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FAQ's
What are Watch Your Step Signs?
Slips, trips, and falls happen often and they are almost always preventable. A step down that an experienced worker barely registers can send a visitor or a momentarily distracted colleague straight to the floor, with consequences that are often far more serious than anyone anticipated. Watch Your Step Signs are the simple, visible warnings that give people the fraction of a second they need to look down, slow down, and stay safe.
Where should Watch Your Step Signs be placed?
At the top and bottom of stairways, near ramps, at floor level changes, on loading docks, in entranceways and near wet or uneven surfaces. Warehouses, construction sites, manufacturing floors, retail stores, restaurants, offices, and any indoor or outdoor space where slip, trip, or fall hazards exist are all the right environments. The closer to the hazard and the more visible at eye level, the better they do their job.
Are there any OSHA regulations that apply to Watch Your Step Signs?
Yes. Watch Your Step Signs fall under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.145. OSHA also has specific regulations around walking and working surfaces, stairways, and fall prevention that require employers to identify and communicate hazards clearly to everyone in the facility. Posting Watch Your Step Signs is a straightforward and visible way to meet those requirements.
Can Watch Your Step Signs replace the need to fix slip and fall hazards?
No. Watch Your Step Signs warn people about a hazard. They do not fix it. Employers are still required to identify and correct slip, trip, and fall hazards through proper maintenance, appropriate flooring, adequate lighting, and regular safety inspections. A Watch Your Step Sign is a communication tool, not a permanent solution. It should always go hand in hand with real efforts to eliminate the underlying risk.
Are Watch Your Step Signs available in bilingual formats?
Yes. Several signs in this collection are available in both English and Spanish, making sure the fall hazard warning reaches every worker in the facility regardless of the language they speak.
What size options are available?
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.
How many Watch Your Step Signs come in each pack, and can I order in bulk?
Every order comes with 5 Watch Your Step Signs per pack, made in the USA. Reach out at orders@stickerjet.com for bulk pricing.