARROW-208- GREEN ARROW-208- RED ARROW-208- YELLOW ARROW-225- BLUE ARROW-225- GREEN ARROW-225- RED ARROW-225- YELLOW ARROW-226- BLUE ARROW-226- GREEN ARROW-226- RED ARROW-226- YELLOW ARROW-227- BLUE ARROW-227- GREEN ARROW-227- RED ARROW-227- YELLOW ARROW-228- BLUE ARROW-228- GREEN ARROW-228- RED ARROW-228- YELLOW ARROW-229- BLUE ARROW-229- GREEN ARROW-229- RED ARROW-229- YELLOW ARROW-230- BLUE ARROW-230- GREEN ARROW-230- RED ARROW-230- YELLOW ARROW-231- BLUE ARROW-231- GREEN ARROW-231- RED ARROW-231- YELLOW ARROW-232- BLUE ARROW-232- GREEN ARROW-232- RED ARROW-232- YELLOW ARROWS RED ARROW 000 ARROW 001 ARROW 002 ARROW 003 ARROW 004 ARROW 005 ARROW 006 ARROW 007 ARROW 008 ARROW 009 ARROW 010 ARROW 011 ARROW 012 ARROW 013 ARROW 014 ARROW Page 46

49 ARROWS RED ARROW 016 ARROW 017 ARROW 018 ARROW 019 ARROW 020 ARROW 021 ARROW 022 ARROW 023 ARROW 024 ARROW 025 ARROW 026 ARROW 027 ARROW 028 ARROW 029 ARROW 030 ARROW 031 ARROW 032 ARROW 033 ARROW 034 ARROW 035 ARROW 036 ARROW 037 ARROW 038 ARROW 039 ARROW 040 ARROW 041 ARROW 042 ARROW 043 ARROW 044 ARROW 045 ARROW 046 ARROW 047 ARROW 048 ARROW 049 ARROW 050 ARROW 051 ARROW 052 ARROW 053 ARROW 054 ARROW 055 ARROW 056 ARROW 057 ARROW 058 ARROW 059 ARROW 060 ARROW 061 ARROW 062 ARROW 063 ARROW 064 ARROW 069 ARROW 070 ARROW 071 ARROW 072 ARROW 073 ARROW 074 ARROW 075 ARROW 076 ARROW 077 ARROW 078 ARROW 079 ARROW 080 ARROW 081 ARROW 082 ARROW 083 ARROW 084 ARROW 085 ARROW 086 ARROW 087 ARROW 088 ARROW 089 ARROW 090 ARROW Page 47

50 ARROWS RED ARROW 092 ARROW 093 ARROW 094 ARROW 095 ARROW 096 ARROW 097 ARROW 098 ARROW 099 ARROW 100 ARROW 101 ARROW 102 ARROW 103 ARROW 104 ARROW 105 ARROW 106 ARROW 107 ARROW 108 ARROW 109 ARROW 110 ARROW 111 ARROW 112 ARROW 114 ARROW 115 ARROW 116 ARROW 117 ARROW 118 ARROW 119 ARROW 120 ARROW 121 ARROW 122 ARROW 123 ARROW 124 ARROW 125 ARROW 126 ARROW 127 ARROW 128 ARROW 129 ARROW 130 ARROW 131 ARROW 132 ARROW 133 ARROW 134 ARROW 135 ARROW 136 ARROW 137 ARROW 138 ARROW 139 ARROW 140 ARROW 141 ARROW 142 ARROW 143 ARROW 144 ARROW 145 ARROW 146 ARROW 147 ARROW 148 ARROW 149 ARROW 150 ARROW 152 ARROW 156 ARROW 157 ARROW 158 ARROW 159 ARROW 160 ARROW 161 ARROW 162 ARROW 163 ARROW 164 ARROW 165 ARROW 166 ARROW 167 ARROW Page 48

