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Authorized personnel only sign maker
For server rooms, storage, mechanical rooms and work areas.
Printed example

What to write on your authorized personnel only sign
Authorized personnel only
Keep this door closed.
Authorized personnel only
Contact facilities: ext. 400
Restricted area
Authorized staff only.
Tips
- Paper is fine for a reminder. For areas with a legal or safety requirement, use the official sign your code or insurer specifies.
- Add a contact (facilities, manager, extension) so someone who needs in knows who to ask instead of trying the handle.
- Slide the printout into a sheet protector or laminate it if the door gets handled a lot.
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Your shop
Right now
Updated just now
Ring the bell
I’m in the back. Text if I don’t hear it.
CallText
- Print the sign once. When plans change, type “Back at 2:45” on your phone and the page behind the QR says it.
- Visitors get Call, Text and your hours, even when you're out.
- The code on the paper never changes and never expires.
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- Open. Come on in.
- Out to lunch. Back at 1:15.
- Running late. Back at 1:45.
- Closed for Thanksgiving. Automatic.
Printed wording stays fixed. Replace the paper to change its visible message.
Questions
Is a printed authorized personnel sign enough?
As a reminder, yes. Where a specific safety sign is required by code (for example electrical rooms), use that sign as well.