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OSHA SAFETY COLORS |
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SAFETY BLUE |
SAFETY ORANGE |
SAFETY GREEN |
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Identifies equipment under
repair. Examples: Elevators, scaffolding, electrical controls, "Out
of Order" signs.
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Identifies dangerous parts
on machinery. Examples: Gears, belts, chain drives, cutting edges, safety
starting buttons, inside of or removable guards.
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Identifies first aid
equipment and safety devices. Examples: First aid kits, safety bulletin
boards, stretchers, gas masks, deluge showers, safety equipment lockers.
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SAFETY YELLOW |
SAFETY RED |
*BLACK AND WHITE |
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Identifies physical hazards
requiring caution. Examples: Construction equipment, caution signs, lower
pulley blocks, cranes, sliding elevator doors, handrails, pillars, and
material handling equipment. |
Identifies fire-fighting
equipment, "danger" and "stop". Examples: Fire alarm
boxes, buckets, exits, extinguishers, hose locations, hydrants, sirens,
sprinkler systems, danger signs, stop bars, off or stop buttons on
equipment. |
Identifies traffic and
housekeeping markings. Examples: Aisles, direction signs, stairways, aisle
dead ends, stock location lines, drinking fountains, refuse cans, rest
areas, floor area around emergency equipment |
Note: Colors
shown may vary. They approximate actual paint colors as accurately as
possible.
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Heavy Machinery