51 ARROWS RED ARROW 169 ARROW 170 ARROW 171 ARROW 172 ARROW 173 ARROW 174 ARROW 175 ARROW 176 ARROW 177 ARROW 178 ARROW 179 ARROW 180 ARROW 181 ARROW 182 ARROW 183 ARROW 184 ARROW 185 ARROW 186 ARROW 187 ARROW 188 ARROW 189 ARROW 190 ARROW 191 ARROW 192 ARROW 193 ARROW 194 ARROW 195 ARROW 196 ARROW 197 ARROW 198 ARROW 199 ARROW 200 ARROW 201 ARROW 202 ARROW 203 ARROW 204 ARROW 205 ARROW 206 ARROW 207 AWARENESS Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Awareness Page 49

52 CHEMISTRY Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry COMMON HAZARDS Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Page 50

53 COMMON HAZARDS Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Page 51

54 COMMON HAZARDS Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards DANGER Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Page 52

55 DANGER Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Page 53

56 DANGER Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger DOT HAZARD A Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Corrosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Page 54

57 DOT HAZARD A Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive Explosive DOT HAZARD B Page 55

58 DOT HAZARD B Page 56

59 DOT HAZARD B Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Page 57

60 DOT HAZARD B Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards Page 58

61 DOT HAZARD B Hazards Hazards Hazards Hazards EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Page 59

62 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Page 60

63 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS ELECTRICAL HAZARDS Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Page 61

64 ELECTRICAL HAZARDS Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards Electrical Hazards FIRE CONTROL A Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Page 62

65 FIRE CONTROL A Black Black Black Black Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc Misc FIRE CONTROL B Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Page 63

66 FIRE CONTROL B Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Page 64

67 FIRE CONTROL B Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Page 65

68 FIRE CONTROL B Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red FIRST AID First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid Page 66

69 FIRST AID First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid First Aid Page 67

70 HANDS & FEET Feet Feet Feet Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Hands Page 68

71 HOUSEKEEPING & RECYCLING & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling & Recycling INDUSTRIAL Gas Gas Gas Gas Gas Gas Gas Gas Page 69

72 INDUSTRIAL Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial INFORMATIONAL - BLUE Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Page 70

73 INFORMATIONAL - BLUE Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Page 71

74 INFORMATIONAL - BLUE Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue INJURY HAZARD Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Page 72

75 INJURY HAZARD Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard Injury Hazard LOCKOUT TAGOUT Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Page 73

76 LOCKOUT TAGOUT Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout Lockout Tagout LODGING & TRAVELING Currency Currency Currency Currency Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Lodging & Traveling Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Parking Page 74

77 MACHINERY HAZARDS Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard Machinery Hazard MANDATORY A Chemicals 001 Chemicals 002 Chemicals 003 Chemicals 004 Chemicals 005 Chemicals 006 Chemicals 007 Chemicals 008 Chemicals 009 Chemicals 010 Chemicals 011 Electrical 001 Electrical 002 Electrical 003 Electrical 004 Electrical 005 Electrical 006 Electrical 007 Electrical 008 Electrical 009 Electrical 010 Electrical 011 Electrical 012 Electrical 013 Electrical 014 Electrical 015 Electrical 016 Electrical 017 Electrical 018 Electrical 019 Electrical 020 Electrical Page 75

78 MANDATORY A Electrical 022 Electrical 023 First Aid 001 First Aid 002 First Aid 003 First Aid 004 First Aid 005 First Aid 006 First Aid 007 First Aid 008 First Aid 009 First Aid 010 First Aid 011 First Aid 012 First Aid 013 First Aid 014 First Aid 015 First Aid 016 First Aid 017 First Aid 018 First Aid 019 First Aid 020 First Aid 021 First Aid 022 First Aid 023 First Aid 024 First Aid 025 First Aid 026 First Aid 027 First Aid 028 First Aid 029 First Aid 030 First Aid 031 First Aid 032 First Aid 033 First Aid 034 First Aid 035 First Aid 036 First Aid 037 First Aid 038 First Aid 039 First Aid 040 First Aid 041 First Aid 042 First Aid 043 First Aid 044 First Aid 045 Guarding & Lockout 001 Guarding & Lockout 002 Guarding & Lockout 003 Guarding & Lockout 004 Guarding & Lockout 005 Guarding & Lockout 006 Guarding & Lockout 007 Guarding & Lockout 008 Guarding & Lockout 009 Guarding & Lockout 010 Guarding & Lockout 011 Guarding & Lockout 012 Guarding & Lockout 013 Guarding & Lockout 014 Guarding & Lockout 015 House Keeping 001 House Keeping Page 76

