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First Aid Station Sign (F1055-)
Starting at $15.40 / each -
First Aid Station Sign (F1056-)
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First Aid Station Sign (F1057F-)
Starting at $20.14 / each -
Flammable Material (FIS6020-)
Starting at $9.90 / each -
Flying debris (FIS3020-)
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Flying Debris/Loud Noise (FIS3002-)
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Flying Debris/Wear Safety Glasses (FIS3021-)
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Foot Crush (FIS2004-)
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Foot Crush (FIS2020-)
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Foot Crush (FIS2021-)
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Foot Crush From Top (FIS2013-)
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Foot Crush/Force From Above (FIS2001-)
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Foot crush/moving platform (FIS2005-)
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Forklift Point Left (FIS6073-)
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Four Person Lift (FIS6025-)
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Gas Main Shut Off Sign (F1028-)
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General Mandatory Action (FIS6055-)
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Hair Entanglement/Rotating Shaft (FIS3022-)
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Hair Entanglement/Rotating Shaft (FIS3023-)
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Hand Abrasion/Belt Drive (FIS1095-)
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Hand Crush (FIS1019-)
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Hand Crush Blade (FIS1147-)
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Hand Crush Blade (FIS1148-)
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Hand crush/force from above (FIS1004-)
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Hand crush/force from above (FIS1017-)
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Hand crush/force from above (FIS1105-)
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Hand crush/force from above (FIS1143-)
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Hand crush/force from above (FIS1159-)
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Hand crush/force from above (FIS1161-)
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Hand crush/force from above (FIS1191-)
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Hand Crush/Force From Below (FIS1054-)
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Hand Crush/Force From Below (FIS1196-)
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Hand Crush/Force From Bottom (FIS1186-)
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Hand Crush/Force From Left (FIS1074-)
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Hand Crush/Force From Left (FIS1177-)
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Hand Crush/Force From Right (FIS1042-)
Starting at $9.90 / each
Effective Communication for a Safer Facility
Compliance with the latest OSHA, ANSI and ISO standards is important, and it's what sets Clarion's signs apart. Our best practice safety signs, tags and markings enable facility owners to create safety sign systems that effectively reduce risk and protect people. Effective communication of your facility's safety messages is critical to maintaining a safe work environment and minimizing liability exposure.
Building a Standards-Based Safety Sign System
Two Critical Roles for Facility Safety Signs
At today's facilities and worksites, safety signs play two critical roles: to communicate safety information that reinforces employee, contractor and visitor training, and to provide legally adequate warnings and information so organizations are better protected from liability exposure.
Standards Leadership You Can Rely On
Clarion's OSHA/ANSI Z535-compliant signs take advantage of our 25+ years of experience designing safety label systems for equipment manufacturers in over 180 industries – and our two decades of leadership on the ANSI and ISO committees that write the national and international standards in this field. By incorporating the most advanced safety sign symbols, color coding and formatting principles into our signs, you can be confident that your Clarion safety sign system will be state-of-the-art.
Understanding Your Duty to Warn
There's a theory of liability law associated with product safety that is increasingly being applied to premises. It's called the "duty to warn." When you know of potential hazards that exist on your site or in your facility, you have a duty to warn people about those hazards and how they can avoid them. Clarion has been helping product manufacturers for nearly thirty years to create legally "adequate" warnings that use the latest standards-based criteria to effectively fulfill the duty to warn.
Why Now Is the Time to Update Your Signage
The change in OSHA's workplace safety sign regulations occurred in 2013. Though updating your signs to ANSI Z535 content and format requirements is not mandated by OSHA, your facility should enact change as soon as possible. The reason: liability. Subcontractors and temporary workers are increasingly employed at your worksites and facilities. When accidents happen to these people, lawsuits happen. If negligence can be asserted because you didn't warn people about potential hazards, criminal charges can be filed and your company's executives and reputation will be at risk. Using the latest OSHA/ANSI sign formats and ISO-formatted symbols, Clarion sign systems are designed to be noticed and to communicate your important safety messages across language barriers.
Why Choose Clarion Safety Signs
- Full OSHA Compliance: Clarion signs meet OSHA's 2013 sign and tag regulation update, ensuring your facility stays current with the latest regulatory requirements.
- 25+ Years of Hands-On Expertise: Backed by direct experience with customers across more than 180 industries, our team brings unmatched depth to every safety sign solution.
- U.S. and International Standards Knowledge: Clarion holds leadership positions on the ANSI and ISO committees that author the standards governing safety signs, giving you unparalleled compliance confidence.
- Customized Options: Signs are available in the language, size, or material you need to fit your specific facility and workforce requirements.