Shop safety signs and industrial safety stickers for workshops, garages, warehouses and facilities. Choose workplace notices, electrical-hazard warnings, first-aid location labels and numbered energy-source identifiers.
This collection also includes selected equipment and vehicle notices. Read each product’s printed message and application details before choosing a label.
Available notices include No Smoking, No Smoking / No Vaping, No Weapons Allowed and bilingual Hard Hats Required designs. First Aid Kit Inside labels identify the location of a kit; they do not indicate its contents or inspection status.
The Ohio smoking-related designs carry state-specific wording. Compare the exact artwork with your intended application rather than assuming every No Smoking label has the same message.
Choose from high-voltage and arc-flash warning designs, an overhead-crane path warning and an equipment-care reminder.
Match the message to the actual hazard and intended reader. A general electrical warning sticker does not provide equipment-specific electrical ratings, incident-energy values or safe working distances.
Identify electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, gas, steam, water, valve and kinetic-energy sources or components with the corresponding label designs.
Check each product for its available number, letter prefix and custom-text options. Selecting a numbered option does not mean you are ordering a complete sequence or set.
These adhesive labels provide identification. They are not hanging personal lockout tags, isolation devices or proof that equipment has been de-energized.
The custom maximum-load product offers options for displaying a supplied capacity. Confirm the correct rating before ordering; applying a label does not establish or increase that rating.
Vehicle notices include speed and GPS monitoring and stopping at railroad crossings. Choose them only when the printed statement accurately describes the vehicle’s operation or policy.
Sizes, materials and mounting options vary by product. Check the individual listing rather than assuming every design is available as both a vinyl sticker and an aluminum sign.
Position notices where the intended reader can see them before entering the relevant area or encountering the hazard. Place identification labels beside the correct source or component, using established equipment-labeling locations where available. Avoid obstructing controls, viewing areas or other required markings.
Signs and labels communicate information; they do not replace training, guarding, inspections or safe operating procedures.
For a different message or size, call 419-677-5035 or contact us to discuss available options.
