As of August 2019, the latest version is ISO 7010:2019. This revision incorporates all previous corrigenda, as well as incorporates water safety signs and beach safety flags previously specified in (the now-withdrawn) ISO 20712.[2]
ISO registers and lists recommended pictograms, which it calls "safety signs", on its website, ISO.org. The ISO standard provides a registered number for pictograms that have officially been made part of the ISO 7010 standard. Corresponding with the categories above, in ISO parlance, "E" numbers refer to Emergency (signs showing a safe condition), "F" numbers refer to Fire protection, "P" numbers refer to Prohibited actions, "M" numbers refer to Mandatory actions, and "W" numbers refer to Warnings of hazards.[5]
Safe condition
E001 – Emergency exit (left hand)
E002 – Emergency exit (right hand)
E003 – First aid
E004 – Emergency telephone
E005 – Direction arrow (90° angle)
E006 – Direction arrow (45° angle)
E007 – Evacuation assembly point
E008 – Break to obtain access
E009 – Doctor
E010 – Automated external heart defibrillator
E011 – Eyewash station
E012 – Safety shower
E013 – Stretcher
E016 – Emergency window with escape ladder
E017 – Rescue window
E018 – Turn anticlockwise (counterclockwise) to open
E019 – Turn clockwise to open
Fire protection
F001 – Fire extinguisher
F002 – Fire hose reel
F003 – Fire ladder
F004 – Collection of firefighting equipment
F005 – Fire alarm call point
F006 – Fire emergency telephone
F007 – Fire protection door
Mandatory
M001 – General mandatory action sign
M002 – Refer to instruction manual/booklet
M003 – Wear ear protection
M004 – Wear eye protection
M005 – Connect an earth terminal to the ground
M006 – Disconnect mains plug from electrical outlet
M007 – Opaque eye protection must be worn
M008 – Wear foot protection
M009 – Wear protective gloves
M010 – Wear protective clothing
M011 – Wash your hands
M012 – Use handrail
M013 – Wear a face shield
M014 – Wear head protection
M015 – Wear high visibility clothing
M016 – Wear a mask
M017 – Wear respiratory protection
M018 – Wear a safety harness
M019 – Wear a welding mask
M020 – Wear safety belts
M021 – Disconnect before carrying out maintenance or repair
M022 – Use barrier cream
M023 – Use footbridge
M024 – use this walkway
M025 – Protect infants' eyes with opaque eye protection
M026 – Use protective apron
M027 — install or check guard
M028 — install locks and keep locked
M029 — sound your horn
M030 — place trash in the bin
M031 — use guard to protect from injury from the table saw
M032 — use footwear with anti-static or anti-spark features
M033 — lower safety restraining bar on ski chairlift
M034 — raise safety restraining bar on ski chairlift
M035 — exit towpath after falling
M036 — keep ski tips up
M037 — close and secure the hatch (lifeboat launch sequence)
M038 — start the motor (lifeboat launch sequence)
M039 — lower the lifeboat to the water (lifeboat launch sequence)
M040 — lower the lifeboat to the water (lifeboat launch sequence)
M041 — lower the rescue boat to the water (lifeboat launch sequence)
M042 — release the hooks holding the lifeboat (lifeboat launch sequence)
M043 — start the water spray for the lifeboat (lifeboat launch sequence)
M044 — start the air supply for the lifeboat (lifeboat launch sequence)
M045 — release the ropes (gripes) (lifeboat launch sequence)
M046 — secure gas cylinders
M047 — use breathing equipment (SCBA)
M048 — use gas detector
M049 — use personal protective equipment for sport
M050 — exit sled-toboggan to the left
M051 — exit sled-toboggan to the right
M052 — keep a safe distance between sleds (toboggans)
M053 — wear personal floatation device (PFD) (lifejacket)
M054 — supervise children during aquatic activities