Accuformnmc FS3 Caution A-frame Floor Sign 12x19 in

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC FS3 is a dual-message A-frame floor sign designed for accident prevention in active work areas. Constructed from plastic and printed in black on yellow, it delivers high-visibility caution messaging on all four sides. One side carries a Caution Men Working message and the other carries a Caution Hazardous Area message, making it a two-in-one safety tool for job sites where conditions change throughout the day. At 12 inches wide and 19 inches high, the FS3 stands at a practical height for floor-level visibility in industrial, commercial, and institutional settings. Facility managers, safety coordinators, and trade contractors rely on this type of sign to meet OSHA-aligned hazard communication requirements.

The FS3 is suited for use in any indoor work environment where temporary hazard warnings are needed: mechanical rooms, corridors, restrooms under service, and active construction or maintenance areas. Its freestanding A-frame design requires no wall mounting and can be repositioned quickly as work progresses. The two-view configuration allows the sign to communicate different messages to foot traffic approaching from opposite directions simultaneously.

Key Features

• Dual-message design: Caution Men Working on one face, Caution Hazardous Area on the other
• Printed on four sides for 360-degree visibility from all approach angles
• Black on yellow color scheme for high-contrast hazard identification
• Freestanding A-frame construction requires no hardware or mounting surface
• Plastic construction for lightweight, repositionable field use
• Two-view configuration communicates to opposing traffic simultaneously

Compatibility

Designed as a freestanding accident-prevention floor sign for general use in industrial, commercial, and institutional environments where temporary caution signage is required.

Installation Notes

No tools or fasteners are required to deploy this A-frame sign. Simply unfold and place on a flat, stable floor surface in the hazard zone. Position the sign so the appropriate message faces the primary direction of foot traffic. Remove or reposition the sign promptly once the hazard has been cleared to avoid sign fatigue among workers.