ISO 7010 - Safe condition Signs

In my profiles there is 1 sign per printing plate, the printing plates are named accordingly.

As the number of printing plates per profile is limited, the files are divided into several profiles.

I have uploaded profiles for AMS and without AMS, the profiles without AMS have breaks at the appropriate height for manual filament change.

You may also be interested in my other ISO 7010 Sign collections:

ISO 7010 - Fire protection Signs:

ISO 7010 - Fire protection Signs (F001 - F019) by Drunken_Monkey - MakerWorld

ISO 7010 - Warning Signs

ISO 7010 - Warning Signs (W001 - W080) by Drunken_Monkey - MakerWorld

ISO 7010 - Mandatory Signs:

ISO 7010 - Mandatory Signs (M001 - M060) by Drunken_Monkey - MakerWorld

ISO 7010 - Safe condition Signs (Emergency Exit with Directions)

ISO 7010 - Emergency Exit Signs with Directions Remixed by Drunken_Monkey - MakerWorld

ISO 7010 - Prohibition Signs:

ISO 7010 - Prohibition Signs by Drunken_Monkey - MakerWorld

for more Information about ISO 7010 I added the Wikipedia link:

ISO 7010 - Wikipedia

Details:

The signs dimensions are 100mm x 100mm.

E001 – Emergency exit (left hand)

E002 – Emergency exit (right hand)

E003 – First aid

E004 – Emergency telephone

E005 – Additional sign Arrow (according to current version of ISO 7010 no longer E005)

E006 – Additional sign Arrow (according to current version of ISO 7010 no longer E006)

E007 – Evacuation assembly point

E008 – Break to obtain access

E009 – Doctor

E010 – Automated external defibrillator (AED)

E011 – Eyewash station

E012 – Safety shower

E013 – Stretcher

E014 – Child seat presence and orientation detection system (CPOD)

E015 – Drinking water

E016 – Emergency window with escape ladder

E017 – Rescue window

E018 – Turn anticlockwise (counterclockwise) to open

E019 – Turn clockwise to open

E020 – Emergency stop button

E021 – Protection shelter

E022 – Door opens by pushing on the left-hand side

E023 – Door opens by pushing on the right-hand side

E024 – Evacuation temporary refuge

E025 – Emergency hammer

E026 – Emergency exit for people unable to walk or with walking impairment (left)

E027 – Medical grab bag

E028 – Oxygen resuscitator

E029 – Emergency escape breathing device

E030 – Emergency exit for people unable to walk or with walking impairment (right)

E031 – Shipboard general alarm

E032 – Shipboard assembly station

E033 – Door slides right to open

E034 – Door slides left to open

E035 – Liferaft knife

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E036 – Lifeboat

E037 – Rescue boat

E038 – Liferaft

E039 – Davit-launched liferaft

E040 – Lifebuoy

E041 – Lifebuoy with line

E042 – Lifebuoy with light

E043 – Lifebuoy with line and light

E044 – Lifejacket

E045 – Child's lifejacket

E046 – Infant's lifejacket

E047 – Search and rescue transponder

E048 – Survival craft distress signals

E049 – Rocket parachute flare

E050 – Line-throwing appliance

E051 – Two-way VHF radiotelephone apparatus

E052 – Emergency position indicating radio beacon

E053 – Embarkation ladder

E054 – Marine evacuation slide

E055 – Marine evacuation chute

E056 – Survival clothing

E057 – Door opens by pulling on the left-hand side

E058 – Door opens by pulling on the right-hand side

E059 – Escape Ladder

E060 – Evacuation chair

E061 – Water life-saving equipment

E062 – Tsunami evacuation area

E063 – Tsunami evacuation building

E064 – First aid responder

E065 – Natural disaster outdoor refuge area

E067 – Evacuation mattress

E068 – Lifebuoy with light and smoke

E069 – Person overboard call point

E070 – Evacuation lift for people unable to use stairs

Note: the model data will be uploaded at a later date