Not Drinking Water Sign - ISO 7010 P005 Non-Potable Water Prohibition Sign

Not Drinking Water Sign - ISO 7010 P005 Non-Potable Water Prohibition Sign

Protect worker health with our professional not drinking water safety signs. These ISO 7010 certified prohibition signs (P005) provide clear visual warning that water sources are non-potable and unsafe for consumption, preventing waterborne illness and ensuring regulatory compliance. Essential for industrial facilities, construction sites, and commercial buildings where process water, cooling systems, or untreated water sources must be clearly identified to prevent accidental consumption and health hazards.

Key Applications:

• Industrial process water and cooling systems
• Construction site temporary water supplies
• Fire suppression and sprinkler systems
• Rainwater collection and grey water systems
• Manufacturing facility process water
• Wastewater treatment and recycling systems

When are not drinking water signs required for facility water safety?

Not drinking water signs are mandatory on all non-potable water sources including industrial process water, cooling systems, fire suppression systems, and untreated water supplies. OSHA workplace safety and public health standards require clear identification of non-potable water to prevent accidental consumption, waterborne illness, and health hazards in industrial and commercial facilities.

What types of facilities need non-potable water prohibition signage?

Manufacturing facilities, construction sites, commercial buildings, industrial plants, wastewater treatment facilities, and buildings with separate water systems require not drinking water signs. Any facility with process water, recycled water, untreated sources, or water not meeting potable standards must display clear non-potable water signage for worker health protection.

How do not drinking water signs improve workplace health compliance?

Professional not drinking water signs prevent accidental consumption of contaminated or non-potable water, reducing waterborne illness risks and ensuring worker health protection. Proper signage supports health and safety training programs, prevents water-related illness, and demonstrates regulatory compliance for workplace health inspections and water safety management.

Are not drinking water signs necessary for fire suppression and cooling systems?

Yes, not drinking water signs are essential for fire suppression systems, cooling towers, and industrial water systems where non-potable water prevents consumption risks. Building codes and safety standards require clear identification of non-drinking water sources in fire sprinkler systems, HVAC cooling loops, and process water systems to prevent accidental consumption.

What size not drinking water signs work best for industrial and facility applications?

Not drinking water sign sizing depends on water source accessibility and facility layout. Water system access points typically require medium signs (6"x8" or 8"x12") for clear visibility, while emergency equipment and process water connections use smaller signs (4"x6" or 6"x8"). Large water tanks and storage systems need larger signs (12"x18") for distant recognition.

Can not drinking water signs withstand industrial and outdoor environments?

Weather-resistant not drinking water signs using aluminum, rigid plastic, or photoluminescent materials provide durability for outdoor water systems, industrial facilities, and construction sites. UV-resistant inks and weatherproof construction ensure long-term visibility in harsh conditions including outdoor exposure, industrial environments, and continuous facility operations.

How do not drinking water signs integrate with facility water safety programs?

Not drinking water signs coordinate with comprehensive water safety programs, facility maintenance protocols, and health compliance management. Proper signage supports worker training, water system identification procedures, and regulatory compliance while ensuring clear communication of non-potable water warnings and health safety requirements.

What maintenance do not drinking water signs require in facility environments?

Not drinking water signs need regular inspection for damage, weather exposure effects, or obstruction in industrial and facility environments. Quarterly checks ensure visibility and readability during facility operations, while outdoor conditions may require more frequent maintenance. Damaged signs compromise health communication and must be replaced immediately.

Do not drinking water signs need coordination with facility training and health programs?

Yes, not drinking water signs should be integrated with facility health and safety training programs, water system management, and workplace health procedures. Proper signage supports training effectiveness and ensures workers understand non-potable water identification during safety orientation and daily operations involving industrial water systems.

Order your not drinking water signs today to ensure your facility provides clear, compliant non-potable water identification for enhanced worker health protection and regulatory compliance.

ISO 7010 P005 Compliance

Standardized prohibition symbol P005 ensures international recognition and regulatory compliance across global industrial and commercial facilities. Universal design maintains consistency with water safety standards and supports multinational workplace health programs.

High-Contrast Water Safety Design

Professional red circle with diagonal line and clear water prohibition symbol ensures immediate recognition at water access points. High-contrast design maintains visibility in industrial lighting conditions and emergency situations for reliable health safety communication.

Industrial & Outdoor Durability

Industrial-grade materials withstand manufacturing environments, outdoor exposure, and facility water system locations. Weather-resistant construction and UV-stable inks ensure long-term performance in demanding water system environments with continuous operations and environmental exposure.

Universal Health Protection Communication

Pictogram design transcends language barriers for international teams and diverse workforces. Clear visual communication ensures water safety understanding regardless of language skills or cultural background in multinational industrial and commercial facilities.

Professional Water System Installation

Multiple mounting options including adhesive backing, mechanical fasteners, and pipe marking for water system applications. Suitable for tank labeling, pipe identification, and water source boundary marking in various industrial and facility settings.

Water Safety Applications (Copy-Paste Ready)

Industrial Process Water Systems

Critical for manufacturing process water, cooling systems, and industrial water supplies where non-potable water quality prevents consumption. Clear identification protects workers from chemical contamination, biological hazards, and industrial water treatment residuals.

Construction Site Water Safety

Essential for construction site temporary water supplies, fire protection systems, and site utility connections where untreated or non-certified water sources require clear consumption prohibition for worker health protection during construction operations.

Fire Suppression & Emergency Systems

Important for fire sprinkler systems, standpipe connections, and emergency water supplies where non-potable water serves fire protection purposes. Clear signage prevents accidental consumption from fire safety equipment and emergency water systems.

Recycled & Grey Water Systems

Mandatory for rainwater collection, grey water recycling, and water reclamation systems where treated but non-potable water serves irrigation, toilet flushing, or process applications requiring clear consumption prohibition and health protection.

Wastewater & Treatment Facilities

Critical for wastewater treatment plants, sewage systems, and water recycling facilities where contaminated water requires strict access control and consumption prohibition for worker health protection and regulatory compliance.

Technical Specifications 

Material Options for Water System Applications:

• Adhesive PVC: Moisture-resistant, flexible application, pipe marking
• Rigid Plastic: Impact-resistant, permanent mounting, tank labeling
• Aluminum: Maximum durability, outdoor installations, industrial water systems
• Photoluminescent: Emergency visibility, power outage situations, safety equipment

Water Safety Compliance Standards:

• ISO 7010 P005 certified symbol for international water safety recognition
• OSHA workplace health signage requirements compatible
• Public health regulation compliance for non-potable water identification
• Building code alignment for dual water system facilities