A danger sign made to your wording, in the layout AS 1319 sets out for the occupational environment — DANGER in white on a red oval inside a black rectangle, above a message panel carrying your text.
The header is the part that carries the meaning. Under AS 1319, DANGER is reserved for a hazard that will cause death or serious injury if the instruction is ignored; WARNING and CAUTION are used where the consequence is lower. That grading is worth getting right, because a DANGER header on a trip hazard teaches a site to stop reading them.
Use this where the hazard on your site does not map onto a stock legend — a specific plant item, a particular process, a named substance, a site-specific instruction.
Four sizes from 300 x 225mm to 900 x 600mm landscape, in five materials: sticker and decal from $7.50, corflute and polypropylene for temporary and semi-permanent positions, composite ACM white for permanent outdoor fixing, and 1.6mm aluminium for post mounting, to $272.16 for the largest format. Send the wording through with your order and keep it short — a danger sign that takes a sentence to read is being read too late.




