ISO 24409-1:2010
Ships and marine technology — Design, location and use of shipboard safety signs, safety-related signs, safety notices and safety markings — Part 1: Design principles
ISO 24409-1:2010 prescribes general design principles for shipboard safety and safety-related signs, markings, and notices intended to communicate safety-related information to persons on board ships.
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1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Types and use of signs, markings and notices
4.1 General
4.2 Safety signs
4.2.1 Fire-fighting equipment signs (FES) – Use and location of fire-fighting equipment
4.2.2 Emergency equipment signs (EES) – Use and location of first aid facilities and portable safety equipment
4.2.3 Life saving systems and appliances signs (LSS) – Use and location of life saving systems and appliances
4.2.4 Means of escape signs (MES) – Escape route identification
4.2.5 Prohibition signs (PSS) – Prohibited actions
4.2.6 Warning signs (WSS) – Identification of hazards
4.2.7 Mandatory action signs (MSS) – Mandatory notices and instructions
4.3 Safety-related signs
4.3.1 Mimic signs (SMS)
4.3.2 Safety and operating instructions for trained personnel (SIS)
5 Design of shipboard safety signs
5.1 General
5.2 Safety messages
5.3 Meaning, function, and image content
5.4 Colour and geometric shape
5.4.1 General
5.4.2 Colour area of the safety sign
5.5 Graphical symbols
5.6 Combination of graphical symbols or graphical symbol elements
5.7 Determinants
5.8 Prohibition
5.9 Borders
5.10 Arrows
6 Supplementary signs and combination signs
6.1 General
6.2 Combination signs
6.3 Colour of supplementary signs
6.4 Text for supplementary signs
6.5 Types of supplementary sign
7 Layout of combination signs
7.1 General
7.2 Borders
7.3 Arrangements
8 Multiple signs
9 Use of arrows
10 Safety-related signs and safety notices
11 Safety markings
12 Illumination and contrast of safety signs, safety-related signs and safety notices
13 Durability and photometric performance of signs
14 Marking of signs
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1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Types and use of signs, markings and notices
4.1 General
4.2 Safety signs
4.2.1 Fire-fighting equipment signs (FES) – Use and location of fire-fighting equipment
4.2.2 Emergency equipment signs (EES) – Use and location of first aid facilities and portable safety equipment
4.2.3 Life saving systems and appliances signs (LSS) – Use and location of life saving systems and appliances
4.2.4 Means of escape signs (MES) – Escape route identification
4.2.5 Prohibition signs (PSS) – Prohibited actions
4.2.6 Warning signs (WSS) – Identification of hazards
4.2.7 Mandatory action signs (MSS) – Mandatory notices and instructions
4.3 Safety-related signs
4.3.1 Mimic signs (SMS)
4.3.2 Safety and operating instructions for trained personnel (SIS)
5 Design of shipboard safety signs
5.1 General
5.2 Safety messages
5.3 Meaning, function, and image content
5.4 Colour and geometric shape
5.4.1 General
5.4.2 Colour area of the safety sign
5.5 Graphical symbols
5.6 Combination of graphical symbols or graphical symbol elements
5.7 Determinants
5.8 Prohibition
5.9 Borders
5.10 Arrows
6 Supplementary signs and combination signs
6.1 General
6.2 Combination signs
6.3 Colour of supplementary signs
6.4 Text for supplementary signs
6.5 Types of supplementary sign
7 Layout of combination signs
7.1 General
7.2 Borders
7.3 Arrangements
8 Multiple signs
9 Use of arrows
10 Safety-related signs and safety notices
11 Safety markings
12 Illumination and contrast of safety signs, safety-related signs and safety notices
13 Durability and photometric performance of signs
14 Marking of signs