79 MANDATORY A House Keeping 003 House Keeping 004 House Keeping 005 House Keeping 006 House Keeping 007 House Keeping 008 House Keeping 010 Injuries 001 Injuries 002 Injuries 003 Injuries 004 Injuries 005 Injuries 006 Injuries 007 Injuries 008 Injuries 009 Injuries 010 Injuries 011 Injuries 012 Injuries 013 MANDATORY B Page 77

80 Page 78 MANDATORY B People 001 People 002 People 003

81 MANDATORY B People 004 People 005 People 006 People 007 People 008 People 009 People 010 People 011 People 012 People 013 People 014 People 015 People 016 People 017 People 018 People 019 People 020 People 021 People 022 People 023 People 024 People 025 People 026 People 027 People 028 People 029 People 030 People 031 People 032 People 033 People 034 People 035 People 036 People 037 People 038 People 039 People 040 People 041 People 042 People 043 People 044 People 045 People 046 People 047 People 048 People 049 People 050 People 051 People 052 People 053 People 054 People 055 MANDATORY C PPE 001 PPE 002 PPE 003 PPE 004 PPE 005 PPE 006 PPE 007 PPE Page 79

82 MANDATORY C PPE 009 PPE 010 PPE 011 PPE 012 PPE 013 PPE 014 PPE 015 PPE 016 PPE 017 PPE 018 PPE 019 PPE 020 PPE 021 PPE 022 PPE 023 PPE 024 PPE 025 PPE 026 PPE 027 PPE 028 PPE 029 PPE 030 PPE 031 PPE 032 PPE 033 PPE 034 PPE 035 PPE 036 PPE 037 PPE 038 PPE 039 PPE 040 PPE 041 PPE 042 PPE 043 PPE 044 PPE 045 PPE 046 PPE 047 PPE 048 PPE 049 PPE 050 PPE 051 PPE 052 PPE 053 PPE 054 PPE 055 PPE 056 PPE 057 PPE 058 PPE 059 PPE 060 PPE 061 PPE 062 PPE 063 PPE 064 PPE 065 PPE 066 PPE 067 PPE 068 PPE 069 PPE 070 PPE 071 PPE 072 PPE 073 PPE 074 PPE 075 PPE 076 PPE 077 PPE 078 PPE 079 PPE Page 80

83 MANDATORY C PPE 081 PPE 082 PPE 083 PPE 084 PPE 085 PPE 086 PPE 087 PPE 088 PPE 089 PPE 090 PPE 091 PPE 092 PPE 093 PPE 094 PPE 095 PPE 096 PPE 097 PPE 098 PPE 099 PPE 100 PPE 101 PPE 102 PPE 103 PPE 104 PPE 105 PPE 106 PPE 107 PPE 108 PPE 109 PPE 110 PPE 111 PPE 112 PPE 113 Shipping & Handling 001 Shipping & Handling 002 Shipping & Handling 003 Shipping & Handling 004 Shipping & Handling 005 Shipping & Handling 006 Shipping & Handling 007 Shipping & Handling 008 Shipping & Handling 009 Shipping & Handling 010 Shipping & Handling 011 Slip & Fall 001 Slip & Fall 002 Slip & Fall 003 Slip & Fall 004 Slip & Fall 005 Slip & Fall 006 Slip & Fall 007 Slip & Fall 008 Slip & Fall 009 Slip & Fall 010 Slip & Fall 011 Slip & Fall 012 Slip & Fall 013 Slip & Fall 014 Slip & Fall 015 Slip & Fall 016 Slip & Fall 017 Fire 001 Fire 002 Fire Page 81

