Compliant safety signage · Made in Australia
Prohibition Signs
Prohibition signs communicate a clear instruction that an action must not be performed or an area must not be entered. The collection of 108 products covers no smoking, no entry, no mobile phones, no open flames, no alcohol, no unauthorised access and many other restrictions for workplaces, commercial premises, industrial facilities, schools and public areas.
Choose the right restriction for the location
Select the wording that accurately describes the restriction in force. Prohibition signs use a recognisable red circle-and-bar symbol against a white background so the message is understood at a glance. Products are available in multiple sizes as rigid panels and self-adhesive stickers, with materials including aluminium composite panel, aluminium, polypropylene, foam PVC and corflute. Use the size appropriate for the viewing distance; larger panels suit building entries and gated access points while labels and smaller signs work well on equipment or internal doors.
This collection includes state-specific smoke-free signs for Queensland healthcare facilities and schools, in addition to pictogram-only formats and standard text signs. If a required prohibition is not in the stock range—for example a site-specific access restriction, a custom wording requirement or a bi-lingual message—a custom sign can be produced with the exact text and layout needed.
Pair with mandatory signs for complete area control
Many access and hazardous-area controls require both a prohibition (what must not be done) and a mandatory instruction (what must be done before entry or during the task). Browse mandatory signs to find the complementary instruction, or view the combined mandatory and prohibition signs collection for a single-stop selection. For general safety sign guidance see Safety Signs.
Can prohibition signs include custom text or a company logo?
Yes. Provide the required wording, size, preferred material and any logo or artwork file, and the team can prepare a proof for review before manufacture. Custom signs are produced in-house in Queensland.
