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this catalogue is a representation of the most common IMO symbols used in the marine
sector. We specialize in custom signage incorporating glyphs, text, etc. tailored to meet
your specifications. We offer standard signage in either pvc or aluminum substrates. Sign
sizes are available in any combination with the most common MM sizes of 200 x 200 for
IMO symbols, 100 x 350 for safety and direction signs, and 300 x 200 for hazard signs.
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Order Form 8
IMO Signs
With Text 1
Davit launched Embarkation
Lifeboat Rescue boat Liferaft liferaft ladder
Evacuation
slide
Lifebuoy Lifebuoy with line
IMO.01.01 IMO.01.02 IMO.01.03 IMO.01.04 IMO.01.05 IMO.01.06 IMO.01.07 IMO.01.08
Lifebuoy Lifebuoy with Childs Immersion Survival craft Radar

with light light and smoke Lifejacket lifejacket suit portable radio transponder
EXIT
T A
P E
A S
Survival craft Rocket Line-throwing
distress signals parachute flares appliance Assembly station Evacuation chute Stretcher Thermal protective aid Anti-exposure suit
Emergency
Medical locker telephone
IMO.01.25 IMO.01.26 IMO.01.27 IMO.01.28 IMO.01.29 IMO.01.30 IMO.01.31 IMO.01.32 IMO.01.33
IMO.01.34 IMO.01.35 IMO.01.36 IMO.01.37 IMO.01.38 IMO.01.39 IMO.01.40 IMO.01.41 IMO.01.42 IMO.01.43
Fasten seat belts Secure hatches Start engine Lower lifeboat Lower liferaft
IMO.02.01 IMO.02.02 IMO.02.03 IMO.02.04 IMO.02.05
Lower rescue boat Release falls Start water supply Start air supply Release gripes

IMO Signs
Without Text 2
IMO.03.01 IMO.03.02 IMO.03.03 IMO.03.04 IMO.03.05 IMO.03.06 IMO.03.07
EXIT
T A
P E
A S
IMO.03.29 IMO.03.30 IMO.03.31 IMO.03.32
Regulations
SOLAS, Chapter III, Regulation 20.10 requires signs to identify the locations of Life Saving equipment in accordance with
recommendations of IMO. Reference should be made to the symbols related to Life Saving Appliances and arrangements
adopted by IMO by resolution A.760(18) and A.952(23).
Installation
The appropriate symbol should be used to identify each item of life saving equipment or the locker in which it is stowed.
Muster/assembly stations and embarkation stations (lifeboat symbol) should be identified with the appropriate sign
qualified with an identification number or letter, to the right of the sign. Directions to each station can be marked
using the way finding signage or by using a muster/assembly station or lifeboat symbol plus an arrow.
Muster Station Direction to

Example Number 2 Embarkation S
Assembly station
Safety Signs 3
Lifejacket First aiders
under seats
IMO.04.01 IMO.04.02 IMO.04.03 IMO.04.04
IMO.04.05 IMO.04.06 IMO.04.07 IMO.04.08
IMO.04.09 IMO.04.10 IMO.04.11 IMO.04.12
IMO.04.13 IMO.04.14 IMO.04.15 IMO.04.16
In emergency
Break glass to open
IMO.04.17 IMO.04.18 IMO.04.19 IMO.04.20
Resuscitator
IMO.04.21 IMO.04.22 IMO.04.23
Visible Innovation IMO

signage on the Terra
Nova FPSO; the only sign
trusted by Petro-Canada
to stand up to the harsh
conditions of the North
Atlantic.
Direction Signs 4
EXIT EXIT EXIT EXIT
IMO.05.01 IMO.05.02 IMO.05.03 IMO.05.04
EXIT EXIT EXIT EXIT

