Mich. Admin. Code R. 408.13703 - Definitions; A to D
Rule 3703.
(1)
"Accident prevention sign" means the surface on which letters or markings are
used to warn of a hazard, provide safety instructions, or provide directions.
An accident prevention sign may be temporarily or permanently affixed or
placed.
(2) "Accident prevention
tag" means the surface on which letters or markings are used to warn of an
existing or immediate hazard and which is temporarily attached to a part of
equipment or structure.
(3)
Biological hazard" or "BIOHAZARD" means those infectious agents presenting a
risk of death, injury, or illness to employees.
(4) "Caution sign or tag" means a sign or tag
used to warn of a potential hazard or to warn against an unsafe
practice.
(5) "Danger sign or tag"
means a sign or tag used to signal an immediate hazard.
(6) "Do not start tag" means a tag used to
tag out a starting mechanism which would cause a hazard if started.
Notes
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