Health Hazard Flame

 Respiratory sensitizer Flammables

 Target organ toxicity Emits flammable gas
 Aspiration toxicity Self-reactives

Exclamation Mark Gas Cylinder

 Irritant (skin and eye) Gases under pressure

 Skin sensitizer
 Acute toxicity (harmful)
 Narcotic effects
 Respiratory tract irritant
 Hazardous to ozone layer
Corrosion Exploding Bomb

 Skin corrosion/burns Explosives

 Eye damage Self-reactives
 Corrosive to metals Organic peroxides

Flame Over Circle Environment

 Oxidizers Aquatic toxicity

Skull and Crossbones

 Acute toxicity (fatal or toxic)

Conclusion
Safety signs and symbols exist to make identifying potential hazards easier. Keep things simple
by spreading signs out within an area to avoid clustering them. Too many signs crammed
together overwhelms workers with information and makes it less likely that they pay careful
attention.To avoid this “sign blindness,” safety experts recommend switching up the location of
your signs every so often to keep the safety message top of mind.