Emergency Information Panel (EIP) Transport Signs

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Emergency Information Panel (EIP) Transport Signs

Emergency Information Panel (EIP) Transport Signs are designed to clearly identify hazardous substances being transported by vehicles, trailers, or containers. Compliant with AS 1216 and the Australian Dangerous Goods (ADG) Code, these signs provide essential emergency information to first responders, drivers, and logistics personnel, ensuring rapid, safe, and effective action during transport incidents.

EIP Transport Signs are essential for vehicles carrying dangerous goods, helping meet regulatory compliance while protecting workers, the public, and the environment.


What Are Emergency Information Panel (EIP) Transport Signs?

EIP Transport Signs display vital details about the dangerous goods being transported. They enable emergency services and transport personnel to quickly identify risks, understand hazard classifications, and take appropriate action during accidents, spills, or fire incidents.


Why EIP Transport Signs Are Required

EIP Transport Signs are legally required for the road transport of dangerous goods in Australia. They improve emergency response, reduce risk, and provide clear communication in potentially hazardous transport situations.


Australian Standards for EIP Transport Signs

Emergency Information Panel Transport Signs in Australia must comply with AS 1216 and the ADG Code. Standardised design ensures the signs are instantly recognisable and easy to read under emergency conditions.

Key features include:

  • High-visibility colours: bright orange, green, and yellow for immediate hazard recognition

  • Square or rectangular format for consistency with Australian safety signage

  • Clear and structured text for quick comprehension


Typical Information Displayed on EIP Transport Signs

  • Proper Shipping Name

  • UN Number

  • HAZCHEM Code

  • Emergency contact number

  • Additional transport-specific emergency instructions


Where EIP Transport Signs Are Used

  • Vehicles transporting hazardous substances

  • Trailers and tankers

  • Freight containers and logistics vehicles

  • Industrial transport operations