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Warning Keep Clear of Moving Parts Safety Sticker
Price from $3.95 – pack of 5 Standard laminated stickers.
Clearly identify areas where moving machinery may present a hazard with our Warning Keep Clear of Moving Parts Safety Stickers, designed for machinery, commercial vehicles, buses, coaches, trucks, plant equipment and workshop applications.
Featuring a highly visible orange WARNING header, hazard symbol and clear “Keep clear of moving parts” message, these compact safety decals are ideal for positioning near machinery components and access areas where personnel need an immediate visual reminder of moving mechanical equipment.
Moving machinery can create serious hazards including entanglement, crushing and shearing points. Examples of potentially hazardous components identified in Australian workplace safety guidance include rotating shafts, pulleys, belts, sprockets, chains, gears, fan blades and conveyor components. Appropriate guarding is a primary means of preventing access to hazardous moving parts.
For this reason, a warning sticker should be treated as additional visual identification and not as a substitute for machine guarding, isolation, lockout procedures, safe work practices or other required safety controls.
Suitable for Transport, Machinery & Industrial Applications
These moving parts warning stickers are particularly useful for bus and coach engine compartments, maintenance access panels and mechanical areas containing drive belts, pulleys, cooling fans or other moving components. They can also be used across:
- Buses, coaches and commercial vehicle fleets
- Trucks and heavy vehicles
- Engine and mechanical compartments
- Drive belt and pulley areas
- Machinery and manufacturing equipment
- Workshop equipment
- Plant and industrial equipment
- Agricultural machinery
- Conveyors and material-handling equipment
- Fleet maintenance and engineering workshops
WorkSafe WA specifically identifies machinery hazards including shafts, sprockets, pulleys, gearing, chains, fan blades and crushing or shearing points such as conveyor belts. This makes clear identification around machinery an important part of a broader workplace safety system.
Three Compact Sizes
Available in:
70mm × 30mm
80mm × 40mm
100mm × 50mm
The compact sizes make these decals particularly suitable for machinery guards, access panels, engine compartments and equipment where a larger warning sign may not be practical.
Standard Laminated & Class 100 Reflective Options
Choose from Standard vinyl with protective laminate overlay or Class 100 reflective material.
Our Standard laminated option provides an economical solution for general machinery, workshop and fleet identification, while the Class 100 reflective option provides enhanced visibility when illuminated, making it useful where reflective identification is preferred.
Prices start from just $3.95 for a pack of 5 Standard laminated 70mm × 30mm stickers.
Bulk Warning Stickers for Fleets & Industry
These stickers are available in packs of:
5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 250 and 500.
Pricing reduces progressively with larger quantities, making the range suitable for anything from a single vehicle or machine through to large transport fleets, workshops, machinery manufacturers, maintenance contractors and industrial operations.
There is no need to purchase individual stickers repeatedly when maintaining a large fleet. Select the quantity required directly from the product options, with bulk pricing structured to provide a better per-sticker price as quantities increase.
Part of the Westside Graphics range of professional transport stickers and decals, developed for commercial fleet and passenger transport applications, this product also extends our safety identification range into machinery, plant and industrial equipment applications.
Important: Safety requirements vary according to the equipment, workplace, application and jurisdiction. Warning decals are supplementary visual warnings and do not replace compliant guarding, risk controls, isolation procedures or other safety measures. The equipment owner or operator is responsible for determining the requirements applicable to their machinery or vehicle.

