Every facility has people walking through it who have no idea where to go, which areas are off limits, or what safety rules apply to them in that particular building. Visitor Signs close that gap immediately, putting the right information in front of the right person before they take a wrong turn, wander into somewhere they should not be, or make a decision without the information they need.

At building entrances, reception areas, lobby spaces, security checkpoints, visitor check-in desks, and anywhere someone new to the facility is likely to arrive and make their first decision about where to go. Factories, warehouses, office buildings, hospitals, schools, and construction sites are all environments where Visitor Signs do genuinely important daily work. The goal is always to reach people with the right information before they need it.

Yes. Visitor Signs fall under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.145. OSHA also broadly requires employers to ensure that everyone on a work site, visitors included, is protected from workplace hazards. Posting Visitor Signs is a practical and visible step towards meeting that responsibility.

No. Visitor Signs communicate important information, but they are not a substitute for a proper visitor management program. Written visitor policies, check-in procedures, escort protocols for restricted areas, and proper safety briefings all still need to be in place.

Yes. Many Visitor Signs in this collection are available in both English and Spanish, which is especially useful in facilities that regularly receive visitors, contractors, or delivery drivers from diverse backgrounds.

The signs come in different sizes. Some common sizes for hazard signs are 3.5" x 5", 5" x 7", 7" x 10", 10" x 14" These sizes ensure that the signs are visible and easy to read. These signs need to be big enough to grab people's attention and small enough to fit in the space available.

Every order comes with 5 Visitor Signs per pack, made in the USA. Reach out at orders@stickerjet.com for bulk pricing.