Standardizes safety information communication system using minimal words. Applies to workplace and public areas for accident prevention. Not applicable to rail, road, maritime or air traffic signals
Signage refers to the use of signs and symbols to communicate messages. Term 'sign' comes from Latin 'signum', meaning identifying mark or symbol. Signage became popular in 1975-1980
Standardizes safety information communication system using graphical symbols. Applies to accident prevention, fire protection, health hazards and evacuation. Not applicable to rail, road, river, maritime or air traffic signalling
Safety signs communicate hazards and guide safe practices in workplaces. These signs are universally recognized and conform to standards. Many countries require safety signs in workplaces. Failure to comply can result in fines and legal action
Safety signs are standardized symbols conveying hazards and requirements. They use universally recognizable symbols for immediate understanding. Designs are regulated by national or international standards
Third edition approved by CEN on March 14, 2020. Supersedes EN ISO 7010:2012. Available in English, French, and German versions. Covers safety signs for accident prevention, fire protection, and emergency evacuation