Pesticide Warning Sign Panels for Ontario Sites gives a crew, property manager or pesticide operator a clear supplementary WARNING marker in a rigid substrate. The current product image shows a generic warning panel. This listing is not represented as Ontario Sign A, B, C, D, E, F or G and does not replace a prescribed notice.

Choose one of the five live options

• Coroplast / Single - $59.99 CAD
• Coroplast / 5-Pack - $159.99 CAD
• Coroplast / 10-Pack - $259.99 CAD
• Aluminum / Single - $89.99 CAD
• Aluminum / 5-Pack - $309.99 CAD

Coroplast is the live corrugated-plastic option. Aluminum is the rigid metal option. There is no aluminum 10-pack and no finished-size choice on this product. Do not infer the sign dimensions from the product photography; confirm the required physical size and mounting area before ordering.

Ontario does not use one universal pesticide sign

Ontario publishes seven pesticide notice and warning illustrations under O. Reg. 63/09: Sign A for fumigation, Sign B for structural extermination, Signs C through F for land extermination, and Sign G for pesticide or chemical storage. When a prescribed sign is required, the ministry says it must conform to the applicable illustration.

Review Ontario's current sample pesticide warning signs.

Land-application signs depend on the job and site

Section 74 assigns Sign C, D, E or F according to the person performing the extermination, whether the application area is residential, and the pesticide used. It also lists exceptions, including a land extermination performed for an agricultural operation. Do not order from a generic farm, lawn or property assumption; identify whether posting applies to the specific work.

When Sign C or D is required for a residential area, section 77 addresses perimeter locations and calls for posting immediately before the extermination begins. When Sign E or F is required for a non-residential area, section 78 addresses ordinary access points, perimeter placement and timing that can vary by site type.

Posting quantity is not the same as pack quantity

Sections 76 through 78 set the applicable access-point and perimeter rules. Required sign quantities come from the application-area layout and the current rule, not from a convenient five- or ten-panel pack. This listing's packs are for supplementary site marking unless the selected artwork and physical specification have separately been confirmed as the required prescribed sign.

Removal timing is a separate duty

For a required land-extermination sign, section 81 says the sign must not be removed before 48 hours have elapsed after the extermination is complete. It must generally be removed not more than 10 days after completion, unless the Director has agreed in writing to a later date permitted by the regulation.

Storage warnings use Sign G

Sections 108 and 109 address Sign G for specified pesticide or chemical storage situations, including certain unattended vehicles and storage areas, with stated exceptions. A generic WARNING panel is not an automatic substitute for Sign G.

Read the current O. Reg. 63/09 requirements.

A sign does not settle licence or application duties

Buying a panel does not determine or satisfy pesticide licensing, permits, application directions, public notice, recordkeeping, restricted access or site-control duties. Ontario states that pesticide class and activity affect who may sell or use a pesticide and what restrictions apply.

Check Ontario's current pesticide licensing guide.

Confirm these five points before checkout

1. Decide whether you need a supplementary marker or a prescribed Ontario notice.
2. If a prescribed notice is required, identify the applicable Sign A-G illustration for the activity, site and pesticide.
3. Confirm the required content, finished dimensions, posting locations, timing and removal duty.
4. Choose Coroplast or aluminum and count only the supplementary panels needed from this listing.
5. Confirm pesticide licensing, permit, label and application duties separately with the responsible qualified person.