IMO.05.05 IMO.05.06 IMO.05.07 IMO.05.08
EXIT EXIT
For emergency use only
Refuge
point
Refuge
point
IMO.05.11 IMO.05.12
IMO.05.09 IMO.05.10
IMO.05.13 IMO.05.14 IMO.05.15 IMO.05.16

IMO.05.17
Refuge point
Keep clear
IMO.05.18 IMO.05.19 IMO.05.20
IMO.05.21 IMO.05.22
IMO.05.25
IMO.05.23 IMO.05.24
Regulations
SOLAS Consolidated 2004 Edition Chapter III Regulation 11.5, Chapter II-2 Regulation 13.1.3 and Regulation 13.3.2.5.1
require all escape routes to be marked with photoluminescent signs or signs illuminated by emergency light or both. IMO
publication IMO-981E indicates that exit signs should comprise a 'running man' pictogram, an arrow and the word ‘EXIT’.
Direction Signs 5
Installation
Primary escape routes should be marked with signs comprising the 'running man' pictogram, a direction arrow and the
word 'Exit '. Secondary escape routes should employ similar signs but with the wording 'Exit For emergency use only'
All demarcation signs should be positioned approximately 1700 mm from deck level for normal direction marking and
not more than 300mm from deck level for LLL systems. Where possible signs at doors or hatches should be positioned
above the door so that the sign is still visible when the door or hatch cover is open. Direction signs over doors should be
limited to either a sign containing an upward pointing arrow, indicating the escape route continues through the door, or to
the 'running man' pictogram plus the word 'Exit' indicating that the door is the final exit.
Frequency of marking is almost impossible to define accurately as the final decision rests with the surveyor accepting the
route marking, however, the following points should be adhered to: 1) Every change of direction should be marked with
the appropriate sign. 2) Signs in an alley or corridor should be spaced at intervals no greater than the maximum viewing
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distance of the sign employed. 3) When in public or communal areas an 'Exit' sign should be within a 360 field of view.
Where more appropriate (e.g. crew accommodation and machinery spaces), escape routes may be marked with the
muster/assembly or embarkation station direction signs shown on page 2. Whatever type of sign is employed to mark the
escape route, the route should always lead to either a muster/assembly station or an embarkation station which should be
identified by the appropriate sign taken from pages 1 or 2.
Direction sign definitions

Right from here Left from here
Up and right from here Straight on from here Up and left from here
Down and right from here Down from here Down and left from here
Hibernia Platform
Direction Signs 6
Assembly Assembly
Lifeboat Lifeboat station station
IMO.06.01 IMO.06.02 IMO.06.03 IMO.06.04
Assembly Assembly
IMO.06.05 IMO.06.06 IMO.06.07 IMO.06.08
Assembly Assembly
IMO.06.09 IMO.06.10 IMO.06.11 IMO.06.12
Assembly Assembly
IMO.06.13 IMO.06.14 IMO.06.15 IMO.06.16
Assembly Assembly
IMO.06.17 IMO.06.18 IMO.06.19 IMO.06.20
IMO.06.21 IMO.06.27
IMO.06.22 IMO.06.23 IMO.06.24 IMO.06.25 IMO.06.26 IMO.06.28
Explanation of Escape Routes

