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Explosives - Keep Out - Danger Site Access Red/white hazard pattern for strong

Explosives - Keep Out - Danger Site Access Red/white hazard pattern for strongDanger sign used to warn of a hazard or hazardous condition that may result in serious injury or death. This sign warns of **explosives keep out** hazards and is intended to restrict access to high risk areas. Suitable for industrial sites, construction areas, and workplaces where immediate hazards are present. Available in Standard and Class 100 Reflective finishes. Designed in accordance with AS 1319.

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Description

Red/white hazard pattern for strong visual contrast

Mandatory sign used to indicate that hard hat must be worn

This sign warns of **operating plant - risk of serious injury** hazards where contact may result in serious injury or death

equipment and high exposure industrial applications

Safe condition sign used to identify spill response equipment

Explosives - Keep Out - Danger Site Access Red/white hazard pattern for strongDanger sign used to warn of a hazard or hazardous condition that may result in serious injury or death. This sign warns of **explosives keep out** hazards and is intended to restrict access to high risk areas. Suitable for industrial sites, construction areas, and workplaces where immediate hazards are present. Available in Standard and Class 100 Reflective finishes. Designed in accordance with AS 1319.

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