Prohibition No Jumping Sign

No Jumping Sign

The No Jumping Sign is used to communicate that jumping is prohibited within a designated area. It is commonly installed around swimming pools, wharves, playgrounds, public facilities and workplaces where jumping may create a risk of injury or unsafe behaviour.

Where is this sign used?

• Swimming pools
• Aquatic centres
• School pools
• Wharves and jetties
• Public facilities
• Playgrounds
• Recreational facilities
• Hotels and resorts
• Community centres
• Workplace environments

Why use this sign?

• Helps reduce accidents and injuries.
• Supports workplace and public safety policies.
• Clearly communicates prohibited activities.
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
• Improves visitor awareness.
• Manufactured in New Zealand.

Related Products

• No Diving Sign
• No Running Sign
• No Inflatables In The Water Sign
• No Glass Allowed In Pool Area Sign
• No Food or Drink Sign
• No Inline Skating Sign
• No Skateboarding Sign
• No Entry Sign
• Restricted Access Sign

FAQs

Why is jumping prohibited in some areas?

Jumping can increase the risk of slips, falls and collisions, particularly around pools, elevated surfaces and public spaces.

Where should this sign be installed?

Install at entrances, pool surrounds, jetties and other locations where jumping presents a safety risk.

Is this sign suitable for outdoor use?

Yes. It is available in laminated vinyl, Corflute, PVC and ACM options suitable for New Zealand conditions.

Looking for additional access control signage? View our range of No Entry Signs, Restricted Area Signs and Prohibition Signs for workplaces throughout New Zealand.

Not sure if this is the right sign for your workplace or facility? Read our guide “Prohibition Signs in the Workplace: What They Mean and Why They Matter” to learn about prohibition symbols, compliance requirements and when different prohibition signs should be used.

Not sure if you’ve got all the safety signage you need?
Download our Free Safety Signage Checklist to make sure your workplace complies with New Zealand safety standards — it’s a quick and easy way to identify missing signs and stay compliant for further information check out 5 Workplace Signs Every Office Needs (And Why They Matter).

For further information go to the Worksafe website https://www.worksafe.govt.nz/topic-and-industry/hazardous-substances/managing/hazardous-substances-signs/

NZS/AS 1319:1994 advocates simplicity and clarity in safety signage. To be effective, they should be easy to read and interpret at a glance.

The Standard is about the use of legible text and appropriate, simple symbols.

By simplifying the message, it reduces the risk of misinterpretation, which increases the chances of the sign’s warning or instruction being followed.

Enhancing the signs visibility through placement and colour

Placement and visibility will play a crucial role in the efficiency of safety signs.

The standard states that signs must be positioned near the hazard they are warning about, which ensures that the safety message is relevant. Also it advocates the use of contrasting colours for the background and lettering. This attention to the colour scheme will increase visibility and readability from a reasonable distance, which ensures the message is accessible.

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