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11

Large format

Kakemono banners, posters, and billboard. One idea per surface, read at distance: wordmark, one line, one supporting fact. Specimens are shown to scale of each other, not at print size.

11.1

Kakemono pull-up banners · 850 × 2000mm

Platform · trade stand
IndustryOS

Site conditions, reported plainly.

Mine planning and wireless shotcrete monitoring in one platform. Four states, always with an icon and a word.

✕ Danger ! Warning ▲ Caution ✓ Healthy
industryos.com.au Robina QLD · Australia
Navy field. Headline no smaller than 180mm cap-to-baseline; nothing in the bottom 200mm (the base hides it) and nothing critical in the top 100mm.
Product · Minefox
Minefox

The whole mine plan, against actual.

Mine planning, scheduling, and operational KPIs in one place — every heading, every shift, plan against actual.

96.2% plan adherence, live across site
An IndustryOS module industryos.com.au
Navy field with the product colour as a rule and a panel edge. A saturated red or yellow field at two metres tall is punishing to stand beside — the accent carries the brand instead. One product per banner.
Print spec 850 × 2000mm visible, 850 × 2200mm artwork (200mm base wrap). 150dpi at final size, CMYK, no crop marks. Matt block-out media — banners get lit from the front at trade shows and gloss kills the navy. Safe margins 40mm left and right. Body copy no smaller than 60mm equivalent — if it needs more words, it belongs on a leaflet.
11.2

Posters · A1, 594 × 841mm

Site safety · status language
IndustryOS Toolbox reference

Four states. Read the word, not the colour.

✕ Danger Stop. Critical or failed — escalate now.
! Warning Action needed this shift.
▲ Caution Elevated. Watch and re-read.
✓ Healthy Nominal. No action.

If a screen, report, or radio call gives you a colour without a word, ask for the word.

industryos.com.au · Rev 1.0 · July 2026
The one poster permitted to use all four status colours together, because the status scale is its subject.
Recruitment · navy
IndustryOS
photography · engineer at the console
4:3 · replace before print

Build software that keeps crews safe.

Engineering roles across the platform and all three modules. Robina, Queensland.

industryos.com.au
Navy poster: wordmark, image, headline, one line. Cyan appears once, on the link.
Print spec A1 594 × 841mm, 3mm bleed, 12mm safe margin. 300dpi at A3 minimum for imagery, CMYK. Body text never below 14pt; toolbox posters are read from two metres. Site posters print on synthetic stock and get laminated — dust and water are given.
11.3

Billboard · 12.6 × 3.35m

Conditions, reported plainly.

IndustryOS industryos.com.au
Six words maximum Headline, wordmark, web address. No body copy, no status pills, no product list — a driver has four seconds.
Artwork Supply at 1:10 scale (1260 × 335mm) at 300dpi, CMYK, 100mm bleed. Cap height no less than 400mm at final size.
Colour Navy field with a single cyan or product-colour rule. Never a full-bleed product colour at this size, and never a photographic background — outdoor print flattens it.
Never Status colours on outdoor advertising. Off site they carry no operational meaning and dilute the language crews rely on.