They identify areas where pesticides have been applied or are stored, warning workers, residents, and bystanders to stay out of treated areas until it is safe to re-enter, to wear appropriate PPE when handling pesticides, and to follow safe storage practices around pesticide products.

Yes, in many situations. The EPA under FIFRA (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act) requires that certain pesticide applications be posted with warning signs during and after treatment, particularly in agricultural settings under the Worker Protection Standard (WPS) at 40 CFR Part 170. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 also requires hazard communication for pesticide products in workplaces.

Agricultural operations, pest control companies, golf courses and sports turf facilities, food processing plants with pest management programs, warehouses and commercial properties with contracted pest control services, and any facility that stores or applies pesticide products on a regular basis.

At the entrance to treated areas during and after pesticide application as required by the product label and applicable regulations, on pesticide storage rooms and cabinets, near pesticide mixing and loading stations, and in any area where workers may be exposed to pesticide residues during normal operations.

The specific re-entry interval (REI) is listed on each pesticide product label and must be followed. Signs should remain posted until the REI has passed. Under the EPA Worker Protection Standard, certain restricted-use pesticides require signs to stay up for the full REI, which can range from a few hours to several days.

Under the EPA Worker Protection Standard, posted warning signs for agricultural pesticide applications must meet specific requirements and be positioned at standard entry points to treated areas. For general pesticide storage signs, clear identification of the hazard is the minimum requirement. The product SDS provides the detailed chemical information.

Yes. StickerJet pesticide signs are made from waterproof vinyl that handles outdoor conditions, which is important for field and greenhouse applications where signs are exposed to weather throughout the restricted entry period.

Yes. All StickerJet signs are made in the USA.