What color represents other hazards and special precautions?

White is recognized as the color that represents other hazards or special precautions in safety signage. This color often indicates specific information that does not fall under the general categories typically covered by other colors, such as red for fire-related hazards, yellow for caution, or blue for mandatory actions. The use of white allows easy communication of additional safety instructions that may be necessary for workers and the public, emphasizing the importance of these special precautions in environments where multiple hazards may be present. By using a distinct color for this purpose, it helps ensure that individuals are aware of and can effectively respond to various risks that might not be clearly categorized.