Danger PPE Signs | OSHA & ANSI Danger PPE Signs

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. When should I use a "Danger" header for PPE?

Use "Danger" when failure to wear gear results in lethal risk, such as in arc flash signs. For lower risks, stick to our caution signs.

Q. Can I combine multiple PPE requirements on one sign?

Yes. A gate check sign is highly efficient. You can design these composite reminders using our custom ppe signs tool to list boots, hats, and glasses in one place.

Q. Are PPE symbols standard?

Yes, using ANSI-standardized pictograms is crucial for universal understanding. You can find these integrated into our ansi safety signs and labels.

Q. Where should these signs be mounted?

Mount them on the entry door or gate. For construction perimeters, this is a standard requirement for all construction site signs to ensure workers are equipped before entry.

Q. What material works best for outdoor PPE signs?

.080" heavy-duty aluminum is the standard for long-term outdoor use. It resists wind and UV fading, much like the materials used for our construction site signs.

About our Danger PPE Signs

Alert your workers to dangerous work environment and the need to wear PPE to protect themselves.

• Find Danger PPE Signs that address every type of severe occupational hazards- falls, falling objects, loud noise, lasers, arc flashes, machine pinch points, etc.
• Choose from plastic and aluminum signs. Where plastic signs are ideal for indoor application and limited outdoor use, aluminum signs can be installed anywhere and last 10+ years.
• All our signs are designed to resist weather abuse, tearing, fading, chemical and water spills.