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Share this e-book Marine Insight Safety signs and symbols are used extensively on board ships to alert crew members to working hazards , escape routes, type of equipment etc. The Ultimate Guide to Safety Signs on Ships These signs act as a pictorial illustration to help seafarers increase their level of First Edition personal safety on ships. Publication date July 2012 Safety signs use a variety of colours and symbols, which have been acknowledged by the regulatory bodies of the shipping industry, to explain different aspects Authors: Anish Wankhede and Raunek Kantharia related to the operation and maintenance of the ships.

members to working hazards, escape routes, type of equipment etc. These signs act as a pictorial illustration to help seafarers increase their level of personal safety on ships. Safety signs use a variety of colours and symbols, which have been acknowledged by the regulatory bodies of the shipping industry, to explain different aspects

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