What are ISPS Code Signs?
ISPS Code Signs are visual indicators used to communicate security measures and requirements as outlined by the ISPS Code. These signs are essential for ensuring that personnel and visitors are aware of Security Protocols and can act accordingly to maintain safety and security within the maritime environment.
The International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code is a comprehensive set of measures designed to enhance the security of ships and port facilities against threats like terrorism, piracy, and other unlawful acts. It was developed by the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
The purposes of ISPS Code signs include:
1. Indicating Security Levels
2. Access Control
3. Emergency Instructions
4. Identification of Restricted Areas
5. Guidance for Security Procedures
Signs by SafeSign
Our sign products excel in the market due to their high quality and eco-friendly design. Unlike many alternatives, our signs are completely free of Halogen and PVC, ensuring they are fully recyclable and environmentally safe. SafeSign’s Safety Signs are built for durability with back-printing and a sleek, easy-to-clean glossy finish. The signs are easy to install anywhere, thanks to their self-adhesive backing. We offer a 5-year warranty, even for outdoor use, reflecting our commitment to durability. All signs meet the stringent requirements of IMO Resolution A760 (18) as amended by ISO 17631:2002.
For an overview of all ISPS Signs, please have a look at page 95 of our Safety Sign System Products Catalog.