Do Not Walk or Stand on Conveyor Sign
Product code: PSS-PRO-004
Conveyor and machinery hazards demand explicit warning. This prohibition sign displays the AS 1319–mandated red circle-and-slash symbol, clearly forbidding personnel from walking or standing on moving equipment. Engineered on Australian-made substrates—corflute, polypropylene, Colorbond, vinyl—sized from 225×300 mm to 600×900 mm for warehouse, manufacturing, and logistics environments. Lamination and reflective upgrades (Class 1/2) enhance durability and visibility in high-traffic or low-light zones. Platinum Signs supplies trade accounts with volume discounts, fast turnaround, and Australia-wide delivery to keep your site compliant and safe.
Material
Lightweight corrugated plastic board. Easy to fix to fences, hoarding, and temporary structures.
Viewing distance is indicative; check approach distance, lighting and mounting position for the site.
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Conveyor and machinery hazards demand explicit warning. This prohibition sign displays the AS 1319–mandated red circle-and-slash symbol, clearly forbidding personnel from walking or standing on moving equipment. Engineered on Australian-made substrates—corflute, polypropylene, Colorbond, vinyl—sized from 225×300 mm to 600×900 mm for warehouse, manufacturing, and logistics environments. Lamination and reflective upgrades (Class 1/2) enhance durability and visibility in high-traffic or low-light zones. Platinum Signs supplies trade accounts with volume discounts, fast turnaround, and Australia-wide delivery to keep your site compliant and safe.
Check the sign format before ordering
Final sign type, wording, size, placement and material depend on the site risk, project specification and applicable jurisdiction. Confirm the requirement with the relevant WHS adviser or regulator.
This is general product information, not legal or engineering advice. A safety sign is one part of a workplace control system; confirm the site and jurisdictional requirements before ordering.
Material options
Size guide
Viewing distances are selection aids, not prescribed compliance distances. Check the site approach, lighting, wording and mounting position.
| Size | Indicative distance | Typical use |
|---|
Specifications
| Product code | PSS-PRO-004 |
|---|---|
| Product | Do Not Walk or Stand on Conveyor Sign |
| Category | Prohibition Signs |
| Format guidance | Confirm the safety-sign category and project specification for the site |
| Printing | UV direct print |
| Selected material | Corflute (5mm) |
| Selected size | 225 x 300,300mm |
| Indicative durability | Temporary use; exposure and installation affect service life |
| Indicative viewing distance | Confirm for the site |
| Available sizes | |
| Available materials |
Selected specifications update with the material and size controls above.
Frequently asked questions
Where exactly should this sign be mounted on a conveyor system?
Install at both the entry and exit points of the conveyor run, at eye level (1.4–1.7 m), and ensure nothing obstructs the view from operator positions or nearby walkways.
Is lamination worth the extra cost for a factory floor?
Yes. Lamination protects against oil splashes, moisture, and abrasion from handling, extending sign life by 2–3 years in industrial settings.
What's the best material for a high-temperature production area?
Colorbond or vinyl handle heat and humidity better than corflute; polypropylene sits in the middle. Avoid corflute near heat sources above 60°C.
Do you supply matching mandatory signs (e.g., 'Authorised Personnel Only')?
The appropriate safety-sign category, wording, placement and supporting controls depend on the product purpose, site risk and applicable jurisdiction. Confirm the requirement with your WHS adviser or regulator; a sign alone does not discharge WHS duties.
How many signs do I need for a long conveyor line?
Minimum: entry and exit points. For lines over 20 m, add intermediate signs every 8–10 m or at junctions where personnel access the belt.