The passengers and crew of any ship must be aware of the evacuation routes available to them from within the vessel.
There are usually two types of evacuation route; primary and secondary.
Primary Evacuation Route The quickest and easiest way to the assembly/muster station or survival craft.
Secondary Evacuation Route A specially designated exit route for use when the Primary route is unusable.
IMO Fire Control Signs
to Resolution A654 (16) 7
FIRE CO 2 HALON
FD CO 2
PLAN CO 2 HALON 1301
Fire control plan Push-button/switch Horn, fire alarm Bell, fire alarm Manually operated Space protected by Space protected CO2 horn CO2 release Halon 1301 Space protected
IMO.07.01 for fire alarm IMO.07.03 IMO.07.04 call point automatic fire alarm by CO2 IMO.07.08 station battery by Halon 1301
F
H F F F
F F M.F.P.
E.F.P.
E.S.
Halon horn Foam Foam monitor Foam nozzle Space protected Foam valve Foam release Emergency Remote controlled fire Bilge pump Emergency bilge
IMO.07.12 installation (gun) IMO.07.15 by foam IMO.07.17 station fire pump pumps or em. switches IMO.07.21 pump
W W
D
D
F
Water monitor Water fog Emergency Fire axe Drenching Space protected by Section valves Fire station 'A' class division 'A' class 'A' class fire
(gun) applicator telephone station IMO.07.26 installation drenching system IMO.07.29 IMO.07.30 IMO.07.31 fire door door self-closing
F MVZ S
'A' class fire door 'A' class fire door Portable foam 'B' class division 'B' class fire door 'B' class fire door 'B' class fire door 'B' class fire door Main vertical zone Fire alarm panel Sprinkler
IMO.07.34 self-closing applicator IMO.07.37 IMO.07.38 self-closing IMO.07.40 self-closing IMO.07.42 IMO.07.43 installation
H P
S S CO 2 P
HALON
HALON
P P
SPRINKLER 1301
1301
Space protected Sprinkler horn Sprinkler section CO2 battery Halon release Halon 1301 bottles Powder Powder monitor Powder hose Powder release Flame detector
by sprinkler IMO.07.46 valve IMO.07.48 station in protected area installation (gun) and hand gun station IMO.07.55
C
Smoke detector Fire main with Hose box with International Fire pump Heat detector Gas detector Fire damper in Remote controlled Remote controlled Control station
IMO.07.56 valves spray/jet shore connection IMO.07.60 IMO.07.61 IMO.07.62 vent duct skylights FO/LO valves IMO.07.66
FE IG G
CO 2
N2
Locker with Locker with add’nal Locker with Primary means Secondary Closing appliance for Inert gas High expansion CO2/Nitrogen Emergency Emergency
fireman's outfit breathing add’nal protective of escape means exterior ventilation installation foam supply tank bulk installation generator switchboard
IMO.07.67 apparatus clothing IMO.07.70 of escape inlet or outlet IMO.07.73 IMO.07.74 IMO.07.75 IMO.07.76 IMO.07.77
IMO.07.68 IMO.07.69 IMO.07.71 IMO.07.72
P LW HALON CO 2 P P P CO 2
1211
6 9 4 2 2 1 50 30
Remote Powder Foam Halon 1211 CO2 Powder Powder Wheeled powder Wheeled CO2
ventilation shutoff fire extinguisher fire extinguisher fire extinguisher fire extinguisher fire extinguisher fire extinguisher fire extinguisher fire extinguisher
Regulations
SOLAS Consolidated edition 2001 Chapter II-2 regulation 20 and SOLAS amendments 2000 Chapter II-2 regulation 24
requires the use of fire control symbols on Fire Plans in accordance with IMO Resolution A.654(16) which are shown as
signs above.
SOLAS Consolidated edition 2004 Chapter II-2 regulation 15 requires the use of fire control symbols in accordance with
IMO Resolution A 952 (23) which in turn refers to ISO 17631 and applies to vessels constructed after January 2000. These
symbols are shown as signs on pages 8 and 9.
Vessels constructed before January 2000 may therefore continue to use symbols to Resolution A.654(16) until such time
as the Fire Plans require major modification or replacement. When this occurs symbols to ISO 17631 should be used to
compile the new plans regardless of the age of the vessel. If signs have been used to identify Fire Control Equipment, then
these too should be changed to conform with ISO 17631.
WT SWT WT SWT
‘A' class ‘B' class Main vertical ‘A' class ‘A' class ‘A' class semi- ‘B’ class ‘B’ class ‘B’ class semi- ‘A' class
division division zone division fire door watertight fire door watertight fire door fire door watertight fire door watertight fire door self closing fire door
WT SWT WT SWT WT SWT WT
‘A' class self closing ‘A' class self closing ‘B’ class self ‘B’ class self closing ‘B’ class self closing ‘A' class ‘A' class watertight ‘A' class semi-watertight ‘B’ class ‘B’ class watertight
watertight fire door semi-watertight fire door closing fire door watertight fire door semi-watertight fire door sliding fire door sliding fire door sliding fire door sliding fire door sliding fire door
