ISO 7010

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  E001 – Emergency exit (left hand)
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  E002 – Emergency exit (right hand)
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  E003 – First aid
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  E004 – Emergency telephone
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  E007 – Evacuation assembly point
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  E008 – Break to obtain access
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  E009 – Doctor
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  E010 – Automated external heart defibrillator
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  E011 – Eyewash station
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  E012 – Safety shower
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  E013 – Stretcher
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  E014 – Child seat presence and orientation detection system (CPOD)
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  E015 – Drinking water
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  E016 – Emergency window with escape ladder
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  E017 – Rescue window
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  E018 – Turn anticlockwise (counterclockwise) to open
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  E019 – Turn clockwise to open
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  E020 – Emergency stop button
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  E021 – Protection shelter
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  E022 – Door opens by pushing on the left-hand side
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  E023 – Door opens by pushing on the right-hand side
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  E024 – Evacuation temporary refuge
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  E025 – Emergency hammer
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  E026 – Emergency exit for people unable to walk or with walking impairment (left)
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  E027 – Medical grab bag
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  E028 – Oxygen resuscitator
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  E029 – Emergency escape breathing device
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  E030 – Emergency exit for people unable to walk or with walking impairment (right)
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  E031 – Shipboard general alarm
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  E032 – Shipboard assembly station
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  E033 – Door slides right to open
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  E034 – Door slides left to open
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  E035 – Liferaft knife
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  E036 – Lifeboat
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  E037 – Rescue boat
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  E038 – Liferaft
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  E039 – Davit-launched liferaft
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  E040 – Lifebuoy
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  E041 – Lifebuoy with line
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  E042 – Lifebuoy with light
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  E043 – Lifebuoy with line and light
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  E044 – Lifejacket
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  E045 – Child's lifejacket
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  E046 – Infant's lifejacket
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  E047 – Search and rescue transponder
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  E048 – Survival craft distress signals
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  E049 – Rocket parachute flare
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  E050 – Line-throwing appliance
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  E051 – Two-way VHF radiotelephone apparatus
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  E052 – Emergency position indicating radio beacon
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  E053 – Embarkation ladder
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  E054 – Marine evacuation slide
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  E055 – Marine evacuation chute
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  E056 – Survival clothing
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  E057 – Door opens by pulling on the left-hand side
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  E058 – Door opens by pulling on the right-hand side
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  E059 – Escape Ladder
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  E060 – Evacuation chair
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  E061 – Water life-saving equipment
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  E062 – Tsunami evacuation area
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  E063 – Tsunami evacuation building
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  E064 – First aid responder
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  E065 – Natural disaster outdoor refuge area
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  E067 – Evacuation mattress
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  E068 – Lifebuoy with light and smoke
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  E069 – Person overboard call point
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  E070 – Evacuation lift for people unable to use stairs

ISO 7010 states on all symbols with a first aid cross, that it "may be replaced with another element appropriate to cultural requirements". In countries with a Muslim-majority population, an appropriate symbol is the crescent.

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  F001 – Fire extinguisher
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  F002 – Fire hose reel
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  F003 – Fire ladder
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  F004 – Collection of firefighting equipment
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  F005 – Fire alarm call point
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  F006 – Fire emergency telephone
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  F007 – Fire protection door
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  F008 – Fixed fire extinguishing battery
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  F009 – Wheeled fire extinguisher
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  F010 – Portable foam applicator unit
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  F011 – Water fog applicator
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  F012 – Fixed fire extinguishing installation
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  F013 – Fixed fire extinguishing bottle
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  F014 – Remote release station
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  F015 – Fire monitor
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  F016 – Fire blanket
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  F017 – Firefighters' lift
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  F018 – Fire alarm flashing light
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  F019 – Unconnected fire hose

