All Visitors Please Report To Reception Sign

Please Report to Reception Sign for Visitor Access Control

This please report to reception sign gives every visitor a single, unmistakable instruction on arrival: report to reception before proceeding further into the vessel or facility. The IS0022 please report to reception sign is a standard access-control fixture at gangways, main entrances, and visitor checkpoints on passenger vessels, offshore installations, and any workplace where unescorted visitor movement needs to be controlled.

When to Use This Sign

Post this please report to reception sign at the gangway, main entrance, or any point where visitors, contractors, or delivery personnel first come aboard or enter a controlled area. It supports a vessel or facility’s visitor management procedures by making the first required action clear before anyone reads further signage or asks for directions, reducing unescorted movement into restricted or operational areas.

Design and Materials

The IS0022 sign is produced on self-adhesive film in your choice of material – non-glow vinyl, or DNV Wheelmark certified Class C / Class D photoluminescent film and a long-duration afterglow in low-light conditions. The film is waterproof and saltwater resistant, suited to gangways, entrance lobbies, and exposed deck areas. The glossy, wipe-clean finish keeps the instruction legible over years of service, and peel-and-stick installation means no drilling or extra tools are required.

Installation and Use

Clean and dry the mounting surface before applying this please report to reception sign, and position it at eye level at the first point of entry, ideally before any other signage a visitor would encounter.

Because the instruction is the very first thing a visitor should read, it works best mounted prominently and without competing signage nearby, so the reporting requirement is the clear, immediate takeaway.

Compliance and Standards

The sign is designed in line with IMO Resolution A.1116(30) graphical symbol guidance and ISO 24409-2 for shipboard signage, giving operators a pictogram consistent with other IMO-compliant safety and access-control signs on board. For general workplace safety signage guidance relevant to Australian-flagged and Australian-operated vessels and facilities, see Safe Work Australia.

Fitting Into a Broader Visitor and Access Management Plan

A please report to reception sign is one part of a vessel or facility’s documented visitor management and access control procedures, alongside sign-in registers, escort requirements, and induction briefings. Keeping this sign visible at every entry point gives inspectors and auditors a consistent, visible confirmation that visitor access is being actively managed.

Ordering Information

IS0022 ships ready to install, cut to standard sign dimensions, and ready for immediate use at gangways and entrance points. Browse the full range of Information Signs to outfit every visitor and access-control point on board.