A M C
SWT WT SWT WT SWT
‘B’ class semi- ‘A' class self closing ‘A' class self ‘A' class self closing ‘B’ class self ‘B’ class self closing ‘B’ class self closing Rmt. vent. shut-off Rmt. vent. Rmt. vent.
watertight sliding fire door closing watertight semi-watertight closing sliding watertight sliding semi-watertight for accom. shut-offfor shut-offfor
sliding fire door IMO.08.22 sliding fire door? sliding fire door fire door fire door sliding fire door IMO.08.28 mach’n spaces cargo spaces
WT FD A M C
A M C A
Skylight Watertight doors Fire doors Fire damper for Fire damper for Fire damper for Clos’g device for Clos’g device for Clos’g device for Rmt. cont’l for fire
remote contro l remote control remote control accom. and mach’n spaces cargo spaces accom. vent. mach’n spaces cargo spaces dampers for accom.
IMO.08.31 IMO.08.32 IMO.08.33 service spaces IMO.08.35 IMO.08.36 inlet or outlet vent. inlet or outlet vent. inlet or outlet IMO.08.40
IMO.08.34 IMO.08.37 IMO.08.38 IMO.08.39
M C A M C Fire
Plan
Rmt. cont’l for Rmt. Cont’l for Rmt. cont’l for Rmt. cont’l for Rmt. Cont’l for Fire plans and Fire pump Fire pump Emergency fire Emergency
fire dampers for fire dampers for clos’g device for clos’g device for clos’g device for associated plans remote control IMO.08.48 pump rmt. cont’l fire pump
mach’n spaces cargo spaces accommodation mach’n spaces cargo spaces IMO.08.46 IMO.08.47 IMO.08.49 IMO.08.50
CO 2 N H
Fuel pumps Lub. oil pumps Bilge Pump(s) Emergency bilge Fuel oil valves Lub. oil valves Fire pump valves Remote release Remote release Rmt. release sta.
remote shut-off remote shut-off remote control pump rmt. cont’l remote control remote control remote control station for CO 2 sta. for Nitrogen for Halon equiv.
F P W W P W S CO 2
F
Remote release Remote release Remote release International Fire hydrant Foam Powder Fire main Sprinkler Fixed CO 2fire
station for foam sta. For powder station for water shore connection IMO.08.65 section valve section valve section valve section valve exting’ng install’n
N H F P W CO 2 N H F P
Fixed Nitrogen fire Fixed Halon equiv. Fixed foam fire Fixed powder fire Fixed water fire Fixed CO2 fire Fixed CO 2fire Fixed Halon fire Fixed foam fire Fixed powder fire
exting’ng install’n fire exting’ng exting’ng exting’ng install’n exting’ng install’n exting’ng battery exting’ng battery exting’ng battery exting’ng battery exting’ng battery
IMO.08.71 installation installation IMO.08.74 IMO.08.75 IMO.08.76 IMO.08.77 IMO.08.79
IMO.08.78 IMO.08.80
IMO.08.72 IMO.08.73
W CO 2 N H F P W
IG
Fixed water fire CO 2 bottles in Nitrogen bottles in Halon equiv. bottles Foam bottles in Water bottles in High expansion Water spray Inert gas
Powder bottles in
exting’ng battery protected area protected area in protected area protected area protected area foam supply tank system valves installation
protected area
IMO.08.86
Co 2 H F P
F P W
F P W
Foam monitor Powder monitor Water monitor Foam fire hose Powder fire hose Water fire hose CO 2 fire Halon equiv. fire Foam fire Powder fire
IMO.08.91 IMO.08.92 IMO.08.93 and nozzle and nozzle and nozzle extinguisher extinguisher extinguisher extinguisher
CO 2 N
W Co 2 H F P W
FL
Water fire CO 2 wheeled fire Halon wheeled Foam wheeled Powder wheeled Water wheeled Portable foam Fire fighters Space protected by Space protected by
extinguisher extinguisher fire extinguisher fire extinguisher fire extinguisher fire extinguisher applicator unit outfit locker fixed CO2 fire fixed Nitrogen fire
IMO.08.101 IMO.08.102 IMO.08.103 IMO.08.104 IMO.08.05 IMO.08.106 IMO.08.107 IMO.08.108 extinguishing system extinguishing system
IMO.08.109 IMO.08.110
H F P W S
G
Space protected by Space protected by Space protected by Space protected by Space protected by Water fog Emerg. Source Emerg. Source of Emergency Breathing air
fixed halon equiv. fixed foam fire fixed powder fire fixed water fire sprinkler system applicator of elect. Power (gen.) elect. Power (batt.) switchboard compressor
fire ext’g system ext’g system ext’g system ext’g system IMO.08.115 IMO.08.116 IMO.08.117 IMO.08.118 IMO.08.115 IMO.08.116
IMO.08.111 IMO.08.112 IMO.08.113 IMO.08.114
Fire alarm Fire alarm push Manually oper’ed Space monitored Space monitored Space monitored Space monitored
panel button/switch call point by smoke detector(s) by heat detector(s) by flame detector(s) by gas detector(s)
Each item of fire fighting equipment should be marked with the appropriate symbol
as per SOLAS Consolidated 2004 Edition Chapter II-2 regulation 13.3.2.5.1
Fire Equipment Signs 10
Fire
Fire
extinguisher Fire alarm hose reel Fire point Fire phone
Fire Fire Fire alarm In case of fire

