• OSHA Danger: Propane - No Smoking (With NFPA Symbol)
  • OSHA Danger: Propane - No Smoking (With NFPA Symbol)
  • OSHA Danger: Propane - No Smoking (With NFPA Symbol)

OSHA Danger: Propane - No Smoking (With NFPA Symbol)

OSHA Danger: Propane - No Smoking (With NFPA Symbol)

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Overview: This StickerJet DANGER sign with NFPA symbol lets workers and visitors know right away that smoking, open flames, and ignition sources have no place near propane. It says, "Propane. No Smoking." The NFPA diamond does double duty by telling emergency responders exactly what they're dealing with before they step foot in the area, which matters most when seconds count.

Where to Use: This sign works well anywhere propane is stored, used, or transported. Put it on propane tanks, cylinders, storage cages, fuel-dispensing stations, and tank farm fencing. It also fits on loading docks, outdoor storage yards, utility rooms, and any door or gate leading to a propane storage area. The sign is just as useful in commercial kitchens, food trucks, agricultural facilities, and construction sites where propane-powered equipment is in regular use.

Material & Application: It is made of waterproof vinyl, and it has a peel-off back that sticks to clean surfaces easily. You do not need any screws or tools or special hardware to put this up.

Pack Details: You get 5 signs in each pack. These signs are made in the USA.

Related References: For more information, look at OSHA 29 CFR 1910.110 for storing and handling liquefied petroleum gases. Look at NFPA 58 (Liquefied Petroleum Gas Code) for propane storage and use. Refer to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.145 for guidelines on accident-prevention signs and tags, and NFPA 704 for the standard system used to identify material hazards for emergency response.

Important Note: This sign is a reminder. The sign does not replace the need to follow propane storage and handling procedures. You still have to do things like conduct leak checks and train employees on emergency shut-off steps for propane. You also have to maintain the fire suppression equipment and do all the other safety things that employers are supposed to do for propane.

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FAQ's

What is the purpose of this sign?

This DANGER sign is used to warn workers and visitors that propane is present in the area and that smoking or open flames are not allowed. The NFPA symbol on the sign helps emergency responders understand the level of hazard before they enter the area.

Where should we put this sign?

We should put this sign anywhere propane is stored, dispensed, or used. Some places to put this sign are near propane tanks and cylinders, storage cages, fuel stations, loading docks, outdoor tank enclosures, utility rooms, and commercial kitchen areas.

What are some rules that apply to this sign?

There are some rules from OSHA and NFPA that apply to this sign. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.110 is about storing and handling liquefied petroleum gases. NFPA 58 is the code for liquefied petroleum gas. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.145 is about signs and tags that help prevent accidents. NFPA 704 is the standard for the hazard identification diamonds that emergency responders use.

Can we just use this sign? Forget about other propane safety procedures?

No, we cannot just use this sign and forget about other safety procedures. This sign is a reminder. We still need to store and handle propane safely, check equipment, train staff on what to do in an emergency, and have the firefighting equipment on site.

What is this sign made of?

The sign is made of vinyl. It sticks to surfaces. You get 5 signs in a pack. They are made in the USA.