Repair and Maintenance Signs
Machines or power being switched on by mistake during maintenance, and faulty equipment being used, are common causes of accidents. These signs show that maintenance is under way, that power must be isolated and who faults should be reported to.
What Is in This Category?
Do not service, lubricate, clean or repair running machines signs
Maintenance in progress, do not start signs
Isolate power before maintenance, lockout and tagout signs
Caution out of order and report faults signs
Renovation, demolition and wet paint signs
Workshop and maintenance workshop signs
Falling objects and work overhead signs
Leave electrical work to electricians and electrician glove signs
How to Choose
Use vinyl stickers or PVC board indoors and galvanized steel outdoors, on construction sites and around excavations. Mount the sign close to eye level where the warning applies.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should a maintenance sign be hung? Before maintenance or repair starts, on the machine controls and the isolator, and left in place until the work is finished and the machine is handed back.















































