Post safety signs to let your employees, customers, and visitors know their safety is your number one priority. Grade yourself in these three safety areas.
Promote Safety
Are you promoting a culture of safety?
Fostering a culture of safety encourages employees and customers to be mindful about their well-being and adopt safe behaviors, leading to a safer and more productive work environment. Here are some ideas to promote a culture of safety.
Use footprints or arrows to create a visual path or other instruction you want customers to follow.
Use bold PVC signs to direct customers and employees about what to do in case of an emergency.
Use PVC signs to keep customers out of hazardous or employee-only areas.
Hang posters that spell out safety procedures and policies.
Place window decals near your business entrance that alert customers to health and safety policies such as "No Smoking."
Are you posting safety signs to limit your liability?
Demonstrating your commitment to safety can help mitigate liability in the case of accidents or injuries, as it shows that reasonable precautions were taken.
Floor Decals
A-Frame Signs
Aluminum Signs
PVC Signs
Window Decals
Give customers visual cues to prevent accidents.
A-frame signs are popular for warning customers about wet floors, uneven surfaces, or areas under construction.
We can customize weatherproof, aluminum signs with your personalized safety message.
PVC signs are a good choice for indoor signs to alert customers and potential thieves of the use of surveillance cameras.
Post window decals at your business entrance setting out your policy about pets.
Are you posting safety signs necessary for regulatory compliance?
Depending on the nature of your business and your location, you may be required by law to display specific safety signs. We can design and print signs that help you avoid penalties by staying compliant.
Aluminum Signs
PVC Signs
PVC Signs
Aluminum Signs
Aluminum Signs
Post speed limit signs on your property to slow down drivers and reduce the chance of accidents.
Indicate the location of fire extinguishers with signs bearing icons, text, and arrows.
Use window decals to post notices about washing hands before returning to work, alcohol consumption by minors, firearm restrictions, etc.
Remind employees of safety rules such as hard hats, high voltage areas, or toxic materials.
Use aluminum signs to identify no trespassing areas which may post hazards to employees and the general public.