Accuformnmc C70PB Caution Wheel Chock Safety Sign 10x14

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC C70PB is a rectangular accident prevention sign carrying the CAUTION header and the legend WHEELS MUST BE CHOCKED BEFORE LOADING OR UNLOADING. Printed on 0.004-inch vinyl with an adhesive-backed mount, this sign measures 10 inches high by 14 inches wide and is designed for direct surface application on dock doors, trailer bays, and loading area walls. The yellow background with black legend meets OSHA 29 CFR 1910.223 requirements for caution-level hazard communication. Safety coordinators, facility managers, and dock supervisors install this sign as part of a compliant loading zone safety program.

This sign is suited for both indoor and outdoor loading dock environments where wheel chocking procedures must be visibly communicated to truck drivers and dock workers. The vinyl construction with Sign Muscle coating resists chemicals, UV exposure, and graffiti, making it durable in high-traffic industrial and warehouse settings. It ships as a single-sided sign with English-language text and is intended for permanent or semi-permanent surface mounting via its pressure-sensitive adhesive backing.

Key Features

• OSHA 29 CFR 1910.223 compliant caution-level accident prevention sign
• Adhesive-backed vinyl for tool-free surface mounting on doors, walls, or frames
• Chemical-resistant, graffiti-proof, and UV-resistant Sign Muscle coating
• Yellow background with black printed legend for high contrast visibility
• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor loading dock applications
• Single-sided, English-language message printed on 0.004-inch vinyl

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-application safety sign for loading docks, warehouse bays, and freight staging areas where wheel chocking compliance must be posted per OSHA accident prevention signage standards.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the mounting surface thoroughly before applying the adhesive backing to ensure a secure bond. No tools or fasteners are required for standard installation. For outdoor or high-moisture environments, allow the adhesive to fully cure before exposing the sign to direct weather. Placement should follow facility safety plans and comply with applicable OSHA posting requirements for hazard communication at loading areas.