ISO 7010 Pictograms: Complete List
Complete guide to ISO 7010 compliant safety pictograms. Evacuation, fire, prohibition, obligation, warning symbols. Over 2000 pictograms available.
Evacuation
Emergency exits, exits, staircases, assembly points
Examples:
- E001 - Emergency exit
- E002 - Emergency exit
- E007 - Assembly point
Fire safety
Fire extinguishers, hose reels, alarms, fire-fighting equipment
Examples:
- F001 - Fire extinguisher
- F002 - Hose reel
- F003 - Fire escape ladder
Prohibition
Prohibited actions and behaviour
Examples:
- P001 - General prohibition
- P002 - No smoking
- P003 - No open flame
Obligation
Mandatory actions and required equipment
Examples:
- M001 - Eye protection
- M002 - Hearing protection
- M003 - Respiratory protection
Warning
Dangers and potential risks
Examples:
- W001 - General danger
- W002 - Explosive materials
- W003 - Radioactive materials
First aid
First aid equipment and medical stations
Examples:
- E003 - First aid
- E010 - Defibrillator
- E011 - Safety shower
Understanding ISO 7010 pictograms
The ISO 7010 standard defines universal graphical safety signage. Each pictogram is designed to be understood regardless of language, ensuring effective communication of safety instructions.
Colour code
- Green : Evacuation, emergency exits, first aid
- Red : Fire safety, prohibition
- Blue : Obligation (wearing equipment, etc.)
- Yellow : Warning, danger
Pictogram shapes
- Square/Rectangle : Evacuation and first aid
- Circle with bar : Prohibition
- Full circle : Obligation
- Triangle : Warning
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What is an ISO 7010 pictogram?
An ISO 7010 pictogram is an internationally standardised graphical symbol for safety signage. The ISO 7010 standard defines evacuation, fire safety, prohibition, obligation, warning and first aid symbols.
Are ISO 7010 pictograms mandatory?
Yes, since 1 January 2014, the ISO 7010 standard has been mandatory in France for all new safety signage. It replaces the old French standards NF X 08-003.
How do I identify pictogram categories?
Each category has a code and colour: E (green) for evacuation, F (red) for fire, P (red/black) for prohibition, M (blue) for obligation, W (yellow) for warning.
Where can I find ISO 7010 pictograms for my plans?
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