Custom safety labels and stickers
Danger, warning, caution and notice labels with your own wording, in-cab reminders for every truck in the fleet, and labels for shop doors, fire extinguishers and first aid. Start from a ready-made label or type your own, and see it before you order.
Safety labels made with your wording
Most safety labels come with fixed wording, so the message never quite fits the spot. Here you start from a ready-made label, change any line or type your own, and pick the header: Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice, or no header at all for plain labels such as PUSH, PULL or FIRE EXTINGUISHER. The preview shows the exact label, and we print it the way you see it.
In-cab labels for every truck in the fleet
Fleets put the same few reminders in every cab: buckle up, check the oil, set the parking brake, chock the wheels, use three points of contact, walk around before backing. A 3 × 2 inch label fits a dash panel, a visor or the inside of a door, where the driver sees it every time. Order one pack per message with enough labels for every truck, and the whole fleet carries the same wording. For the outside of the trucks, see our truck safety decals.
Shop, door and office labels
Doors and walls need short, clear labels too: Employees Only, Authorized Personnel Only, Keep Door Closed, No Public Restroom, Push and Pull, Video Cameras In Use, and a wash-your-hands reminder by the sink. Fire extinguisher, first aid kit and eye wash labels help people find what they need in a hurry. For bigger signs on a wall or a post, a rigid sign may suit better than a label.
Danger, warning, caution and notice headers
The colored header tells people how serious a message is before they read it. In the common ANSI Z535 system, DANGER (white on red) is for a hazard that will kill or seriously injure someone, WARNING (black on orange) for one that could, CAUTION (black on yellow) for one that could cause minor or moderate injury, and NOTICE (white on blue) for rules and information. OSHA's rule for accident prevention signs and tags is 29 CFR 1910.145. We print the header and wording you choose; your workplace rules decide what each spot needs. We do not make arc flash, lockout or pipe marker labels.
Safety label sizes and prices
| Size | 5 labels | 10 labels | 25 labels | 50 labels | 100 labels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 × 2 in | $19.99 $4 each | $24.99 $2.50 each | $39 $1.56 each | $59 $1.18 each | $89 $0.89 each |
| 5 × 3.5 in | $24.99 $5 each | $34.99 $3.50 each | $59 $2.36 each | $95 $1.90 each | $159 $1.59 each |
| 7 × 5 in | $34.99 $7 each | $49.99 $5 each | $89 $3.56 each | $149 $2.98 each | $249 $2.49 each |
Each pack is one label design. Printed on outdoor 3M vinyl with a permanent adhesive and a 3M gloss laminate that helps protect the print from scratches and fading. Need another size or a bigger run? Ask us for a quote.
Questions about safety labels
Can I change the wording on a safety label?
Yes. Pick a ready-made label to start, then change any line, or type your own wording from scratch: up to three lines, printed in capitals exactly as you type them. You can also switch the header between Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice or no header, and see the label update as you go.
Which header should I use: danger, warning, caution or notice?
In the common ANSI Z535 system, DANGER is for a hazard that will kill or seriously injure someone if it is not avoided, WARNING for one that could, CAUTION for one that could cause minor or moderate injury, and NOTICE for information that is not about a personal injury, such as a rule or a reminder. Your workplace rules decide what you need; we print the header you choose.
Do these labels meet OSHA rules?
We print the wording and the header you choose, so whether a label fits a rule for your workplace is for you to check. OSHA's rule for accident prevention signs and tags is 29 CFR 1910.145, and many workplaces also follow the ANSI Z535 sign standards. We do not make arc flash, lockout or pipe marker labels.
Will the labels stick to a dashboard or plastic?
They have a permanent adhesive and stick best on clean, dry, smooth surfaces: painted metal, glass, smooth plastic and laminated panels. Heavily textured or soft-touch dashboards and greasy surfaces hold less well, so clean the spot and pick a smooth area. For very hot parts such as engines, ask us first.
Do I get a proof?
No proof is needed: the preview on this page is the label we print, word for word. Check the spelling before you add it to your cart. Each pack is one label design; for different wordings, add a pack of each.
How many labels come in a pack, and can I mix wordings?
Packs come in 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, all with the same wording and size. To mix, add one pack of each label you need: for example 10 Buckle Up and 10 Check Oil labels for a ten-truck fleet. Shipping is $7.99 per order, free on orders of $99 or more.
Labeling the crew and the gear too? See hard hat stickers, numbered asset tags for tools, and parking permit stickers.