Danger Signs

General Safety Signs

In Australia, danger signs are used to warn people about potential hazards in various locations. They're typically found in workplaces, construction sites, industrial areas, and public places where there are significant risks. Here are some common examples:

1. Construction Sites: "Danger: Hard Hat Area" - warns of falling objects.
2. Industrial Facilities: "Danger: High Voltage" - indicates the presence of electrical hazards.
3. *Mining Areas: "Danger: Explosives" - alerts to the presence of explosive materials.
4. Roads and Highways: "Danger: Sharp Curve Ahead" - warns drivers of a hazardous turn.
5. Beaches: "Danger: Strong Currents" - indicates dangerous water conditions.
6. National Parks: "Danger: Cliff Edge" - warns hikers of steep drop-offs.

These signs are crucial for keeping people safe by informing them of potential dangers in specific areas.