Safety Symbols Label Cards

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Safety Symbols Label Cards: A4 portrait sheet titled 'Safety Symbols Label Cards' with a 4-column grid of rectangular cards separated by dashed cut lines. Top rows show yellow triangular hazard icons with labels (General Caution, Flammable Material, Corrosive Material, Toxic Material, Explosive Material, Electrical Hazard, Hot Surface Burn Hazard, Laser Hazard). Middle rows show blue circular mandatory icons (Wear Safety Goggles, Wear Gloves, Wear Lab Coat, Wear Face Shield) and green safety/in...

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This printable is an A4 grid of recognisable safety symbols with bold icons and short labels (e.g. General Caution, Flammable Material, Wear Safety Goggles, First Aid, Fire Extinguisher). Cards are arranged with dashed cut lines for easy trimming; symbols are grouped visually by colour/type (yellow hazard triangles, blue mandatory circles, green safety/info, red emergency/prohibition). Use it to teach symbol recognition, practise matching signs to risks and procedures, or to label areas/equipment in a classroom or school lab for non-official instructional use.

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