Trip hazardsign printable

Not more than ten (10) gallons of combined Class I plus Class II liquids should be outside of an approved flammable storage container. This means that 10 gallons can be out and everything else must be in a flammable storage cabinet or properly functioning safety cans.

FallHazardsignage

Caution Trip Hazard Signs are a fundamental aspect of hazard communication and safety management in environments where uneven surfaces, obstructions, or temporary work may present tripping risks. By alerting pedestrians to these dangers, organizations can minimize the likelihood of accidents, contribute to a culture of safety, and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations. Implementing these signs is a proactive step towards protecting people from otherwise preventable injuries.

ElectricalHazardSign

The Caution Trip Hazard Sign alerts individuals to potential trip risks in their path. Trip hazards may exist in a variety of environments such as construction sites, offices, public walkways, and areas with uneven surfaces or obstructions. The sign helps to prevent trips and falls, which are common accidents causing injury to pedestrians.

A flammable storage cabinet may be minimally vented and only via the provided bung(s). In addition, any venting must be approved by Fire Protection and Special Services. Any flammable cabinet that has been cut into will not be approved and must be removed from service.

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