extinguisher alarm call point break glass
IMO.10.11 IMO.10.12 IMO.10.13 IMO.10.14
Fire Open valve

Fire hose before running Fire point
hose reel out hose
IMO.10.15 IMO.10.16 IMO.10.17 IMO.10.18
Fire Fire fighting Fire To be used

equipment only in the
hydrant stored inside blanket case of fire
IMO.10.19 IMO.10.20 IMO.10.21 IMO.10.22
Sprinkler Sprinkler Open this valve
stop valve control valve

in the event Foam inlet
of fire
IMO.10.23 IMO.10.24 IMO.10.25 IMO.10.26
Fire Firemans Fire pump

telephone suit start button
Fire flap
IMO.10.27 IMO.10.28 IMO.10.29 IMO.10.30
For use For use on For use on

flammable electrical
on any fires liquid fires fires In case of fire
DO NOT
IMO.10.31 IMO.10.32 IMO.10.33 use elevators
Use the
0 1 2 3 4
stairs
IMO.10.40 M
I
S
S
IMO.10.35 IMO.10.36 IMO.10.37 IMO.10.38 IMO.10.39 I
N
G
IMO.10.34
5 6 7 8 9 IMO.10.47

Fire Equipment Signs 11
Safety
CO 2 P F P F
6 9 45 5 9
Plan
6 Kg CO2 9 litre powder 45 litre wheeled 5 litre powder 9 Litre Foam Fire extinguisher Safety plan
fire extinguisher foam fire fire extinguisher fire extinguisher spare charge
fire extinguisher IMO.11.07
extinguisher
IMO.11.03
Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire

Extinguisher Extinguisher Extinguisher Extinguisher Blanket
Water Foam Powder Carbon Dioxide

