Construction Site Safety Sign

Description

An active site in New York City draws foot traffic from every direction — commuters cutting past the fence, tenants entering an occupied building, delivery crews looking for the gate. This Construction Site safety sign tells all of them the same thing: work is in progress here, move through with caution. It’s a plain warning that protects the public and your firm alike. Posted in the standard OSHA safety-sign format, it establishes the warning clearly and consistently, which is precisely what a site-safety inspector wants to see at the perimeter.

We print the sign at our NYC facility in three sizes — 12″ × 18″, 18″ × 24″, and 24″ × 36″ — so you can match the sign to the sightline, from a lobby door to a full fence run. Material options are rigid styrene in .040″, .063″, or .080″ thickness, or coroplast for light, fast fence mounting. The full-color print is fade-resistant for outdoor service, and the Seton UltraTuff overlaminate option adds a protective clear layer for street-facing placements that collect grime and contact.

Choose your configuration and the sign ships mount-ready in 2–3 business days anywhere in the five boroughs and Long Island, with 24-hour rush available on most orders. Contractor accounts and volume pricing cover firms posting several sites at once.

Working inside an occupied building as well? Our Area Under Construction Safety Sign handles interior phases while this sign covers the street.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Sizes: 12″ × 18″, 18″ × 24″, 24″ × 36″
• Materials: styrene (.040″, .063″, .080″) or coroplast
• OSHA safety-sign format, full-color fade-resistant print
• Option: not laminated or Seton UltraTuff overlaminate
• Printed at our NYC facility · 2–3 day NYC delivery · 24-hr rush

FAQ

What’s the difference between this and the Construction Area sign?
They work the same way — this version announces the site as a whole, while Construction Area suits marking specific zones within or around it. Many contractors post both.

Can I get these delivered tomorrow?
In most cases yes — 24-hour rush production is available on most signs, with delivery across the five boroughs and Long Island.