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Caution Face and Hand Protection Must Be Worn Sign
SGN1028
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Battery Area, 1 each
As Low As $17.00
Help protect workers with safety signage created specifically for the hazards of your battery charging areas.
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$17.00 - $35.00
Description
Help protect workers with safety signage created specifically for the hazards of your battery charging areas.
- Bright colors and easy-to-read legends help ensure safety and facility compliance
- Helps you meet 29 CFR 1910.145 by indicating specific hazards that may, without identification, lead to accidental injury or property damage
- Available in two sizes and three compositions to suit your use and budget
- Long-lasting, pre-drilled aluminum signs offer superior resistance to abrasion, chemicals, weather, splashes and washdowns
- Indoors or sheltered outdoors, pre-drilled plastic signs are an economical choice for light-duty or temporary use on flat or slightly-curved surfaces
- Indoors or out, Dura-Vinyl material provides exceptional flexibility and performance and features high-gloss film to resist UV rays, water, chemicals and abrasion
- Keep your facility looking professional while providing clear safety information
Specifications
| Color | Black/Yellow |
| Category | Battery Area |
| Solution | Signs |
| Sold as | 1 each |
| Weight |
SGN1028-10X14-ALM - 0.52 lbs. SGN1028-10X14-PLS - 0.3 lbs. SGN1028-10X14-SSK - 0.08 lbs. SGN1028-10X7-ALM - 0.27 lbs. SGN1028-10X7-PLS - 0.14 lbs. SGN1028-10X7-SSK - 0.04 lbs. |
| Composition | Aluminum, Plastic or Vinyl |
| UNSPSC | 55121704 |
| Pigalog® Page Number | Page 243 |
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Additional Information
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29 CFR 1910.1200
Under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard, employers must evaluate hazards present at the facility, communicate those hazards to employees, and teach them how to avoid the hazards. -
29 CFR 1910.145
Safety signs are to be used in facilities to, "define specific hazards that may lead to accidental injury to workers or the public, or both, or to property damage."
