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Do Not Operate Within 10 Feet Sign
This high-visibility danger sign warns operators and workers to maintain a minimum 10-foot clearance from overhead power lines. It helps prevent electrocution, arc flash incidents, and accidental contact between equipment and energized electrical conductors.
Sign Reads
“Danger Do Not Operate Within 10 Feet Of Overhead Power Lines”
Compliance
- ANSI Z535 Compliant
- OSHA Compliant
Material Options
Available in:
- Vinyl Label
- Aluminum Sign
Usage
Commonly used on cranes, boom lifts, aerial work platforms, bucket trucks, excavators, forklifts, utility vehicles, and other equipment operating near overhead electrical lines.
Workplace Communication & Safety
The sign provides a clear warning to operators and nearby personnel about the dangers of working too close to overhead power lines. Maintaining proper clearance helps reduce the risk of electrical shock, equipment damage, serious injury, and fatalities.
Vinyl Label Features
- Durable adhesive-backed construction
- Easy application to equipment and machinery surfaces
- Resistant to moisture and industrial conditions
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Aluminum Sign Features
- Heavy-duty rigid construction
- Weather-resistant for long-term outdoor use
- Corrosion-resistant aluminum material
- Ideal for construction sites, utility projects, and industrial facilities
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7 × 10″, 10 × 14″ Mounting: Four 7/32″ holes (one in each corner)
12 × 18″, 18 × 24″, 24 × 36″ Mounting: Four ¼″ holes (one in each corner)
36 × 48″ Mounting: Four 5/16″ holes (one in each corner)
Ideal for Safety Applications
Crane operations
Utility work zones
Construction sites
Electrical safety programs
Heavy equipment operations
Industrial facilities
Helps improve workplace safety by clearly warning personnel to maintain safe distances from overhead power lines and electrical hazards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do your labels meet industry standards?
Do your labels meet industry standards?
Absolutely. Our electrical labels are fully compliant with current NEC (National Electrical Code) standards, helping you pass inspections smoothly and efficiently on the first attempt.
What materials are your labels made of?
What materials are your labels made of?
We offer high-quality labels in a wide range of durable materials, including metal, plastic, and vinyl. Our selection also includes specialty options such as reflective vinyl labels, designed for enhanced visibility and performance.
How quickly can I expect my order to be processed?
How quickly can I expect my order to be processed?
We take pride in providing the fastest turnaround times in the industry. Once you place your order, it is typically shipped the same business day, ensuring quick and reliable delivery.