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  M001 – General mandatory action sign
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  M002 – Refer to instruction manual/booklet
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  M003 – Wear ear protection
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  M004 – Wear eye protection
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  M005 – Connect an earth terminal to the ground
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  M006 – Disconnect mains plug from electrical outlet
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  M007 – Opaque eye protection must be worn
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  M008 – Wear foot protection
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  M009 – Wear protective gloves
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  M010 – Wear protective clothing
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  M011 – Wash your hands
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  M012 – Use handrail
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  M013 – Wear a face shield
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  M014 – Wear head protection
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  M015 – Wear high visibility clothing
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  M016 – Wear a mask
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  M017 – Wear respiratory protection
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  M018 – Wear a safety harness
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  M019 – Wear a welding mask
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  M020 – Wear safety belts
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  M021 – Disconnect before carrying out maintenance or repair
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  M022 – Use barrier cream
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  M023 – Use footbridge
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  M024 – use this walkway
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  M025 – Protect infants' eyes with opaque eye protection
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  M026 – Use protective apron
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  M027 — install or check guard
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  M028 — install locks and keep locked
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  M029 — sound your horn
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  M030 — place trash in the bin
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  M031 — use guard to protect from injury from the table saw
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  M032 — use footwear with anti-static or anti-spark features
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  M033 — lower safety restraining bar on ski chairlift
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  M034 — raise safety restraining bar on ski chairlift
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  M035 — exit towpath after falling
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  M036 — keep ski tips up
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  M037 — close and secure the hatch (lifeboat launch sequence)
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  M038 — start the motor (lifeboat launch sequence)
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  M039 — lower the lifeboat to the water (lifeboat launch sequence)
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  M040 — lower the lifeboat to the water (lifeboat launch sequence)
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  M041 — lower the rescue boat to the water (lifeboat launch sequence)
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  M042 — release the hooks holding the lifeboat (lifeboat launch sequence)
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  M043 — start the water spray for the lifeboat (lifeboat launch sequence)
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  M044 — start the air supply for the lifeboat (lifeboat launch sequence)
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  M045 — release the ropes (gripes) (lifeboat launch sequence)
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  M046 — secure gas cylinders
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  M047 — use breathing equipment (SCBA)
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  M048 — use gas detector
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  M049 — use personal protective equipment for sport
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  M050 — exit sled-toboggan to the left
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  M051 — exit sled-toboggan to the right
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  M052 — keep a safe distance between sleds (toboggans)
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  M053 — wear personal floatation device (PFD) (lifejacket)
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  M054 — supervise children during aquatic activities
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  M055 – Keep out of the reach of children[10][11]
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  M056 – Ventilate before and during entering
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  M057 – Ensure continuous ventilation
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  M058 – Entry only with supervisor outside
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  M059 – Wear laboratory coat
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  M060 – Hold the trolley handle

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  P001 – General prohibition sign
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  P002 – No smoking
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  P003 – No open flame
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  P004 – No thoroughfare
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  P005 – Not drinking water
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  P006 – No access for forklift trucks and industrial vehicles
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  P007 – No access for people with active implanted cardiac devices
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  P008 – No metallic articles or watches
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  P009 – No climbing
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  P010 – Do not touch
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  P011 – Do not extinguish with water
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  P012 – No heavy load
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  P013 – No activated mobile phone
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  P014 – No access for people with metallic implants
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  P015 – No reaching in
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  P016 – Do not spray with water
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  P017 – No pushing
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  P018 – No sitting
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  P019 – No stepping on surface
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  P020 – Do not use lift in the event of fire
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  P021 – No dogs
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  P022 – No eating or drinking
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  P023 – Do not obstruct
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  P024 – Do not walk or stand here
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  P025 – Do not use this incomplete scaffold
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  P026 – Do not use this device in a bathtub, shower or water-filled reservoir
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  P027 – Do not use this lift for people
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  P028 – Do not wear gloves
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  P029 – No photography
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  P030 – Do not tie knots in rope
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  P031 – Do not alter the state of the switch
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  P032 – Do not use for face grinding
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  P033 – Do not use for wet grinding
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  P034 – Do not use with hand-held grinder
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  P035 – Do not wear metal-studded footwear
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  P036 – No children allowed
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  P037 – Do not leave the tow-track
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  P038 – Do not swing the chair
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  P039 – Hot works prohibited
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  P040 – Do not set off fireworks
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  P041 – No leaning against
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  P042 – Not for pregnant women
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  P043 – Not for people in the state of intoxication
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  P044 – Use of smart glasses prohibited
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  P045 – No campfire
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  P046 – Do not stretch out of toboggan
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  P047 – Do not ram into toboggans
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  P048 – No running
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  P049 – No swimming
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  P050 – No snorkelling
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  P051 – No sub-aqua diving
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  P052 – No diving
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  P053 – No sailing
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  P054 – No windsurfing
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  P055 – No manually powered craft
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  P056 – No mechanically powered craft
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  P057 – No personal water craft
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  P058 – No towed water activity
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  P059 – No surf craft
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  P060 – No outdoor footwear
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  P061 – No jumping into water
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  P062 – No pushing into water
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  P063 – No body boarding
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  P064 – No surfing between the red-and-yellow flags
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  P065 – No kite surfing
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  P066 – No parasailing
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  P067 – No sand yachting
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  P068 – Do not expose to direct sunlight or hot surface
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  P069 – Not to be serviced by users
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  P070 – Do not put finger into the nozzle of a hydromassage
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  P071 – Do not cross barrier
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  P072 – No jumping down
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  P073 – Do not shut lid when burners are operating
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  P074 – Child seat installation prohibited
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  P074 – Do not stare at light source

