Genuine Joe GJO85117CT Wet Floor Sign Bilingual 6CT

Product Description

The GENUINE JOE GJO85117CT is a bilingual wet floor caution sign designed to communicate slip hazards clearly in both English and Spanish. Each sign features a universal wet floor graphic alongside bold black lettering on a bright yellow background, maximizing visibility in active work environments. The sign folds flat for compact storage and quick deployment, making it practical for janitorial carts, utility closets, and facility supply rooms. This listing covers one carton containing 6 individual signs. The package weighs 1.5 pounds and measures 12 inches by 9 inches by 2 inches, keeping storage footprint minimal.

These wet floor signs are suited for use in commercial, institutional, and light industrial settings including schools, hospitals, retail locations, office buildings, and food service facilities. Wherever mopping, spills, or wet surface conditions create a slip-and-fall hazard, these signs provide required visual warning. The dual-language format supports compliance in multilingual work environments. Facilities managers, custodial staff, and safety coordinators typically stock these in quantity for rapid deployment across large properties.

Key Features

• Bilingual warnings in English and Spanish for broad hazard communication coverage
• Universal wet floor graphic supplements text for non-reader recognition
• Bright yellow background with bold black lettering for high-contrast visibility
• Folds flat for easy storage on janitorial carts and in supply closets
• Sold as a carton of 6 signs, suitable for multi-location or high-turnover stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wet floor hazard sign for use in any indoor commercial, institutional, or industrial facility where OSHA or facility safety protocols require visible slip-hazard notification.

Installation Notes

Placement is performed by custodial or facilities staff without tools. Position the sign at the perimeter of the wet area so it is visible from all approach directions before mopping or cleanup begins. Remove and store the sign only after the floor surface is fully dry. Follow facility safety protocols and applicable OSHA general industry standards for hazard communication when deploying floor warning signs.