Bilingual Danger Safety Equipment Must Be Worn Sign E1379BI

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Confined Spaces – A Brief Overview

What is a Confined Space?

OSHA defines a confined space (non-permit and permit-required) as a space that is:

(1) Large enough for an employee to enter and perform work

(2) Has limited or restricted means for entry or exit

(3) Is not designed for continuous occupancy

What is the difference between a "permit-required" and "non-permit" confined space?

	Permit-Required Confined Spaces	Non-Permit Confined Spaces
Contains or has the potential to contain a hazardous atmosphere
Contains a material that has the potential for engulfing an entrant
Could trap or asphyxiate an entrant with inwardly converging walls
Could trap or asphyxiate an entrant with a floor that slopes downward and tapers to a smaller cross-section
Contains any other recognized serious safety or health hazard
Contains hazards capable of causing death or serious physical harm

From the chart above we can see that permit-required confined spaces can be extremely dangerous for workers, while non-permit confined spaces are not considered life-threatening. This doesn't mean precautionary steps shouldn't be taken before entering a non-permit space. Safety is essential no matter what the conditions are and because there is still the possibility of an injury occurring, only authorized personnel should enter the space.

OSHA states that if the workplace contains permit spaces, the employer shall inform exposed employees by posting danger signs, or by any other equally effective means, making them aware of the existence, location of, and the danger posed by the permit spaces.

Here are some examples of signs from SafetySign.com that would meet the requirements from OSHA:

Signs for Permit Required Confined Spaces

Signs for Non-Permit Confined Spaces

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Size	Width	Height	Average Text Size	Max Viewing Distance	Available Materials	Mounting Holes	Corner Radius	Diagram
5 × 7″	5″	7″	5/32″	Up to 3′ 9″	3.5 Mil Peel and Stick Vinyl Label	N/A	¼″	Diagram
7 × 10″	7″	10″	¼″	Up to 6′ 3″	3.5 Mil Peel and Stick Vinyl Label	N/A	¼″	Diagram
7 × 10″	7″	10″	¼″	Up to 6′ 3″	.040″ Rust-Free Aluminum .040″ Engineering Grade Reflective Aluminum .055″ Polyethylene Plastic	Four 7/32″ Holes (#10 or 3/16″ screws recommended)	¼″	Diagram
10 × 14″	10″	14″	11/32″	Up to 8′ 9″	3.5 Mil Peel and Stick Vinyl Label	N/A	¼″	Diagram
10 × 14″	10″	14″	11/32″	Up to 8′ 9″	.040″ Engineering Grade Reflective Aluminum .040″ Rust-Free Aluminum .055″ Polyethylene Plastic	Four 7/32″ Holes (#10 or 3/16″ screws recommended)	¼″	Diagram
12 × 18″	12″	18″	½″	Up to 12′ 6″	.055″ Polyethylene Plastic .063″ Rust-Free Aluminum .063″ Engineering Grade Reflective Aluminum	Four ¼″ Holes (#12 or 7/32″ screws recommended)	½″	Diagram

More Options SafetySign.com understands that the Bilingual Danger Safety Equipment Must Be Worn Sign may not be available in the size that you require. Please contact our customer service team today and we’ll be happy to work with you to produce exactly what you need. Contact us now.

Material	Thickness	Outdoor Durability	Service Temp. Range	Available Sizes	Overlaminate
Labels
Adhesive-Backed Vinyl Outdoor grade high gloss calendared vinyl film, and coated with aggressive LEED compliant acrylic adhesive formulated to adhere to a variety of surfaces, ensuring durability in most commercial and industrial environments. Resistant to fading and mild chemicals. This material is in compliance with the standards set forth by the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) Rule #1168 and the Green Seal Standard, GS-36 for commercial adhesives pertaining to Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC). Clean and dry surface before applying. Minimum application temperature is 50°F.	3.5 mils	4 to 5 Years	-20° to 176° F	5 × 7″ 7 × 10″ 10 × 14″	N/A
Plastic
Polyethylene Plastic A tough plastic that is rust free and resistant to chips, cracks, fading and mild chemicals. It is an economical alternative to aluminum without a significant compromise in durability. Thicknesses of .055" and less will easily bend to fit certain surfaces without causing material fractures.	0.055″	3 to 5 Years	-40° to 180° F	7 × 10″ 10 × 14″	N/A
	0.055″	3 to 5 Years	-40° to 180° F	12 × 18″	None
Aluminum
Rust-Free Aluminum A durable metal material that will not chip, crack, or rust, offers superior resistance to harsh weather conditions, and has good chemical resistance properties. The optimal choice for outdoor usage.	0.04″	5 to 7 Years	-40° to 212° F	7 × 10″ 10 × 14″	None
	0.063″	5 to 7 Years	-40° to 212° F	12 × 18″	None
Engineering Grade Reflective Aluminum A durable enclosed lens retro-reflective material permanently adhered to aluminum. It is an economical choice for non-critical traffic signs, parking lot signs, and safety signs. The pattern free face allows for clean graphic imaging. It meets the requirements of ASTM D4956 Type I, and will remain effective for up to 7 years. Resistant to fading and mild chemicals. Reflectivity:	0.04″	Up to 7 Years	-10°F - 130°F	7 × 10″ 10 × 14″	None
	0.063″	Up to 7 Years	-10°F - 130°F	12 × 18″	None

	None	Engineering Grade	High Intensity Prismatic	Diamond Grade
ATSM D956 Type	–	Type I	Type IV	Type IX
Brightness	–	Standard Material	3x More	10x More
Night-Time Visibility	–	500'	1,000'	1,500'
Reflectivity

SafetySign.com understands that the Bilingual Danger Safety Equipment Must Be Worn Sign may not be available in a material that meets your requirements. Please contact our customer service team today and we’ll be happy to work with you to find the right material for your needs. Contact us now.

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We choose our printing processes for each product carefully so you receive the best quality product at the lowest price with industry-leading turnaround times. Depending on your size, material, quantity, and other factors, your sign will print using one of our carefully-tested methods.

Cross-Hatch Ink Adhesion Test

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We use a three-stage process to test all of our printing processes. We print our signs using only the processes that pass all three stages, giving you the highest quality signage possible.

Fonts

The text is printed in Arial Black and Arial Bold fonts.

The Bilingual Danger Safety Equipment Must Be Worn Sign from SafetySign.com uses these fonts to create a distinct primary message grabs your attention first, and bold secondary message that also stands out and remains clearly legible.

Bilingual Danger Safety Equipment Must Be Worn Sign - E1379BI, Confined Space Signs

Bilingual Danger Safety Equipment Must Be Worn Sign