Safe for use on
wood, paper &
Safe for use
Danger
fabric fires Safe for use
Safe for on wood,
paper & fabric Safe for use on on flammable
use on fires flammable liquid liquid fires
fires You are entering
wood, a CO2 protected
paper & Safe for use Safe for use on
gaseous fires
Safe for use area
fabric fires on flammable on electrical
liquid fires Safe for use on
fires
electrical fires USE FOR SMOTHERING FIRE.
SUITABLE FOR CHIP PAN
OR DEEP FAT FIRES, IMO.11.21
WASTE BIN FIRES OR
DO NOT USE ON DO NOT USE ON DO NOT USE ON DO NOT USE ON FOR WRAPPING
AROUND SOMEONE
Electrical, burning liquid Electrical or WHOSE CLOTHES ARE
Flammable metal fires. Flammable metal fires.
or flammable metal fires. flammable metal fires. BURNING
Co 2
Fire F ir e a Protected area
Fire la r m
uisher
exting
uisher F ir e a la r m
exting
On hearing alarm
vacate space immediately.
Close all exits behind you.
IMO.11.22
IMO.11.13 IMO.11.14 IMO.11.15 IMO.11.16

Fire Extinguisher
Maintenance Record
Vessel Name :.........................................................
IMO No. :.................................................................
Date Code Eng. Comments
ose Fire h F ir e p
Fire hel ose o in t
re reel F ir e p o int
Codes Gross Weight:

New Supply N
Service/Inspect S
Refilled R
Next Discharge Due:
Condemned C
Discharge Tested D
IMO.11.17 IMO.11.18 IMO.11.19 IMO.11.20

IMO.11.23
Regulations
SOLAS Consolidated 2004 Edition Chapter II-2 regulation 13.3.2.5.1 refers to the location markings for fire equipment
and requires that they must be photoluminescent or illuminated by emergency lighting.
Installation
Each item of fire fighting equipment should be marked with the appropriate symbol. Where various types of equipment
are stored at one location, 'Fire Point' signs may be used. When equipment in an alley or corridor is stowed in a recess or
locker, then a panoramic sign, mounted well above head height should be used to enable the equipment to be identified
from a distance .
Any space protected by a CO2 blanketing system must have all entrance doors and hatches marked by the appropriate sign.
Mandatory Signs 12
Protective clothing Personal protective Accidents must

Think safety must be worn in equipment is provided.
be reported
this area USE IT
IMO.12.17 IMO.12.18 IMO.12.19 IMO.12.20
Head Eye Eye protection

Wear protection
This is a High visibility
clothing must protection
Eye protection
must be worn
is provided for Wear
safety helmet
helmet must
be worn
area be worn in must in this area
your safety and
must be worn
goggles
this area be worn
Ear
Wear Face protection
must be worn
Face protection
must be worn
Wear Wear Ear protection
must be worn
Wear ear protection
face shield when welding in this area mask respirator in this area protection must
be worn
Wear Boots Wear

Lift Now wash
Hand Guards must Lifejackets
must protective
your hands
wash be in position must be worn
gloves be worn clothing correctly only before starting
at all times

Hazard Signs 13
Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger

Danger Unmanned
machinery space Battery Low You are entering
a CO 2protected
Moving Under
machinery may start
without warning charging oxygen level area machinery maintenance
Danger Caution Danger Warning Warning

Danger Danger
Overhead Insulate before
Men working Hazardous
working Out of order below area
removing
guards
Dust hazard Asbestos
Danger Warning Caution Caution Caution

Motor starts
Exhaust Steep stairway
Danger Danger
Solvents and stops
automatically
Vehicles fumes use handrails Hot surface Hot
Caution Caution Caution Warning Danger Caution Caution

Slip Slippery Mind your Petroleum Explosion Explosion
hazard Wet deck surface head vapour risk gases
Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger Danger

Explosive Compressed Compressed Corrosive
material gases oxygen Acid Battery acid
substance Caustic

