Emergency Information Panel (EIP) Storage Signs

Emergency Information Panel (EIP) Storage Signs are used to clearly identify dangerous goods and hazardous substances stored on-site. Designed to comply with AS 1216, these signs provide critical emergency information to first responders, helping ensure fast, safe, and effective action during incidents.

Ideal for warehouses, factories, and hazardous material storage areas, EIP Storage Signs are essential for workplace safety and Australian compliance.

What Are Emergency Information Panel (EIP) Storage Signs?

Emergency Information Panel Storage Signs display essential details about hazardous substances stored in a specific location. They allow emergency services and site personnel to quickly identify risks and respond appropriately during spills, leaks, or fire emergencies.

Why EIP Storage Signs Are Required

EIP Storage Signs are mandatory in many situations where dangerous goods are stored. They help reduce response time, improve safety outcomes, and ensure clear communication during emergency situations.

Australian Standards for EIP Storage Signs

In Australia, Emergency Information Panel Storage Signs must comply with AS 1216 and applicable dangerous goods regulations. Standardised colours, layouts, and formats ensure the information is instantly recognisable and easy to interpret.

Typical Information Displayed on EIP Storage Signs

• Proper Shipping Name

• UN Number

• HAZCHEM Code

• Picto
  

 Where EIP Storage Signs Are Used

• Dangerous goods storage areas

• Chemical and fuel storage facilities

• Warehouses and logistics centres

• Manufacturing and industrial site