Safety & Regulatory Compliance Signs

The seven common types of safety signs are: Prohibition signs (no entry, no smoking), Warning signs (hazard alerts), Mandatory signs (required actions), Emergency information signs (evacuation routes, first aid), Fire safety signs, Danger signs (immediate hazards), and Accessibility signs (ADA-compliant room ID, restroom, and directional signs). Each type follows specific color, symbol, and format standards for clear communication.

ADA-compliant signs must include Grade 2 Braille, raised tactile characters, high-contrast visuals, non-glare finishes, and correct mounting height (typically 60 inches to centerline on the latch side of the door). Character sizing, font style, and pictogram requirements are also specified under ADA Title III Standards for Accessible Design for all public and commercial spaces.

Yes. Caribee Sign Company provides in-house Braille translation with every order. Wholesale partners and sign professionals do not need to supply Braille copy — Caribee handles accurate Grade 2 Contracted Braille production as part of the sign manufacturing process, reducing errors and ensuring full ADA compliance on every project.

Caribee Sign offers a wide range of materials including brushed stainless steel, frosted and translucent acrylic, wood trim, two-tone composite, and brushed metal. Material selection depends on the environment, aesthetic requirements, and compliance needs. Both indoor and indoor-outdoor-rated options are available for healthcare, corporate, hospitality, and education facilities.

Yes. All signs are fully custom-manufactured to match your facility's branding, including custom colors, fonts, room names, numbering, logos, and finish options such as brushed metal, matte, gloss, and two-tone combinations. Caribee serves multi-site and single-location projects with cohesive signage packages that balance regulatory compliance with professional aesthetics.

Safety and regulatory compliance signs from Caribee Sign serve healthcare facilities, corporate offices, educational campuses, hospitality venues, multifamily residential properties, retail environments, and public buildings. Any facility open to the public that must meet ADA Title III requirements or local building codes for accessible, evacuation, or identification signage is a candidate for these products.