Every sign in our safety range is manufactured to meet AS1319, the Australian Standard for occupational safety signage. That means the right colours, the right symbols, and the right materials to pass any workplace safety audit.
What you'll find in this range:
- Fire safety signs — hydrants, extinguishers, fire door signs
- Forklift and pedestrian safety signs
- Electrical and overhead hazard signs
- General workplace caution and warning signs
- Danger tags and lock-out signs
We stock signs in metal, aluminium, polypropylene, and self-adhesive vinyl — so you can choose the right material for indoor or outdoor use, permanent or temporary installation. Need something specific? We also offer custom safety signs to your exact requirements.
Based in Bayswater, Melbourne. We ship Australia-wide with fast dispatch on all stocked items.
Frequently asked questions about safety signs
What Australian standard do safety signs need to meet?
Australian workplace safety signs must comply with AS1319 — Safety Signs for the Occupational Environment. This standard specifies the correct colours, symbols, shapes, and wording for each sign type (danger, warning, mandatory, prohibition, and emergency). All signs in our range are manufactured to meet AS1319, so you can be confident they'll satisfy a workplace safety audit or WHS inspection.
What's the difference between danger, warning, and caution signs?
Danger signs (red/black/white) indicate an immediately hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. Warning signs (yellow/black) indicate a potentially hazardous situation that could result in death or serious injury. Caution signs indicate a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. Choosing the right signal word is a requirement under AS1319.
What material should I choose for my safety signs?
The right material depends on where and how long the sign will be used. Metal and aluminium signs are best for outdoor or high-traffic areas where durability is critical. Polypropylene (poly) is a cost-effective option for semi-permanent indoor use. Self-adhesive vinyl is ideal for flat surfaces like walls, machinery, or equipment. If you're unsure, contact our team and we'll help you choose.
Do you supply custom safety signs?
Yes. If you can't find exactly what you need in our standard range, we can produce custom safety signs to your specifications — including custom wording, sizes, and materials. Get in touch via our contact page or call us to discuss your requirements.
Do you ship safety signs outside Melbourne?
Absolutely. While we're based in Bayswater, Melbourne, we ship our full range of safety signs Australia-wide. Most stocked items are dispatched quickly after your order is placed. Contact us if you have an urgent requirement or need a large volume order delivered to a specific schedule.
Can I buy safety signs in bulk for a large site or project?
Yes — we regularly supply safety signs in volume for construction projects, warehouses, and facility rollouts. If you need 10 or more of any sign, or you're fitting out a whole site, get in touch for a bulk quote. We can advise on the most cost-effective materials and sizes for your project.
