Compliant safety signage · Made in Australia
Mandatory & Prohibition Signs
This combined collection brings together mandatory instructions and prohibition restrictions in a single browsable range for workplaces, schools, healthcare facilities and construction sites. It includes standard mandatory PPE and access signs, standard prohibition signs, state-specific Queensland smoke-free signs for healthcare facilities and schools, multi-condition mandatory signs, and prohibition pictogram-only formats.
Apply the right instruction and the right restriction together
Many site entries and hazardous areas require both a mandatory sign (what must be done or worn) and a prohibition sign (what must not be done or brought in). Browsing this combined collection allows you to identify complementary pairs in one place. Queensland smoke-free signs in this collection include state-specific wording for healthcare facilities, healthcare facility boundaries and schools under Queensland smoke-free area legislation—distinct from generic no-smoking signs. Pictogram-only prohibition signs, such as No Bikes, provide a compact and universally understood restriction format that does not rely on text for comprehension.
Multi-condition mandatory signs—such as No Unauthorised Hi-Vis Vest—combine a mandatory requirement with an access condition in a single sign. These formats are useful where multiple instructions apply to the same entry point and space is limited. Products are available as rigid panels and self-adhesive stickers in multiple sizes, with materials including aluminium composite panel, aluminium, polypropylene and foam PVC.
Custom mandatory and prohibition signs made in Queensland
Sign Portal manufactures signs in-house and can produce custom combinations with site-specific PPE requirements, access rules or state-specific wording. For the full mandatory-only range, browse mandatory signs. For the full prohibition-only range, see prohibition signs. For multi-message panels combining multiple hazard categories, see multi message signs. The broader safety range is at Safety Signs.
Do the Queensland smoke-free signs in this collection meet the current state requirements?
The stock Queensland smoke-free signs use wording aligned with Queensland smoke-free area requirements at the time of production. Signage requirements under Queensland legislation specify the required messages for different types of smoke-free areas. Confirm the current applicable requirement with Queensland Health or the relevant authority before ordering to ensure the selected sign meets the current specification.
