Personal Protection Labels
Personal Protection Labels FAQs
What are personal protection labels used for?
Personal protection labels remind workers and visitors to wear required PPE—such as gloves, helmets, or goggles—to reduce accidents and maintain compliance.
Do personal protection labels need to meet OSHA or ANSI standards?
Yes. Labels should follow OSHA and ANSI guidelines for proper symbols, colors, and wording to ensure clear hazard communication.
Where should personal protection labels be applied?
They should be applied near machinery, entrances to hazardous areas, and equipment requiring PPE, ensuring workers see them before entering or operating.
What materials are best for personal protection labels?
Vinyl and laminated polyester are recommended because they resist chemicals, abrasion, and moisture while remaining legible over time.
Can personal protection labels be customized?
Absolutely. You can add specific PPE icons, custom text, or company branding to match your facility’s safety program.


