What are Construction Site Entry Signs?

What are Construction Site Entry Signs?

Site Entry Signs are a crucial component of Construction Signage and Site Safety Signs, and they are mandatory on all Australian construction sites. Positioned at every entry point, these signs alert workers, contractors and visitors to hazards, required PPE, emergency procedures and site rules before they step onto the worksite.

Proper Construction Site Safety Signs reduce risks, prevent injuries and ensure everyone on site understands their responsibilities. They form the foundation of a strong safety culture, making clear from the very first moment that safety is non-negotiable.


Why Site Entry Signs Are Critical

Construction Site Entry Signs are more than a regulatory requirement - they are the first point of control for anyone entering your worksite. Strategically placed at site entrances, they ensure all workers, contractors and visitors understand the rules, risks and safety expectations before setting foot on the site.

A well-designed Site Entry Sign:

  • Identifies who is authorised to enter the site

  • Provides key project information, such as contractor details and emergency contacts

  • Highlights mandatory PPE requirements

  • Warns of potential hazards, restricted areas or dangerous activities

  • Ensures compliance with WHS regulations and Australian safety standards

Without proper entry signage, unauthorised or unprepared personnel could enter hazardous areas, increasing the risk of accidents and exposing your business to serious legal and financial liabilities.

Site Entry Sign Features

To maximise impact, visibility, and compliance, Building Site Entry Signs should be:

  • Highly visible: Bold text and clear graphics ensure messages are instantly readable

  • Durable: Materials like Corflute or Aluminium Composite Panel withstand weather, dust and site wear

  • Customisable: Add company logos, project details or emergency contacts at no extra cost

  • Compliant: Designed to meet Australian WHS standards for Construction Site Safety Signs

Benefits Beyond Compliance

Investing in high-quality Construction Site Entry Signage protects your crew, guides visitors and prevents confusion on site. These signs act as a constant reminder that safety is mandatory, reducing the risk of incidents that could halt work, cause injuries or result in costly fines.

Whether it’s a high-rise development or a remote infrastructure project, Site Entry Signs set the standard for safety, ensuring your construction site operates efficiently and safely from the moment anyone steps through the gate.

Customising Your Construction Site Entry Signs

At New Signs, we make customising your Construction Site Entry Signs quick, easy and stress-free. Our goal is to ensure your signage not only meets compliance requirements but also reflects your company’s professionalism and branding.

Easy Online Customisation

With our intuitive online tool, you can add your company logo in just a few clicks. We also have a text field for you to add project information or contact details which our design team will expertly place onto your sign for you. Your custom details are printed directly onto the sign, ensuring they are sharp, legible and built to withstand the elements. All of our Site Entry Signs can be customised at no additional cost, giving you a professional finish without breaking the budget.

Check out our handy How To Guide for adding details to your sign.

If you prefer, we can leave fields blank so you can add your own details on-site - perfect for dynamic projects that require flexibility or if you would like to take advantage of our bulk pack pricing. 

Expert Assistance When You Need It

Not everyone is comfortable using design tools, and that’s okay. If you’d like a helping hand, our friendly design team is ready to assist. After placing your order, simply email admin@newsignsgroup.com.au with the logo and/or details to be added and our designs team put your design together and send you a proof for approval. From logos to job site details, we’ll make sure your sign looks professional, complies with Australian WHS standards and clearly communicates essential safety information.

Why Customisation Matters

Customised Construction Site Entry Signage ensures your signs stand out, are easy to read and provide essential safety and contact information for workers, contractors and visitors. Clear, branded signage not only reinforces a culture of safety on site but also gives your projects a polished, professional appearance. With durable printing that resists fading, wear and harsh weather conditions, your investment in custom signage will continue to protect your site throughout the life of your project.

Site Entry Mesh Banners - Visibility, Branding and Safety

Our new range of Site Entry Mesh Banners offers high-impact visibility and professional branding. Designed to withstand wind, rain and harsh site conditions, these banners can be customised with your company logo, project details and safety information.

Beyond branding, Mesh Banners:

  • Provide privacy screening and dust containment

  • Act as a clear communication tool for site rules at entry points

  • Are versatile for small fence panels or full site wraps

They enhance safety, reduce confusion and ensure everyone entering your site knows the rules and hazards from the first step.

Protect Your Site, Protect Your Team

Investing in high-quality Construction Site Safety Signage is more than ticking a compliance box - it’s a commitment to the safety of your team, the efficiency of your site and the professionalism of your projects.

From durable Site Entry Signs to versatile Site Entry Mesh Banners, every sign plays a critical role in reducing risks, guiding visitors and maintaining order on your construction site. With clear communication, customisation options and products built to withstand Australia’s toughest conditions, New Signs ensures your worksite stays safe, compliant and fully prepared from day one. Don’t wait until an incident happens - invest in signage that protects lives and keeps your projects running smoothly.

 

FAQ's 

1. Are Site Entry Signs mandatory on Australian construction sites?

Yes. Site Entry Signs are a legal requirement under Australian WHS regulations. They must be installed at every entry point to clearly communicate hazards, PPE requirements, site rules and emergency information to workers, contractors and visitors.

2. What information should be included on a Construction Site Entry Sign?

A compliant Site Entry Sign typically includes:

  • Mandatory PPE requirements

  • Site supervisor or principal contractor details

  • Project name and site address

  • Emergency contact information

  • Hazard warnings and restricted access instructions
    This ensures everyone entering the site understands the risks and expectations before entry.

3. Can I customise my Site Entry Signs with my company logo and details?

Absolutely. New Signs offers free customisation on most Construction Site Entry Signs. You can add your logo, project details, contact information or emergency numbers using our online tool, or our design team can prepare the layout for you at no extra cost.

4. What materials are best for Site Entry Signs?

Most sites use Corflute for temporary or short-term projects and Aluminium Composite Panel (ACP) for long-term, high-durability signage. Both materials are weather-resistant, easy to install and suitable for Australian site conditions.

5. What’s the difference between a Site Entry Sign and a Site Entry Mesh Banner?

A standard Site Entry Sign is a rigid board installed at the gate or fence line, while a Site Entry Mesh Banner is a flexible banner designed for larger areas or fencing. Mesh Banners allow wind to pass through, provide dust and privacy screening, and offer more space for branding or messaging - all while communicating essential safety information at entry points.

 

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