Hazard Signs 14

Harmful Harmful Electrical Electric
Toxic Chlorine vapours High voltage
chemicals hazard shock risk

Static
electricity 110 volts 115 volts 240 volts 220 volts 380 volts 440 volts
Danger Danger Danger Danger Caution Caution Danger

Live Trip Mind the Uneven
3300 volts 6600 volts terminal
Live wires hazard step surface

Flammable Highly Highly Flammable Low
L.P.G.
liquid
flammable
material
Fire risk flammable
gases atmosphere Flammable flash point
Caution Caution Danger Danger Danger Caution Danger

Radiation Ionising Biological of Non-ionizing of
Noise risk radiation hazard infection radiation death

Prohibition Signs 15
Smoking This is a no No smoking

No smoking strictly forbidden smoking area beyond this point
IMO.15.11 IMO.15.12 IMO.15.13 IMO.15.14
No No No No
matches naked lights naked flames hot work
IMO.15.15 IMO.15.16 IMO.15.17 IMO.15.18
No access to car Do not enter the

No entry deck while vessel
is at sea
Do not enter pumproom
without permission from the Chief Officer
IMO.15.19 IMO.15.20 IMO.15.21 IMO.15.22
No entry
No Authorised
to unauthorised No
admittance personnel only personnel access
IMO.15.23 IMO.15.24 IMO.15.25 IMO.15.26
Do not Do not Do not Unauthorised

persons may not
touch drink operate service machines
IMO.15.27 IMO.15.28 IMO.15.29 IMO.15.30
Do not carry out

maintenance work on Do not extinguish Do not Do not
running machinery with water switch on switch off
IMO.15.31 IMO.15.32 IMO.15.33 IMO.15.34
Do not touch
men working No exit Keep out Do not open
IMO.15.35 IMO.15.36 IMO.15.37 IMO.15.38
DO NOT throw
Do not watch Do not
Do not close garbage overboard
remove guards
the arc This vessel operates in a special area
designated by International Maritime Law
IMO.15.39 IMO.15.40 IMO.15.41 IMO.15.42
Do not use No smoking, drinking Do not switch on Switch offmobile

unless guards or eating within phones, pagers,
are in position this area Under maintenance cameras etc.
IMO.15.43 IMO.15.44 IMO.15.45 IMO.15.46

Custom Signs 16
At ecosafeGlo we are flexible in design because we deal directly
with the manufacturers of every product we sell. We are the
industry experts in photoluminescent coatings. A high porportion
of our business is dedicated to the production of custom
solutions for our clients
We design custom signs for emergency egress, stair ID signs,
fire signs and IMO signs. We supply signs in PVC, aluminum,
galvanized and stainless steel. We are also industry leaders
in custom coating low tension surfaces such as ceramic and
porcelain.
Customize:
Size
Colour
Graphics
Glyphs
Text
Luminosity
Substrate
Adhesive
Screen
Printing
Demarcation 17
All evacuation demarcation products manufactured carry the UL
1994 and are ideally suited for harsh service environments and
conform to IMO 752(18).
Curved Handrail and Evacuation Maps

Obstacle Markers
Extruded Stair
Nosings
Rigid Aluminum Stair

and Floor Markers
Extruded
Demarcation
Strips
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IMO.01.01 IMO.01.02 IMO.01.03 IMO.01.04 IMO.01.05 IMO.01.06 IMO.01.07 IMO.01.08

