A perimeter warning system is provided having a plurality of substantive stand bases and stanchions, which when combined together with a flag line provide a means to demark the perimeter of a surface across which there is danger. The stand bases include a surface onto which an insertion sleeve is placed, for holding the stanchion stably, and an opening symmetrically equidistant from the center of the surface of the stand base from the sleeve. In this way, stand bases can be stacked together with the sleeve of one placed in the opening in the surface of the other for stability. The system includes storage and transportation elements; wherein the surface of the base stand defines an opening through which the pillar of a storage unit can be threaded to stack the plurality of base stands together onto the storage element. Stanchions are provided with storage boxes configured to stack together neatly and stably.

The present invention provides a device for displaying hazard indicia, having a stanchion defining a first end and a second end, whereby the first end defines a first cross section that is smaller than a second cross section of the second end; a base adapted to removably receive the second end of the stanchion so as to maintain the stanchion in a vertical position; and a means for allowing the device to be collinearly stacked on top of a second device such that only the second end of the device and the second end of the second device contact.

A portable apparatus for forming a visual display, to aid in detection and location by searchers or rescuers, for example. The apparatus includes at least one elongate, flexible strip that produces a visual signal, and at least one support for holding the strip member aloft so that it can be seen at a distance. The strip members are suitably formed of reflective metalized Mylar that can be rolled into a compact form for portability, and produces a vivid reflective pattern. There may also be a single, elongate reflective strip with cords at the end that can be attached to spaced-apart supports, with an elastomeric member being included to maintain tension on the reflective strip. One or more swivels may also be included so as to enable the strip to rotate freely when under tension.

A flagpole has a main support with an indicator coupled thereto. The indicator may include a pair of flags with an array of holes formed therein. The flagpole includes first securement means disposed on the main support and configured for anchoring the flagpole to a ground surface. The flagpole also includes a second securement means coupled to the main support and configured for anchoring the flagpole to a tree.

A vehicle mounted flag warning system for mine excavation sites, comprising: a) a base plate comprising a top side and a bottom side and including a plurality of mounting holes; b) an electric hydraulic piston device affixed to a top side of the base plate and engaged with a rotatable cam; d) a spring mounted flag rotatable affixed to the flag cam mount; and e) a switch in electrical communication with the electric hydraulic piston, wherein the flag is rotatably position vertically and rotatably position horizontally when the switch is toggled.

The present disclosure relates to a ladder-mountable storage device for storing and retractably deploying a flag. The flag can be displayed on the end of a ladder to warn onlookers. If used on the end of a ladder extending from a vehicle, the flag warns drivers to keep a safe distance, for example. The ladder-mountable storage device can also be attached to the top of ladders placed alongside buildings and other structures.

A flagpole has a main support with an indicator coupled thereto. The indicator may include a pair of flags with an array of holes formed therein. The flagpole includes first securement means disposed on the main support and configured for anchoring the flagpole to a ground surface. The flagpole also includes a second securement means coupled to the main support and configured for anchoring the flagpole to a tree.

Apparatus and method for a unibody safety indicator for outsized payloads. The safety indicator for outsized payloads comprises a unibody structure having an elastically deformable frame arranged in a closed loop, and a planar flag body integrally and contemporaneously formed with at least a perimeter portion of the closed loop, the planar flag body extending away from the at least a perimeter portion and terminating in a distal end.

A high visibility aerial landing system for providing improved visibility and landing indication at short range or close range for a helicopter to help distinguish between safe or preferred landing zones from hazardous landing zones. The system has a flexible panel, a mooring assembly, and an indicator system. Further embodiments are specialized to be carried by the EMS or hikers.