• OSHA Danger Starts Automatically Keep Hands Clear Sign Stickers with Gear Pinch Point Graphic
  • OSHA Danger Starts Automatically Keep Hands Clear Sign Stickers with Gear Pinch Point Graphic
  • OSHA Danger Starts Automatically Keep Hands Clear Sign Stickers with Gear Pinch Point Graphic
  • OSHA Danger Starts Automatically Keep Hands Clear Sign Stickers with Gear Pinch Point Graphic
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OSHA Danger Starts Automatically Keep Hands Clear Sign Stickers with Gear Pinch Point Graphic

OSHA Danger Starts Automatically Keep Hands Clear Sign Stickers with Gear Pinch Point Graphic

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Frequently Asked Questions

What hazard does this automatic start keep hands clear sign with graphic communicate?

This sign communicates that the machine starts automatically AND that gear/belt pinch point hazards are present a particularly dangerous combination because workers may attempt to clear a jam or adjust the machine during what appears to be a stopped state, only to have it activate automatically with their hands near moving parts. The gear pinch point graphic makes the specific entanglement hazard immediately visible.

What is the gear pinch point graphic on this sign showing?

The graphic depicts a hand being caught between two meshing gears the standard ANSI/ISO hazard symbol for gear entanglement and pinch point hazards. Combined with the automatic start warning and Keep Hands Clear instruction, the sign communicates the hazard type, the automatic activation risk, and the required action in a single visual package.

Where should an automatic start keep hands clear pinch point sign be posted?

Post directly at gear drives, belt drives, chain drives, and any pinch point location on automatically controlled equipment. Also post on the control panel and at approach positions. The sign should be visible to a worker whose hands are near the hazard point not just at a distance.

What OSHA standards govern automatic start pinch point hazards?

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.212 (General Machine Guarding) requires guarding at all power transmission components including gears, belts, and chains. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.217 (Mechanical Power Presses) covers press-related pinch point hazards. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 (Lockout Tagout) addresses the automatic start component. All three apply to automatic machinery with exposed pinch points.

Is Danger the correct signal word for an automatic start pinch point gear sign?

Danger is appropriate under ANSI Z535.4 when the combination of automatic machine activation and pinch point contact presents an immediate risk of serious injury which applies to most industrial gear drives, belt drives, and power transmission equipment that can activate automatically. The gear entanglement and amputation risks associated with these hazards support use of the Danger signal word.

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Protect workers from pinch point injuries on automatic machinery with this OSHA Danger-style Starts Automatically Keep Hands Clear safety sign with gear pinch point graphic. The visual gear and hand crush symbol paired with the automatic start warning creates a dual-impact message that clearly communicates both the hazard type and the required action ideal for machines with exposed gears, belts, or rollers that activate automatically.

Available in multiple sizes to suit your visibility needs. Self-adhesive vinyl peels and sticks in seconds to machine enclosures, safety fences, equipment panels, walls, and metal surfaces. Ideal for warehouses, manufacturing floors, and industrial facilities.

Made from Premium Vinyl that is Waterproof, Weatherproof, Scratch-Proof, Fade-Resistant and UV Resistant Colors Will Not Run. Easy Peel And Stick with Strong Adhesive and No Residue on removal. Pack of 5 signs. Made In USA with a 3 Year Warranty on Craftsmanship.

Compliance & Regulatory Reference

This sign supports compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.212 (General Machine Guarding) and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.217 (Mechanical Power Presses), which require guarding against pinch point and entanglement hazards on automatic machinery, and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 (Control of Hazardous Energy / Lockout Tagout) for the automatic start component.

ANSI Z535.4 (Product Safety Signs and Labels) recommends graphic symbols for pinch point hazards, as visual depictions of the injury mechanism significantly improve worker comprehension particularly in high-noise manufacturing environments.

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Protect workers from pinch point injuries on automatic machinery with this OSHA Danger-style Starts Automatically Keep Hands Clear safety sign with gear pinch point graphic. The visual gear and hand crush symbol paired with the automatic start warning creates a dual-impact message that clearly communicates both the hazard type and the required action ideal for machines with exposed gears, belts, or rollers that activate automatically.

Available in multiple sizes to suit your visibility needs. Self-adhesive vinyl peels and sticks in seconds to machine enclosures, safety fences, equipment panels, walls, and metal surfaces. Ideal for warehouses, manufacturing floors, and industrial facilities.

Made from Premium Vinyl that is Waterproof, Weatherproof, Scratch-Proof, Fade-Resistant and UV Resistant Colors Will Not Run. Easy Peel And Stick with Strong Adhesive and No Residue on removal. Pack of 5 signs. Made In USA with a 3 Year Warranty on Craftsmanship.

Compliance & Regulatory Reference

This sign supports compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.212 (General Machine Guarding) and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.217 (Mechanical Power Presses), which require guarding against pinch point and entanglement hazards on automatic machinery, and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 (Control of Hazardous Energy / Lockout Tagout) for the automatic start component.

ANSI Z535.4 (Product Safety Signs and Labels) recommends graphic symbols for pinch point hazards, as visual depictions of the injury mechanism significantly improve worker comprehension particularly in high-noise manufacturing environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions

What hazard does this automatic start keep hands clear sign with graphic communicate?

This sign communicates that the machine starts automatically AND that gear/belt pinch point hazards are present a particularly dangerous combination because workers may attempt to clear a jam or adjust the machine during what appears to be a stopped state, only to have it activate automatically with their hands near moving parts. The gear pinch point graphic makes the specific entanglement hazard immediately visible.

What is the gear pinch point graphic on this sign showing?

The graphic depicts a hand being caught between two meshing gears the standard ANSI/ISO hazard symbol for gear entanglement and pinch point hazards. Combined with the automatic start warning and Keep Hands Clear instruction, the sign communicates the hazard type, the automatic activation risk, and the required action in a single visual package.

Where should an automatic start keep hands clear pinch point sign be posted?

Post directly at gear drives, belt drives, chain drives, and any pinch point location on automatically controlled equipment. Also post on the control panel and at approach positions. The sign should be visible to a worker whose hands are near the hazard point not just at a distance.

What OSHA standards govern automatic start pinch point hazards?

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.212 (General Machine Guarding) requires guarding at all power transmission components including gears, belts, and chains. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.217 (Mechanical Power Presses) covers press-related pinch point hazards. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 (Lockout Tagout) addresses the automatic start component. All three apply to automatic machinery with exposed pinch points.

Is Danger the correct signal word for an automatic start pinch point gear sign?

Danger is appropriate under ANSI Z535.4 when the combination of automatic machine activation and pinch point contact presents an immediate risk of serious injury which applies to most industrial gear drives, belt drives, and power transmission equipment that can activate automatically. The gear entanglement and amputation risks associated with these hazards support use of the Danger signal word.

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