Construction Site Sign 480 x 600mm - Danger, Unauthorised Entry
A construction site sign in the standard danger format, 480 x 600mm, reading CONSTRUCTION SITE with the line UNAUTHORISED ENTRY TO THIS SITE IS PROHIBITED beneath. White DANGER lettering sits in a red oval on a black header, with the message in black on white below. It is the sign that goes on the hoarding or the gate.
Features
- 480 x 600mm, readable from the footpath or across a gateway
- Danger format - white DANGER in a red oval on black
- Full legend: CONSTRUCTION SITE, UNAUTHORISED ENTRY TO THIS SITE IS PROHIBITED
- Rigid plastic, suited to hoarding, fencing and gates
- Made by Jobpark
Specifications
- Size: 480 x 600mm
- Material: Rigid plastic
- Format: Danger (white on red oval, black header)
- Brand: Jobpark
- Product code: RD24
Where a construction site sign goes, and what it does not do
Put it at every point where the public could enter: each gate, each break in the hoarding, and the pedestrian frontage. One sign on the main gate leaves every other approach unmarked, which is where unauthorised entry actually happens. Mount at adult eye level and check the sight line once fencing and materials are in place, because site layouts change weekly. On what it achieves: the sign gives notice and supports your control of the site, but it does not secure it. Fencing, gates, locks, lighting and out-of-hours arrangements do that, and duties around securing a workplace and protecting the public sit with the principal contractor regardless of signage. Treat the sign as the notice that makes the boundary explicit, not as the boundary itself.
Common uses
Construction and demolition sites, civil works, renovation projects, fenced compounds and any temporary works with public frontage. Pair it with Danger Keep Out at internal hazard areas or Authorised Personnel Only at restricted zones, or browse more fire and safety equipment at MediBC.
Construction Site Sign FAQs
Where should construction site signs be placed?
At every point the public could enter - each gate, each break in the hoarding and along the pedestrian frontage. A single sign on the main gate leaves the other approaches unmarked.
Does a sign secure the site?
No. It gives notice. Fencing, gates, locks, lighting and out-of-hours arrangements secure a site, and the duty to protect the public sits with the principal contractor whatever the signage says.
Why is it in the danger format?
Because an active construction site presents hazards that can cause serious injury or death to someone who wanders in. The white-on-red-oval danger header is reserved for exactly that level of risk under AS 1319.
What exactly does the sign say?
CONSTRUCTION SITE as the headline, with UNAUTHORISED ENTRY TO THIS SITE IS PROHIBITED beneath it, under a DANGER header panel.
Can it be fixed to temporary fencing?
Yes, it is a rigid plastic plate suited to hoarding, mesh fencing and gates. Fix it so it cannot swing or be removed easily, and re-check the position whenever the site layout changes.
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