ADDENDUM 13
FLOOR SAFETY SIGNAGE
The
following are safety hazard floor signs used at the JAC and their
meanings. If
on encountering any warning sign that you do not understand, do NOT
pass the sign; retreat to
a safe
place and contact the TSS/WL/Facility
Maintenance Manager (for Hilo hazards) for safety instruction.
DANGER – OVERHEAD HAZARD
The DANGER header is used
where an imminent hazard has a high probability of causing serious
injury or
death. Hard hats are required and staff/visitors shall check with the
WL/TSS
for further details and restrictions.
WARNING – HARD HAT AREA
The WARNING header is used
to identify situations where a potential hazard could cause serious
injury or
death. Hard hats are required in the posted area and staff/visitors shall check with the
WL/TSS
for further details and restrictions.
CAUTION – WET FLOOR
The CAUTION header is used
where minor or moderate injury can occur. Staff/visitors shall be
mindful of
the wet slippery floor area and take necessary precautions.
SAFETY CONES
Used to
mark hazardous areas
and alert staff/visitors to hazards. Staff/visitors shall check with the
WL/TSS
for further details and restrictions.
DANGER – OPEN LOADING HATCH (JCMT specific)
The DANGER header is used
where an imminent hazard has a high probability of causing serious
injury or
death. Staff/visitors shall stay clear of the open loading hatch. Staff
using
the hatch must use proper fall protection.
CAUTION – INCLINOMETRY IN PROGRESS (JCMT specific)
The CAUTION header is used
where minor or moderate injury can occur. Staff/visitors shall be
mindful that
the antenna and carousel will move at times and they shall not access
the
antenna.