84 MANDATORY C Fire 004 Fire 005 Fire 006 Fire 007 Fire 008 Fire 009 Fire 010 Fire 011 Fire 012 Fire 013 Fire 014 Fire 015 Fire 016 Fire 017 Fire 018 Fire 019 Fire 020 Elevator 001 Elevator 002 Elevator 003 Elevator 004 Elevator 005 Elevator 006 Elevator 007 Elevator 008 Elevator 009 Elevator 010 Elevator 011 Elevator 012 Elevator 013 Elevator 014 Elevator 015 Elevator 016 Elevator 017 Elevator 018 Elevator 019 Elevator 020 Elevator 021 Elevator 022 Elevator 023 Elevator 024 Elevator 025 Elevator 026 Elevator 027 Elevator 028 Elevator 029 Elevator 030 Elevator 031 Elevator 032 Wash 001 Wash 002 Wash 003 Wash 004 Wash 005 Wash 006 Wash 007 Wash 008 Wash 009 Wash Page 82

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93 NPS - STANDARD PACKAGING & SHIPPING Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Page 91

94 PACKAGING & SHIPPING Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping Packaging & Shipping PEOPLE & OCCUPATION Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Handicap Page 92

95 PEOPLE & OCCUPATION Page 93

96 PEOPLE & OCCUPATION PERMISSION Page 94

97 PERMISSION Page 95

98 PERMISSION PERSONAL PROTECTION PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE Page 96

99 PERSONAL PROTECTION PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE PPE Page 97

100 PHONES & ELECTRONICS Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics Phone & Electronics PROHIBITION A Chemicals 0001 Chemicals 0002 Chemicals 0003 Chemicals 0004 Chemicals 0007 Chemicals 0008 Chemicals 0009 Chemicals 0010 Chemicals 0011 Chemicals 0012 Chemicals 0013 Chemicals 0014 Chemicals 0015 Chemicals 0016 Chemicals 0017 Chemicals Page 98

101 PROHIBITION A Chemicals 0019 Electrical 0001 Electrical 0002 Electrical 0003 Electrical 0004 Electrical 0005 Electrical 0006 Electrical 0007 Electrical 0008 Electrical 0009 Electrical 0010 Electrical 0011 Electrical 0012 Electrical 0013 Electrical 0014 Electrical 0015 Electrical 0016 Electrical 0017 Electrical 0018 Electrical 0019 Electrical 0020 Electrical 0021 Electrical 0022 Electrical 0023 Electrical 0024 Electrical 0025 Electrical 0026 Electrical 0027 Electrical 0028 Electrical 0029 Electrical 0030 Electrical 0031 Electrical 0032 Electrical 0033 Electrical 0034 Electrical 0035 Electrical 0036 Electrical 0037 Electrical 0038 Electronics 0001 Electronics 0002 Electronics 0003 Electronics 0004 Electronics 0005 Electronics 0006 Electronics 0007 Electronics 0008 Electronics 0009 Electronics 0010 Electronics 0011 Electronics 0012 Electronics 0013 Electronics 0014 Electronics 0015 First Aid 0001 First Aid 0002 First Aid 0003 First Aid 0004 First Aid 0005 First Aid 0006 First Aid 0007 First Aid 0008 First Aid 0009 First Aid Page 99

