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Dangerous Current Sign

Product code: PSS-WS-BCH-0006

Rip currents claim more lives than sharks, stingers, and cliff falls combined — SLSA identifies rip-current warning as the highest-impact beach-safety intervention. This AS 2416.1–compliant sign displays the rip-current pictogram (seaward wave arrows) with bold "DANGEROUS CURRENT" legend, deployed at every marked beach access and flanking patrolled-swim zones.

Selected unit price$27.00inc GST12 material/size options; base prices $18.00–$145.00

Material

Rigid plastic sheet suited to indoor and sheltered or general outdoor applications, subject to the print finish and site exposure.

Viewing distance is indicative; check approach distance, lighting and mounting position for the site.

Optional finishes

Finish surcharges are per sign before volume discounts; the configured total below includes the active quantity tier.

Configured product total
$27.00

Includes $2.45 GST

View volume pricing
Volume pricing for the selected configuration
QuantityUnit (inc GST)Discount
1-4$27.00
5-9$24.848% off
10-24$22.9515% off
25-49$20.5224% off
50-99$18.3632% off
100+$16.2040% off
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Product details

Rip currents claim more lives than sharks, stingers, and cliff falls combined — SLSA identifies rip-current warning as the highest-impact beach-safety intervention. This AS 2416.1–compliant sign displays the rip-current pictogram (seaward wave arrows) with bold "DANGEROUS CURRENT" legend, deployed at every marked beach access and flanking patrolled-swim zones.

Offered in marine-grade aluminium for permanent SLSA clubhouse and council mounts, polypropylene for seasonal coastal deployments, and vinyl for notice-board installation. Sizes 225×300 mm to 600×900 mm suit different beach-entry scales. Platinum Signs supplies trade accounts with volume discounts, Australia-wide delivery, and pre-drilled fixings.

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.