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Not An Exit Signs
Prevent people from taking the wrong exits
There are state and federal regulations that specify how and where Exit Signs must be located within a building structure. However, there are also regulations concerning doorways and passageways that might be mistaken for exits or leading to exits. Inform people of the difference with the proper NoT An Exit Signs from Seton. It is always important to minimize potential dangers that confusion and misinformation can cause, especially during emergencies. Make sure to clearly mark doors in your facility that do not lead to an exit with the proper OSHA notice signs. Help people find the right way to exit a building structure and prevent them from taking the wrong entry ways. Choose the best safety signs from Seton to meet your requirements.Showing results for Not An Exit Signs
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Not An Exit - Glow-In-The-Dark Polished Sign
Attractive FireFly® glow-in-the-dark exit sign provides safety in dark conditions -
Luminous Exit and Path Marker Signs - Not An Exit
Ensure that every escape route and exit is still clearly visible when the lights go out -
Interior Decor Fire Safety Signs - Not An Exit
Modern interior decor fire safety signs identify equipment and egress -
Luminous Exit and Path Marker Signs - Not An Exit/No Es Salida
Ensure that every escape route and exit is still clearly visible when the lights go out -
Not An Exit - Directional Signs
Directional exit signs leave no doubt which way is out in an emergency -
Reflective Parking Lot Signs - Not An Exit
Informative parking signs help prevent collisions in the parking lot -
Heavy-Duty Emergency Rescue & Evacuation Signs - Not An Exit
Quickly identify a safe evacuation route with heavy-duty exit signs -
Luminous Exit and Path Marker Signs - Not An Exit
Ensure that every escape route and exit is still clearly visible when the lights go out -
Not An Exit Self-Adhesive Vinyl Exit Signs
Quickly mark and identify all doors that are not an exit -
Not An Exit Luminous Braille Sign
Enjoy the benefits of 3 different signs in just one -
OSHA Notice Signs - Notice Not An Exit
Warn employees of hazardous situations for a safer workplace with OSHA Notice Signs -
Luminous Exit and Path Marker Signs - Not An Emergency Exit
Ensure that every escape route and exit is still clearly visible when the lights go out -
Not An Exit Sign - Braille Glow-In-The-Dark Signs
Enjoy the benefits of 3 signs in 1 that comply with ADA regulations -
SetonGlo™ Signs - Not An Exit
Architectural glow-in-the-dark Not An Exit signs meet ADA requirements -
Not An Exit / No Es Salida Bilingual Safety Signs
Use Bilingual Safety Signs to communicate with Enligsh and Spanish-speaking employees -
Not An Exit - Glow-In-The-Dark Fire Exit Sign
Quality interior décor fire and exit signs glow in the dark when the lights go out -
Admittance Signs - Notice Not An Exit
OSHA Admittance Signs provide clear directions to employees and visitors -
Eco-Friendly Signs - Not An Exit
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Ultra-Stick Signs - Not An Exit
Safety signs designed to mark non-exit points prevent confusion -
This Is Not An Exit Optima Policy Signs
Optima signs communicate policies and identify important locations -
Door Safety Signs - Notice - Not An Exit
Door Safety Signs alert workers to avoid doorway incidents
Make sure your facility stays compliant with building exit regulations.
To ensure the safety of employees and visitors in establishments, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) implements specific regulations regarding exits and exit signs in a building. In these regulations, buildings are required to have sufficient exits that can allow safe and quick escape of occupants during an emergency. The importance of having the proper exits is such that buildings which are under construction may not be occupied, even partially, before the necessary exit facilities have been completed and ready for use.
Indicate the correct exit ways in your establishment with the proper directional signs.
Exits are meant to provide unobstructed egress from the structure whenever necessary. As such, every exitway should be clearly visible or have the route leading to it clearly marked. The means to an safe location outside your facility should be unmistakable, so that every occupant may be physically and mentally capable of accessing them at any point.
Because of this, any entryway, doorway or other passageways that may be mistaken for exits should be marked with warning signs that identify them as such. Install the proper Not An Exit Sign in your facility. Choose from Seton’s range of emergency sign options that suit your needs