102 PROHIBITION A First Aid 0011 First Aid 0012 First Aid 0013 First Aid 0014 First Aid 0015 First Aid 0016 First Aid 0017 First Aid 0018 First Aid 0019 First Aid 0020 First Aid 0021 First Aid 0022 First Aid 0023 First Aid 0024 First Aid 0025 First Aid 0026 First Aid 0027 First Aid 0028 First Aid 0029 First Aid 0030 First Aid 0031 First Aid 0032 First Aid 0033 First Aid 0034 First Aid 0035 First Aid 0036 First Aid 0037 First Aid 0038 Food & Water 0001 Food & Water 0002 Food & Water 0003 Food & Water 0004 Food & Water 0005 Food & Water 0006 Food & Water 0007 Food & Water 0008 Food & Water 0009 Food & Water 0010 Food & Water 0011 Food & Water 0012 Food & Water 0014 Food & Water 0015 Food & Water 0016 Food & Water 0017 Food & Water 0018 Food & Water 0019 Food & Water 0020 Food & Water 0021 Food & Water 0022 Food & Water 0023 Food & Water 0024 Food & Water 0025 Food & Water Injuries 0001 Injuries Page 100

103 PROHIBITION A Injuries 0003 Injuries 0004 Injuries 0005 Injuries 0006 Injuries 0007 Injuries 0008 Injuries 0009 Injuries 0010 Injuries 0011 Injuries 0012 Injuries 0013 Injuries 0014 Injuries 0015 Injuries 0016 Injuries 0017 Injuries 0018 Injuries 0019 Injuries 0020 Machinery & Occupational 0001 Machinery & Occupational 0002 Machinery & Occupational 0003 Machinery & Occupational 0004 Machinery & Occupational 0005 Machinery & Occupational 0006 Machinery & Occupational 0007 Machinery & Occupational 0008 Machinery & Occupational 0009 Machinery & Occupational 0010 Machinery & Occupational 0011 Machinery & Occupational 0012 Machinery & Occupational 0013 Machinery & Occupational 0014 PROHIBITION B Page 101

104 PROHIBITION B People 0001 People 0002 People 0003 People 0004 People 0005 People 0006 People 0007 People 0008 People Page 102

105 PROHIBITION B People 0010 People 0011 People 0012 People 0013 People 0014 People 0015 People 0016 People 0017 People 0018 People 0019 People 0020 People 0021 People 0022 People 0023 People 0024 People 0025 People 0026 People 0027 People 0028 People 0029 People 0030 People 0031 People 0032 People 0033 People 0034 People 0035 People 0036 People 0037 People 0038 People 0039 People 0040 People 0041 People 0042 People 0043 People 0044 People 0045 People 0046 People 0047 People 0048 People 0049 People 0050 People 0051 People 0052 People 0053 People 0054 People 0055 People 0056 People 0057 People 0058 People 0059 People 0060 People 0061 People 0062 People 0063 People 0064 People 0065 People 0066 People 0067 People 0068 People Page 103

106 PROHIBITION C Pets 0001 Pets 0002 PPE 0001 PPE 0002 PPE 0003 PPE 0004 PPE 0005 PPE 0006 PPE 0007 PPE 0008 PPE 0009 PPE 0010 PPE 0011 PPE 0012 PPE 0013 PPE 0014 PPE 0015 PPE 0016 PPE 0017 PPE 0018 PPE 0019 PPE 0020 PPE 0021 PPE 0022 PPE 0023 PPE 0024 PPE 0025 PPE 0026 PPE 0027 PPE 0028 PPE 0029 PPE 0030 PPE 0031 PPE 0032 PPE 0033 PPE 0034 PPE 0035 PPE 0036 PPE 0037 PPE 0038 PPE 0039 PPE 0040 PPE 0041 PPE 0042 PPE 0043 PPE 0044 PPE 0045 PPE 0046 PPE 0047 PPE 0048 PPE 0049 PPE 0050 PPE 0051 PPE 0052 PPE 0053 PPE 0054 Shipping & Handling 0001 Shipping & Handling 0002 Shipping & Handling 0003 Shipping & Handling 0004 Shipping & Handling 0005 Shipping & Handling 0006 Shipping & Handling 0007 Shipping & Handling Page 104

