Browse hazard safety labels and warning stickers for cranes, bucket trucks, aerial lifts and other equipment. Compare electrical warnings, crush-hazard decals, pinch-point labels, fall warnings and swing-area notices by their printed message and intended application.
Find power line clearance charts, hazard-assessment labels, electrocution warnings and equipment-specific “not insulated” notices. These designs contain different instructions, distances and conditions. Read the complete wording and match it to the equipment and work being performed rather than treating one printed distance as a universal rule.
Explore warnings for outriggers, stabilizers, crawler tracks, rotating superstructures and moving booms. Pinch-point designs include different arrow directions and selected versions with a separate adhesive arrow.
Choose a message that identifies the relevant hazard. An outrigger warning, a swing-area notice and a pinch-point label are not interchangeable simply because they use similar pictograms.
Compare no-riding warnings, no-step labels, three-point-contact reminders and selected lanyard attachment-point markers. These products communicate different instructions for equipment access, movement and elevated work.
An attachment-point label identifies a designated location; it does not establish that a point is suitable or rated for fall protection.
This collection also includes selected tipping, suspended-load, hoist-drum and other operating-hazard labels. Spanish and bilingual designs are available on selected listings. Check each product’s language, dimensions, artwork and equipment application before ordering.
Match the printed wording and layout to the equipment instructions and the hazard being addressed. For replacement markings, consult the equipment manufacturer’s documentation and the person responsible for your workplace safety program.
Place warnings where the intended reader can see them before entering the affected area, without obscuring existing instructions or equipment identification. Labels do not replace guards, inspections, training or safe work procedures, and purchasing a sticker does not by itself establish compliance.
Need help locating a particular design? Contact Crane Safety Stickers at 419-677-5035.
