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Guard Sign - 18 x 3 Inches Engraved on Red/White Plastic for Rear of Lifeguard Chair
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Poolweb.com #AQLG-Sign
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Lifeguard on Duty With Graphic Sign - 12 x 18 Inches on Heavy-Duty Dibond Aluminum
Poolweb.com #7080WD1218E
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No Lifeguard On Duty With Graphic Sign - 24 x 18 Inches on Heavy-Duty Dibond Aluminum
Poolweb.com #7209WD2418E
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Lifeguards on Duty Write-on Sign - 10 x 12 Inches on Styrene Plastic
Poolweb.com #7026WS1012E
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$12.83
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Lifeguard on Duty Write-on Sign - 10 x 12 Inches on Styrene Plastic
Poolweb.com #7025WS1012E
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$12.67

Lifeguard Signs for Pools and Beaches

Lifeguard signs are an important tool for lifeguards to communicate effectively with beachgoers. These signs can help increase safety on the beach and reduce potential accidents, by indicating when swimming is allowed or not allowed due to hazardous conditions. Additionally, these signs provide education about swimming safety and help lifeguards identify hazards in the water.

Lifeguard signs are usually located near the ocean, pools, lakes and other bodies of water. They come in different shapes and sizes based on their purpose — some may simply be warning people against entering the water while others contain more detailed instructions such as "No Swimming - Strong Currents" or "No Surfing - Sharks Sighted". Lifeguard signs typically feature bright colors, bold lettering and clear symbols to ensure they are easily visible from a distance.

In addition to providing warnings, lifeguard signs also provide information specific to the location they are posted in. This includes details such as depth markings, depth restrictions for certain activities, rules around operating motorized vessels, and advice on how best to take advantage of dangerous conditions like rip currents. By keeping beachgoers informed about potential risks at a given location, lifeguard signs can help prevent injury and even save lives.