Prohibition Signs

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Unsafe actions aren’t always obvious. Help your team avoid potentially risky behaviours with prohibition signs.

Whether you want to prevent fires or keep unauthorised personnel out of certain areas, prohibition signage make your safety rules easy to follow.

All signs and labels in our range have been designed to EN ISO 7010 standards for workplace compliance.

Need help choosing the right prohibition signs? Our team can guide you!

PERMIT TO WORK MUST BE OBTAINED

£ 4.38

DRY POWDER FIRE EXTINGUISHER SIGN (PK/6)

£ 18.82

CO2 FIRE EXTINGUISHER SIGN (PK/6)

£ 18.82

FIRE ALARM (PK/6)

£ 23.29

NO DOGS (PK/6)

£ 37.18

SMOKING AREA (PK/6)

£ 28.24

NO SMOKING (PK/6)

£ 18.23

NO SMOKING IT IS AGAINST THE LAW (PK/6)

£ 18.23

NO ADMITTANCE AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY (PK/6)

£ 18.23

NO PARKING - MULTI-PACK (PK/6)

£ 36.15

NO FOOD OR DRINK (PK/6)

£ 18.23

DO NOT USE MOBILE PHONES (PK/6)

£ 18.47

NO ACCESS UNLESS TRAINED AND AUTHORISED (PK/6)

£ 28.24

FORK LIFT TRUCKS PROHIBITED

£ 6.59

NO FORKLIFT TRUCKS

£ 6.59

Prohibition signs and labels are warning signs, indicating that certain actions are either not safe or are not allowed.

They can be used to prevent risky or damaging actions like:
- Smoking indoors or on an outdoor worksite
- Consuming food and drink around machinery
- Pedestrians accessing unsafe walking routes
- Using mobile phones around sensitive equipment
There are multiple types of safety signs, but most fall into four main categories:
- Prohibition
- Mandatory
- Safe condition
- Warning, including construction, hazard, and machinery
You can buy workplace prohibition signs at SMI!

We stock a wide range of safety signs and labels.
Warehouse safety signage helps make risks and hazards clear to your staff, while also highlighting any safety requirements, such as PPE.

Common types of warehouse safety signs include:
- First aid
- Prohibition labels
- Traffic signs, such as forklift speed limits
- Fire safety, like extinguisher locations and fire exits
Always conduct a warehouse risk assessment to identify potential hazards and determine which warnings should be displayed.