Lifebuoy Lifebuoy with Childs Immersion Survival craft Radar

IMO.01.09 IMO.01.10 IMO.01.11 IMO.01.12 IMO.01.13 IMO.01.14 IMO.01.15 IMO.01.16

IMO.01.17 IMO.01.18 IMO.01.19 IMO.01.20 IMO.01.21 IMO.01.22 IMO.01.23 IMO.01.24

IMO.01.25 IMO.01.26 IMO.01.27 IMO.01.28 IMO.01.29 IMO.01.30 IMO.01.31 IMO.01.32 IMO.01.33

IMO.02.01 IMO.02.02 IMO.02.03 IMO.02.04 IMO.02.05

IMO.02.06 IMO.02.07 IMO.02.08 IMO.02.09 IMO.02.10

IMO.03.08 IMO.03.09 IMO.03.10 IMO.03.11 IMO.03.12 IMO.03.13 IMO.03.14

IMO.03.15 IMO.03.16 IMO.03.17 IMO.03.18 IMO.03.19 IMO.03.20 IMO.03.21

IMO.03.22 IMO.03.23 IMO.03.24 IMO.03.25 IMO.03.26 IMO.03.27 IMO.03.28

IMO.03.29 IMO.03.30 IMO.03.31 IMO.03.32

Muster Station Direction to

IMO.04.01 IMO.04.02 IMO.04.03 IMO.04.04

IMO.04.05 IMO.04.06 IMO.04.07 IMO.04.08

IMO.04.09 IMO.04.10 IMO.04.11 IMO.04.12

IMO.04.13 IMO.04.14 IMO.04.15 IMO.04.16

IMO.04.17 IMO.04.18 IMO.04.19 IMO.04.20

IMO.04.21 IMO.04.22 IMO.04.23

Visible Innovation IMO

EXIT EXIT EXIT EXIT

IMO.05.13 IMO.05.14 IMO.05.15 IMO.05.16

IMO.05.18 IMO.05.19 IMO.05.20

Direction sign definitions

IMO.06.01 IMO.06.02 IMO.06.03 IMO.06.04

IMO.06.05 IMO.06.06 IMO.06.07 IMO.06.08

IMO.06.09 IMO.06.10 IMO.06.11 IMO.06.12

IMO.06.13 IMO.06.14 IMO.06.15 IMO.06.16

IMO.06.17 IMO.06.18 IMO.06.19 IMO.06.20

IMO.06.22 IMO.06.23 IMO.06.24 IMO.06.25 IMO.06.26 IMO.06.28

Explanation of Escape Routes

PLAN CO 2 HALON 1301

WT SWT WT SWT WT SWT WT

IMO.10.01 IMO.10.02 IMO.10.03 IMO.10.04 IMO.10.05

IMO.10.06 IMO.10.07 IMO.10.08 IMO.10.09 IMO.10.10

Fire Fire Fire alarm In case of fire

IMO.10.11 IMO.10.12 IMO.10.13 IMO.10.14

Fire Open valve

IMO.10.15 IMO.10.16 IMO.10.17 IMO.10.18

Fire Fire fighting Fire To be used

IMO.10.19 IMO.10.20 IMO.10.21 IMO.10.22

Sprinkler Sprinkler Open this valve

stop valve control valve

IMO.10.23 IMO.10.24 IMO.10.25 IMO.10.26

Fire Firemans Fire pump

For use For use on For use on

IMO.10.41 IMO.10.42 IMO.10.43 IMO.10.44 IMO.10.45 IMO.10.46

Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire

Water Foam Powder Carbon Dioxide

IMO.11.08 IMO.11.09 IMO.11.10 IMO.11.11 IMO.11.12

Close all exits behind you.

IMO.11.13 IMO.11.14 IMO.11.15 IMO.11.16

Codes Gross Weight:

IMO.11.17 IMO.11.18 IMO.11.19 IMO.11.20

IMO.12.01 IMO.12.02 IMO.12.03 IMO.12.04 IMO.12.05 IMO.12.06 IMO.12.07 IMO.12.08

IMO.12.09 IMO.12.10 IMO.12.11 IMO.12.12 IMO.12.13 IMO.12.14 IMO.12.15 IMO.12.16

Protective clothing Personal protective Accidents must

IMO.12.17 IMO.12.18 IMO.12.19 IMO.12.20

Head Eye Eye protection