Safety signage

A standards-compliant safety signage system is an essential component of occupational health and safety.
It helps identify hazards at an early stage, prevent accidents, and ensure compliance with legal requirements. In industrial facilities, production environments, warehouses, workshops, laboratories, and public institutions, safety signs provide clear and immediate communication of risks, prohibitions, and required protective measures. The symbols used are understood regardless of language, enabling instant recognition and orientation.

At HazardLabel, you will find high-quality safety signage, safety signs, and safety labels in accordance with DIN EN ISO 7010 for professional use.

Fire Department Sign Fire door wedging, obstructing, tying open or similar actions prohibited
12,35 EUR
plus 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
Fire Department Sign Keep smoke control door closed
3,00 EUR
plus 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
Fire Safety Sign Extinguisher Photoluminescent 150x150 m
5,60 EUR
plus 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
Fire safety sign manual call point 150x150 m
5,60 EUR
plus 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
Prohibition Sign No Unauthorized Access
3,45 EUR
plus 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
Prohibition Sign No Unauthorized Entry
3,45 EUR
plus 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
Mandatory Sign “Wear Eye Protection”
3,05 EUR
plus 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
Mandatory Sign “Wear Hand Protection”
3,05 EUR
plus 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
Eyewash Station Sign E011 – DIN EN ISO 7010 / ASR A1.3
5,60 EUR
plus 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
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What Is Safety Signage?

Safety signage refers to all visual indicators that alert people to hazards, prohibitions, mandatory actions, as well as escape and rescue options. Safety signage is intended to reduce risks and provide clear guidance on the correct behavior in specific situations.

The most important categories include:

  • Warning signs
  • Prohibition signs
  • Mandatory signs
  • Emergency escape and rescue signs
  • Fire safety signs

These safety signs are standardized in terms of shape, color, and symbolism, ensuring they are understood consistently throughout Europe and internationally.

Safety Signs According to DIN EN ISO 7010

DIN EN ISO 7010 defines the design of safety signs and ensures uniform signage in companies, public institutions, and industrial facilities.

The standard specifies, among other things:

  • which colors must be used
  • which symbols are permitted
  • which shape each type of safety sign must have
  • how safety signage can be clearly recognized and understood

By using compliant safety signs, companies not only improve workplace safety but also meet important occupational health and safety requirements.

Types of Safety Signs

Warning Signs

Warning signs draw attention to potential hazards. They are used, for example, to warn of electrical voltage, hazardous substances, tripping hazards, or explosive atmospheres.

Prohibition Signs

Prohibition signs forbid behaviors that may lead to hazards. Typical examples include:

  • No smoking
  • No entry for unauthorized persons
  • No open flames

Mandatory Signs

Mandatory signs prescribe specific protective measures and help minimize risks.

Examples:

  • Wear eye protection
  • Wear hand protection
  • Wear hearing protection
  • Wear a safety helmet

Emergency Escape and Rescue Signs

Emergency escape and rescue signs identify escape routes, emergency exits, and first aid facilities. In emergencies, they enable rapid orientation and support the safe evacuation of people.

Fire Safety Signs

Fire safety signs indicate the location of fire extinguishers, fire alarms, fire blankets, and other fire protection equipment. This ensures that critical safety equipment can be found quickly in an emergency.

Why Is Safety Signage So Important?

Effective safety signage helps companies make hazards visible and sustainably reduce accidents. Especially in high-risk areas, safety signs can play a decisive role in warning people about dangers in time.

The benefits of professional safety signage:

  • Improved workplace safety
  • Fewer workplace accidents
  • Faster orientation in emergencies
  • Support for employee training and safety instruction
  • Compliance with legal requirements
  • Enhanced fire protection and emergency management

Safety Signage for Industry, Warehousing, and Commerce

Every working environment has different requirements for safety signage. That is why we offer safety signs for a wide range of applications:

  • Industrial facilities
  • Logistics centers
  • Warehouses
  • Workshops
  • Manufacturing plants
  • Laboratories
  • Construction sites
  • Public buildings
  • Schools and educational institutions

Our safety signs are available in various sizes, materials, and designs, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Common Mistakes in Safety Signage

Many companies have safety signs in place but do not always use them correctly. The most common mistakes include:

  • Missing signage in hazardous areas
  • Obstructed or poorly visible signs
  • Outdated safety signs
  • Non-compliant pictograms
  • Insufficiently marked escape routes

Regular inspection of safety signage helps identify and correct safety deficiencies at an early stage.

Buy Safety Signage Online

Our product range includes high-quality safety signs, occupational safety labels, emergency escape signs, fire safety signs, warning signs, and prohibition signs in accordance with DIN EN ISO 7010.

Whether you need individual safety signs or the complete outfitting of an entire site, we support you with compliant products for maximum safety and clear, understandable communication of hazards and protective measures.

FAQ

Which safety signs are mandatory?

The required safety signs are determined by the risk assessment as well as the provisions of ASR A1.3 and DIN EN ISO 7010.

What is the difference between safety signage and safety signs?

Safety signage refers to the entire signage system within a facility. Safety signs are individual components of that overall system.

Where must emergency escape signs be installed?

Emergency escape signs must be clearly visible along escape routes, at emergency exits, and near first aid facilities.

Which standard applies to safety signs?

DIN EN ISO 7010 is the primary standard used for safety signs. It defines the symbols, colors, and design of the signs.

When should safety signs be replaced?

Damaged, faded, or non-compliant safety signs should be replaced promptly to ensure the required visibility and comprehensibility.