These signs alert workers to clean their hands before entering a designated area to prevent the spread of illness.

Signs with text and symbols remind individuals that they need to sanitize their hands before entering a specific area. Some of these signs have a Notice header that meets OSHA safety color standards for indicating information that is important, but not hazard-related.

Vinyl signs are moisture and UV resistant, so they won’t deteriorate if exposed to water or UV light. They are recommended for indoor use or short-term outdoor use. All have an adhesive back—stick them to clean surfaces.

Polyethylene signs are more durable than vinyl signs, so they last longer and resist chipping and cracking better. They are UV resistant, so they won’t fade if exposed to UV light.

Aluminum signs are more durable than vinyl and polyethylene signs, so they last longer and resist chipping and cracking better. They have good corrosion, chemical, and weather resistance, so they won’t deteriorate if exposed to moisture, chemicals, UV light, or harsh weather conditions. They can be used outdoors for long periods of time.