Shop fall hazard stickers, no-step labels and equipment-access warnings for applicable cranes, bucket trucks and machinery. Compare three-point-contact reminders, no-riding messages and warnings against hoisting personnel on the loadline.
This collection also includes related tipping, crush and hoist-drum warnings. Choose by the complete printed message and equipment application, not the collection name alone.
Available designs include bucket-truck fall warnings, three-point-contact reminders, No Step and Not a Step labels, and a warning not to walk on the hood.
Match the message to the machine’s designated access arrangement. A no-step label identifies a restricted surface; it does not identify an alternative safe foothold. An access reminder does not provide fall protection or replace manufacturer instructions.
Compare warnings about riding on the machine, boom, hook, load or loadline. Separate Never Hoist Personnel on Loadline designs carry their own restrictions.
Check the exact wording, symbols, dimensions and header style before ordering. Similar layouts do not make these messages interchangeable.
The Attach Lanyard Here design identifies an attachment location. Confirm the approved point using the equipment manufacturer’s instructions before applying it.
A sticker does not establish an anchor’s suitability, load rating or compatibility with a fall-protection system.
Other designs address standing under the boom assembly, crane tipping, track movement, machine proximity and proper cable-wedge use at the hoist drum.
These products serve different purposes from fall and access warnings. Check equipment-specific instructions carefully rather than assuming every design fits every crane configuration.
Selected access, no-step and no-riding messages are available in Spanish. A bilingual English/Spanish no-riding design is also included.
Review the selected artwork to confirm its language and complete wording. Do not assume every English design has an identical Spanish counterpart.
Use manufacturer-designated labeling locations where available. Position access reminders where personnel can read them before climbing, and exterior warnings where approaching workers can see them before entering the relevant hazard area.
Keep controls, viewing areas, identification plates and other required markings unobstructed. Check each listing for dimensions, materials and quantities.
These labels communicate hazards and restrictions. They do not prevent falls or machine movement, qualify operators or replace training and safe operating procedures.
For a different size or message, call 419-677-5035 or contact us to discuss available options.