107 PROHIBITION C Shipping & Handling 0009 Shipping & Handling 0010 Shipping & Handling 0011 Slip & Fall 0001 Slip & Fall 0002 Slip & Fall 0003 Slip & Fall 0004 Slip & Fall 0005 Slip & Fall 0006 Slip & Fall 0007 Slip & Fall 0008 Slip & Fall 0009 Slip & Fall 0010 Slip & Fall 0011 Slip & Fall 0012 Slip & Fall 0013 Slip & Fall 0014 Slip & Fall 0015 Fire 0001 Fire 0002 Fire 0003 Fire 0004 Fire 0005 Fire 0006 Fire 0007 Fire 0008 Fire 0009 Fire 0010 Fire 0011 Fire 0012 Fire 0013 Fire 0014 Fire 0015 Fire 0016 Fire 0017 Fire 0018 Fire 0019 Fire 0020 Fire 0021 Fire 0022 Fire 0023 Fire 0024 Fire 0025 Fire 0026 Fire 0027 Fire 0028 Fire 0029 Fire 0030 Fire 0031 Fire 0032 Fire 0033 Fire 0034 Fire 0035 Elevator 0001 Elevator 0002 Elevator 0003 Elevator 0004 Elevator 0005 Elevator 0006 Elevator 0007 Elevator 0008 Elevator 0009 Elevator 0010 Elevator Page 105

108 PROHIBITION C Elevator 0012 Elevator 0013 Elevator 0014 Elevator 0015 Elevator 0016 Elevator 0017 Elevator 0018 Elevator 0019 Elevator 0020 Elevator 0021 Elevator 0022 Elevator 0023 Elevator 0024 Elevator 0025 Elevator 0026 Elevator 0027 Elevator 0028 Elevator 0029 Elevator 0030 Elevator 0031 Elevator 0032 Elevator 0033 Elevator 0034 Elevator 0035 Elevator 0036 Elevator 0037 Elevator 0038 Elevator 0039 Elevator 0040 Elevator 0041 Elevator 0042 Elevator 0043 Vehicles 0001 Vehicles 0002 Vehicles 0003 Vehicles 0004 Vehicles 0005 Vehicles 0006 Vehicles 0007 Vehicles 0008 Vehicles 0009 Vehicles 0010 Vehicles 0011 Vehicles 0012 Vehicles 0013 Vehicles 0014 Vehicles 0015 RADIOACTIVE Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Page 106

109 RADIOACTIVE Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive Radioactive SAFETY Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Page 107

110 SAFETY Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety Safety SAFETY SLOGANS Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Page 108

111 SAFETY SLOGANS Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Page 109

112 SAFETY SLOGANS Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan Slogan SHIPPING Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Page 110

113 SHIPPING Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping Shipping SMOKING Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking STAIRS & ELEVATOR Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Page 111

114 STAIRS & ELEVATOR Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator Elevator START & STOP Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop Start - Stop WARNING A Animals 0001 Animals 0002 Animals 0003 Animals 0004 chemicals 0001 chemicals 0002 chemicals 0003 chemicals Page 112

115 WARNING A chemicals 0005 chemicals 0006 chemicals 0007 chemicals 0008 chemicals 0009 chemicals 0010 chemicals 0011 chemicals 0012 chemicals 0013 chemicals 0014 chemicals 0015 chemicals 0016 chemicals 0017 chemicals 0018 chemicals 0019 chemicals 0020 chemicals 0021 chemicals 0022 chemicals 0023 chemicals 0024 chemicals 0025 chemicals 0026 chemicals 0027 chemicals 0028 chemicals 0029 Electrical 0001 Electrical 0002 Electrical 0003 Electrical 0004 Electrical 0005 Electrical 0006 Electrical 0007 Electrical 0008 Electrical 0009 Electrical 0010 Electrical 0011 Electrical 0012 Electrical 0013 Electrical 0014 Electrical 0015 Electrical 0016 Electrical 0017 Electrical 0018 Electrical 0019 Electrical 0020 Electrical 0021 Electrical 0022 Electrical 0023 Electrical 0024 Electrical 0025 Electrical 0026 Electrical 0027 Electrical 0028 Electrical 0029 Electrical 0030 Electrical 0031 Electrical 0032 Electrical 0033 Electronics 0001 Electronics 0002 Electronics 0003 Electronics 0004 Electronics 0005 Electronics Page 113