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  W001 – General warning sign
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  W002 – Explosive materials
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  W003 – Radioactive material or ionizing radiation
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  W004 – Laser beam
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  W005 – Non-ionizing radiation
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  W006 – Magnetic field
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  W007 – Floor-level obstacle
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  W008 – Drop or fall hazard
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  W009 – Biological hazard
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  W010 – Low temperature hazard
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  W011 – Slippery surface
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  W012 – Electricity hazard
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  W013 – Guard dog
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  W014 – Forklift truck and other industrial vehicles
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  W015 – Overhead or suspended load
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  W016 – Toxic material
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  W017 – Hot surface
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  W018 – Automatic start-up
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  W019 – Crushing by moving parts
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  W020 – Overhead obstacle
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  W021 – Flammable material
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  W022 – Sharp element
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  W023 – Corrosive substance
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  W024 – Crushing of hands
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  W025 – Counter-rotating rollers
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  W026 – Battery charging
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  W027 – Optical radiation
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  W028 – Oxidizing substance
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  W029 – Pressurized cylinder
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  W030 – Hand Injury in Press
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  W031 – Hand injury from rapid movement of workpiece in press brake machine
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  W032 — rapid movement of workpiece in press brake machine
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  W033 — barbed wire
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  W034 — bull
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  W035 – Falling Parts
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  W036 — fragile roof
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  W037 — injury from automated or remote-controlled vehicles
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  W038 — sudden loud noises
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  W039 – Falling Ice Spikes
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  W040 — roof avalanche
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  W041 — breathing hazard
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  W042 — arc flash hazard
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  W043 — thin ice
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  W044 — slipway
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  W045 — water skiing or towed water activity area
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  W046 — surfing
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  W047 — deep water
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  W048 — shallow water
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  W049 — submerged objects
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  W050 — sudden drop in swimming pool
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  W051 — no guard rail and unprotected edges
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  W052 — unstable cliff edge
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  W053 — unstable cliff
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  W054 — sharks
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  W055 — sewage effluent outfall
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  W056 — tsunami hazard zone
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  W057 — strong currents
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  W058 — boating area
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  W059 — wheeled beach vehicles; land surfing; sand yachting; wind carts
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  W060 — incoming tides
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  W061 — quicksand, mud, deep mud, or silt
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  W062 — kite surfing
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  W063 — parasailing
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  W064 — strong winds
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  W065 — high surf or large breaking waves
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  W066 — Sudden drop to deep water
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  W067 — alligators, caymans and crocodiles
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  W068 – Falling into water when stepping on or off a floating surface
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  W069 – Jellyfish
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  W070 – Step down
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  W071 – Substance or mixture presenting a health hazard
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  W072 – Substance or mixture that can cause an environmental hazard
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  W073 – Large-scale fire zone
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  W074 – Tornado zone
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  W075 – Active volcano zone
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  W076 – Debris flow zone
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  W077 – Flood zone
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  W078 – Landslide zone
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  W079 – Hot content
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  W080 – Hot steam

The following symbols were previously part of ISO 7010, but have since been withdrawn from the standard.

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  E005 – Direction arrow (90° angle)
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  E006 – Direction arrow (45° angle)