Find a sign by code, category or name. Read its plain-language meaning, then view the official pictogram on ISO's website.
This curated index covers 15 commonly used ISO 7010 codes across safe condition, fire equipment, prohibition, warning and mandatory action signs. It does not reproduce the pictograms or replace the standard.
15 signs found
An escape route or emergency exit continues to the left.
Used with the route layout to direct people left toward a safe exit.
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An escape route or emergency exit continues to the right.
Used with the route layout to direct people right toward a safe exit.
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First-aid facilities or assistance are available here.
Identifies a first-aid point, room, kit location or access to trained help.
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A fire extinguisher is located here.
Helps people locate portable fire-extinguishing equipment quickly.
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A fixed fire hose or hose reel is located here.
Marks access to a fire hose installation intended for firefighting.
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A ladder intended for firefighting access is located here.
Identifies the stored location of a fire ladder or access to it.
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A prohibited action applies and must be stated by accompanying information.
Used only with additional context that identifies the specific forbidden action.
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Smoking is prohibited in this area.
Marks places where smoking would create a health, fire or process risk.
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Open flames, ignition sources and smoking are prohibited.
Used where ignition could cause fire, explosion or another hazardous reaction.
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A hazard is present and needs additional identification.
Used with supplementary information when no more specific warning sign is suitable.
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There is a risk from hazardous electrical voltage or equipment.
Marks electrical installations or areas where contact may cause electric shock.
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Toxic material can cause serious harm through exposure.
Marks areas or containers where poisonous substances require controlled handling.
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Suitable hearing protection must be worn.
Used where noise exposure requires ear defenders or other approved protection.
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Suitable eye protection must be worn.
Used where particles, splashes, radiation or other hazards could injure the eyes.
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Suitable protective headgear must be worn.
Used where falling objects, impacts or other hazards require a safety helmet.
Entry checked: 2026-07-20
Codes and category assignments are indexed as an educational reference. The explanations are original plain-language summaries; the official pictograms and normative requirements remain on ISO's platform.
ISO is international, but this language version is not country-specific legal advice.
Yes. ISO 7010 creates a shared system of safety sign shapes, colours and symbols intended to reduce reliance on written language. Local law can still add requirements for placement, supplementary wording, dimensions or sector-specific signs.
Search by code when you know it, or filter by family and use everyday terms. Each card gives the meaning and typical context. Use the official ISO link to inspect the pictogram, and verify any real installation against current local requirements.
