Q. What situations warrant the use of caution signs?

Meant to indicate hazards that can result in moderate to minor injuries, caution signs should be used where machines are operated, forklift areas, around electrical units, and conveyor systems. Areas that employ/emit radiation, with low head clearance, wet/slippery surfaces, where protective equipment is required, hazardous waste disposal areas, and construction zones should also be marked with appropriate caution signs.

Q. Other than mounting caution signs, is there any other way to mark workplace hazards in a cost effective way?

While our rigid caution signs and adhesive labels are available at prices to suit different preferences and requirements, you may opt for our caution floor stencils that can be used over and over again. Available in a variety of sizes and easy to use, these stencils are rather durable and let you paint hundreds of signs that are difficult to ignore. Using caution labels made from polyester, vinyl or paper are also an equally effective but affordable option.

Q. Do you offer any caution signs that will be visible in the dark?

Most of our caution signs are available in reflective aluminum material option as well that reflects light thrown from a flashlight or a car’s headlights. We also offer adhesive glow polyester caution labels that glow in the dark and are perfect for indoor safety applications.

Q. Are caution signs available in any other language?

You may opt for a customizable Spanish caution sign template and personalize it to suit your preferences. We also offer bilingual caution signs that convey the caution message in English and Spanish languages.

Q. Can caution signs be customized?

They absolutely can be! Choose for our range of custom caution sign templates available in different sizes and styles. Follow the few steps of our user-friendly customization wizard to add your text, choose your symbol, and modify the font. Should you want a completely custom design, head to our instant quoter, provide details such as required sign shape, size, and color, and we’ll give you an instant quote on your design.

Q. Where should caution floor signs be used?

Rather hard to ignore, caution floor signs are ideal to mark areas with slip, trip, and fall hazards such as areas with wet processes, slippery ramps, icy areas, etc. Choose from FloorBoss signs that come with easy-grasp handles or reversible floor signs with two messages. We also offer blank write-on caution floor signs that allow you to change the message as required and are great for indicating temporary hazards. Custom options are also available.

About our Caution

Use Caution Signs offered by MySafetySign for hazards that would cause minor or moderate injuries or property damage.

• Find both OSHA and ANSI compliant Caution Signs. Trained employees perceive and understand a yellow and black sign as “Caution Sign”.
• Browse through our extensive selection. Need something specific? Start with a custom template and personalize your own sign.
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