Bilingual Emergency Fuel Shut-Off Sign

Bilingual Emergency Fuel Shut-Off Sign This bilingual emergency fuel shut-off sign clearly identifies the location of the emergency fuel shut-off control in both English and Spanish. It helps improve workplace safety by ensuring employees, contractors, and emergency responders can quickly locate fuel shut-off controls during leaks, fires, maintenance, or other emergencies. Label Reads “Emergency Fuel Shut Off, Interruptor De Combustible De Emergencia” Compliance ANSI Z535 Compliant OSHA Compliant LEED Compliant OSHA 1910.1200(c) Material Options Available in Two Material Options Vinyl Label Durable indoor and outdoor-grade vinyl Strong adhesive backing for smooth surfaces Resistant to moisture, chemicals, abrasion, UV exposure, and industrial wear Ideal for fuel systems, control panels, cabinets, doors, and emergency shut-off switches Aluminum Sign Rust-resistant aluminum construction Weatherproof for long-term indoor and outdoor use High-visibility printed graphics Ideal for permanent commercial and industrial installations 10 × 7″, 14 × 10″ Mounting: Four 7/32″ holes (one in each corner) 18 × 12″, 24 × 18″ Mounting: Four ¼″ holes (one in each corner) Usage Commonly installed at fueling stations, fuel storage tanks, fleet fueling facilities, diesel and gasoline dispensing systems, maintenance garages, industrial plants, utility rooms, commercial fueling areas, and fuel storage locations. Workplace Communication & Safety This bilingual sign provides clear identification of emergency fuel shut-off controls in English and Spanish, improving communication in multilingual workplaces. Proper identification allows employees and emergency responders to quickly isolate fuel supplies, improving emergency preparedness and supporting OSHA-compliant fuel safety practices. Ideal for Safety Applications Fuel storage tanks Fuel dispensing systems Gas stations Fleet fueling facilities Commercial fueling areas Maintenance garages Industrial plants Utility rooms Helps improve workplace safety by clearly identifying emergency fuel shut-off controls for English- and Spanish-speaking personnel.