A warehouse runs on two things being obvious: where stock lives, and where it's safe to walk. Print and signage do both — from racking labels to floor marking to dock boards — and doing it well takes minutes off every pick and every delivery.
Racking, aisles and locations
- Cut vinyl for aisle numbers, bay and level identification, and floor location marking — the change that most reduces pick errors and induction time.
- Rigid signs for aisle-end identification, zone naming and dispatch areas.
- Labels and asset stickers for bins, equipment and inspection dates.
Forklifts and pedestrian safety
The highest-value signage on any warehouse site is whatever keeps people out of forklift paths.
- Floor signs and stands for pedestrian walkways, forklift lanes and exclusion zones.
- Warning signs for forklift operation, blind corners and overhead loads.
- Mandatory signage for hi-vis, foot protection and hearing protection.
- Traffic signage for yard flow, speed limits, reversing areas and truck marshalling.
Loading docks and yard
- Aluminium composite panel signs for dock numbering, building identification and driver instructions.
- Colorbond® steel signs for gates, boundary and long-term external signage.
- Notice signs for driver check-in, PPE on arrival, and delivery hours — the signage that stops drivers wandering into the warehouse looking for someone.
- Corflute signs for temporary bay allocation and works.
Dangerous goods and storage
- Dangerous goods and Hazchem signage for chemical, aerosol and flammable storage areas.
- Prohibition signs for no smoking, no unauthorised access and no stacking above line.
- Lockout / tagout tags for conveyors, dock levellers and MHE under maintenance.
Emergency and amenities
- Emergency, evacuation and first aid signage — assembly points need to be visible from across a large floor.
- Fire equipment signs, including above racking where extinguishers are otherwise hidden.
- Wet floor stands for spills and cleaning.
Fleet and identity
- Vehicle signage for the delivery fleet, and magnets for hired vehicles at peak.
- Branded workwear and hi-vis, plus business cards for account managers.
Fitting out a new DC or re-racking an existing one? Talk to our team — location marking is far cheaper done as one run than bay by bay.
