Voltage & Shock Hazard Signs and Labels
Use these Voltage and Shock Hazard safety signs and labels to address a variety of electrical hazards in your workplace. Topics include: shock hazards, voltage indications and high voltage warnings for industrial, worksite, machinery and agriculture applications. Choose signs designed for OSHA, ANSI, NEC or other standards.
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Voltage and Shock Hazard Signs & Labels
When it comes to electricity, you can never be too careful. Whether you’re in an industrial setting or just managing a busy office, the risks of electrical shock and high voltage are very real. That’s why having the right signs and labels in place is so important.
At ComplianceSigns, we’ve got you covered with a wide range of voltage and shock hazard signs that keep everyone in your workspace aware and safe:
Shock Hazard Signs: These signs are designed to warn of potential shock risks, helping to prevent accidents before they happen.
Voltage Signs: Clearly label areas where high voltage is present, so everyone knows to exercise caution.
Warning Electrical Hazard Signs: Use these signs to mark zones where electrical hazards are a serious concern.
Electrical Hazard Warning Symbols: Sometimes a symbol says it all. Our electrical hazard warning symbols are instantly recognizable and effective.
Electricity Hazard Signs: These signs make sure everyone is aware of the dangers associated with electrical equipment and wiring.
Electric Shock Signs: Remind workers and visitors alike of the risks of electric shock with these easy-to-read signs.
Shock Signs: Keep potential hazards top-of-mind with our range of shock signs, designed for maximum visibility.
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Electrical Injuries in the Workplace
Electrical injuries are more common in the workplace than you might think. According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information, nearly 1,000 workers die every year in the U.S. due to electrical injuries, and many more suffer from non-fatal shocks and burns. In fact, electrical injuries account for about 5% of all workplace fatalities. These statistics underscore the importance of using proper signage to mitigate risks and keep everyone safe.
Comparing OSHA, ANSI, and the NEC
Navigating safety regulations can be a bit tricky, but understanding the differences between OSHA, ANSI, and the NEC is crucial:
- OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) sets the baseline for workplace safety standards, focusing on preventing hazards that could cause injury or death.
- ANSI (American National Standards Institute) provides guidelines for design, performance, and safety, helping businesses meet OSHA requirements.
- NEC (National Electrical Code) is all about electrical safety in construction and installation, ensuring that all electrical systems are safe and up to code.
At ComplianceSigns, our voltage and shock hazard signs meet or exceed these standards, so you can rest easy knowing your workplace is compliant and safe.
When it comes to electricity, there’s no room for error. Equip your workplace with our high-quality voltage and shock hazard signs to keep everyone informed and protected. Browse our selection today and make safety a top priority.
Shock Hazard and Voltage Resources:
OSHA electrical safety resources
Tip: Preventing workplace electrical injuries
Electrical equipment safety guidelines
Articles on electrical shock hazards by ANSI