116 WARNING A Electronics 0007 Electronics 0008 Electronics 0009 Electronics 0010 Electronics 0011 Electronics 0012 Electronics 0013 Electronics 0014 First Aid 0001 First Aid 0002 First Aid 0003 First Aid 0004 First Aid 0005 First Aid 0006 First Aid 0007 First Aid 0008 First Aid 0009 First Aid 0010 First Aid 0011 First Aid 0012 First Aid 0013 First Aid 0014 First Aid 0015 First Aid 0016 First Aid 0017 First Aid 0018 First Aid 0019 First Aid 0020 First Aid 0021 First Aid 0022 First Aid 0023 First Aid 0024 First Aid 0025 First Aid 0026 First Aid 0027 First Aid 0028 First Aid 0029 First Aid 0030 First Aid 0031 First Aid 0032 First Aid 0033 First Aid 0034 First Aid 0035 First Aid 0036 First Aid 0037 First Aid 0038 First Aid 0039 First Aid 0040 First Aid 0041 First Aid 0042 Food & Water 0001 Food & Water 0002 Food & Water 0003 Food & Water 0004 Food & Water 0005 Food & Water 0006 Food & Water Page 114

117 WARNING A Injuries 0001 Injuries 0002 Injuries 0003 Injuries 0004 Injuries 0005 Injuries 0006 Injuries 0007 Injuries 0008 Injuries 0009 Injuries 0010 Injuries 0011 Injuries 0012 Injuries 0013 Injuries 0014 Injuries 0015 Injuries 0016 Injuries 0017 Injuries 0018 Injuries 0019 Injuries 0020 Injuries 0021 Injuries 0022 Injuries 0023 Injuries 0024 Injuries 0025 Injuries 0026 Injuries 0027 Injuries 0028 Injuries 0029 Injuries 0030 Injuries 0031 Injuries 0032 Injuries 0033 Injuries 0034 Injuries 0035 Injuries 0036 Injuries 0037 Injuries 0038 Injuries 0039 Injuries 0040 Injuries 0041 Injuries 0042 Injuries 0043 Injuries 0044 Injuries 0045 Injuries 0046 WARNING B Machinery & Occupational 0001 Machinery & Occupational 0002 Machinery & Occupational 0003 Machinery & Occupational 0004 Machinery & Occupational 0005 Machinery & Occupational 0006 Machinery & Occupational 0007 Machinery & Occupational Page 115

118 WARNING B Machinery & Occupational 0009 Machinery & Occupational 0010 Machinery & Occupational 0011 Machinery & Occupational 0012 Machinery & Occupational 0013 Machinery & Occupational 0014 Machinery & Occupational 0015 Machinery & Occupational 0016 Machinery & Occupational 0017 Machinery & Occupational 0018 Machinery & Occupational 0019 Machinery & Occupational 0020 Machinery & Occupational 0021 Machinery & Occupational Page 116

119 WARNING B People 0001 People 0002 People 0003 People 0004 People 0005 People 0006 People 0007 People 0008 People 0009 People 0010 People 0011 People 0012 People 0013 People 0014 People Page 117

