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Header Types[1]
OSHA/ANSI Z35.1 ANSI Z535 Signal Word Intended Use Notes
Danger
Situation that will result in serious injury or death.
Warning
Situation could result in serious injury or death. Not originally part of ANSI Z35.1, but developed in the late 1980s and introduced in 1991.
Caution
Situation could result moderate or minor injury. ANSI has a variant without the 'safety alert symbol' symbol, when only significant property damage could occur; in place of the 'Notice' header.
Notice
Situations that at worst will only result in property damage and will not result in physical injuries. The ANSI Z535.4 Caution header without a 'safety alert symbol' can be used as an alternative. This header was introduced in 1971, by OSHA, and was not a part of the original Z35.1 standard.
No equivalent
"Safety First"
"Think"
"Be Careful"
Used to give instructions to use protective equipment and general reminders, such as "Walk, Don't Run", "Safety Starts with you", "Report all injuries". ANSI Z535.4 discontinued these headers.
No equivalent
Safety Instructions
Used to provide complex instructions on equipment. The exact wording of this header can vary to better reflect the equipment or procedure, such as 'Lockout procedure', 'Safe shutdown procedure', 'Safe installation instructions'.
  1. ^ Cite error: The named reference ANSI Z535.4-2011 - Full Standard was invoked but never defined (see the help page).