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The main purposes of a "Fire and Open Flames Prohibited Safety Sign" include: Safety Compliance: To ensure compliance with fire safety regulations and prevent potential fire hazards in designated areas. Risk Prevention: To minimize the risk of fires caused by open flames, such as candles, matches, lighters, or welding equipment. Environmental Protection: To protect sensitive environments or materials that may be flammable or pose a fire risk. Emergency Preparedness: To maintain a safe environment for occupants and facilitate emergency response procedures without the added risk of fire. These signs are commonly found in places like industrial facilities, chemical storage areas, laboratories, construction sites, and other locations where flammable materials are present or where fire hazards need to be minimized. By prominently displaying these signs, employers and facility managers ensure that individuals are aware of the prohibition on open flames and take necessary precautions to prevent fires and protect the safety of everyone in the vicinity.