120 WARNING B People 0016 People 0017 People 0018 People 0019 People 0020 People 0021 People 0022 People 0023 People 0024 People 0025 People 0026 People 0027 People 0028 People 0029 People 0030 People 0031 People 0032 People 0033 People 0034 People 0035 People 0036 People 0037 People 0038 People 0039 People 0040 People 0041 People 0042 People 0043 People 0044 People 0045 People 0046 People 0047 People 0048 People 0049 People 0050 People 0051 People 0052 People 0053 People 0054 People 0055 People 0056 WARNING C PPE 0001 PPE 0002 PPE 0003 PPE 0004 PPE 0005 PPE 0006 PPE 0007 PPE 0008 PPE 0009 PPE 0010 PPE 0011 PPE 0012 PPE 0013 PPE 0014 PPE 0015 PPE Page 118

121 WARNING C PPE 0017 PPE 0018 PPE 0019 PPE 0020 PPE 0021 PPE 0022 PPE 0023 PPE 0024 PPE 0025 PPE 0026 PPE 0027 PPE 0028 PPE 0029 PPE 0030 PPE 0031 PPE 0032 PPE 0033 PPE 0034 PPE 0035 PPE 0036 PPE 0037 PPE 0038 PPE 0039 PPE 0040 PPE 0041 PPE 0042 PPE 0043 PPE 0044 PPE 0045 PPE 0046 PPE 0047 PPE 0048 PPE 0049 PPE 0050 PPE 0051 PPE 0052 PPE 0053 PPE 0054 Shipping & Handling 0001 Shipping & Handling 0002 Shipping & Handling 0003 Shipping & Handling 0004 Shipping & Handling 0005 Shipping & Handling 0006 Shipping & Handling 0007 Shipping & Handling 0008 Shipping & Handling 0009 Slip & Fall 0001 Slip & Fall 0002 Slip & Fall 0003 Slip & Fall 0004 Slip & Fall 0005 Slip & Fall 0006 Slip & Fall 0007 Slip & Fall 0008 Slip & Fall 0009 Slip & Fall 0010 Slip & Fall 0011 Slip & Fall 0012 Slip & Fall 0013 Slip & Fall 0014 Slip & Fall 0015 Slip & Fall 0016 Slip & Fall Page 119

122 WARNING C Slip & Fall 0018 Slip & Fall 0019 Slip & Fall 0020 Slip & Fall 0021 Slip & Fall 0022 Slip & Fall 0023 Slip & Fall 0024 Slip & Fall 0025 Slip & Fall 0026 Slip & Fall 0027 Slip & Fall 0028 Fire 0001 Fire 0002 Fire 0003 Fire 0004 Fire 0005 Fire 0006 Fire 0007 Fire 0008 Fire 0009 Fire 0010 Fire 0011 Fire 0012 Fire 0013 Fire 0014 Fire 0015 Fire 0016 Fire 0017 Fire 0018 Fire 0019 Fire 0020 Fire 0021 Fire 0022 Fire 0023 Fire 0024 Fire 0025 Fire 0026 Fire 0027 Fire 0028 Elevator 0001 Elevator 0002 Elevator 0003 Elevator 0004 Elevator 0005 Elevator 0006 Elevator 0007 Elevator 0008 Elevator 0009 Elevator 0010 Elevator 0011 Elevator 0012 Elevator 0013 Elevator 0014 Elevator 0015 Elevator 0016 Elevator 0017 Elevator 0018 Elevator 0019 Elevator 0020 Elevator 0021 Elevator 0022 Elevator 0023 Elevator 0024 Elevator Page 120

123 WARNING C Elevator 0026 Elevator 0027 Elevator 0028 Elevator 0029 Elevator 0030 Elevator 0031 Elevator 0032 Elevator 0033 Elevator 0034 Elevator 0035 Elevator 0036 Vehicles 0001 Vehicles 0002 Vehicles 0003 Vehicles 0004 Vehicles 0005 Vehicles 0006 Vehicles 0007 Vehicles 0008 Vehicles 0009 Vehicles 0010 Vehicles 0011 Vehicles 0012 Vehicles 0013 Vehicles 0014 Vehicles 0015 Vehicles 0016 WASHROOM Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Restroom Washroom Washroom Washroom Washroom Washroom Washroom Washroom Washroom Page 121

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