Industrial Identification & Compliance Reference

JZAC Designs industrial identification and compliance reference.
Container / fleet / facility reference notes

We separate real standards from ordinary operational identification.

The product proof controls what JZAC manufactures. Registered codes, technical ratings, hazard information and jurisdiction-specific wording must come from the owner, qualified contractor, project documents or governing authority.

BIC / ISO 6346

Freight-container identification

BIC guidance describes the container identification number as the owner/equipment code, six-digit serial number and check digit. Identification characters are at least 100 mm (4 in) high, durable and contrasting.

BIC identification-number reference

BIC operational marks

Weight / high-cube / electrical-danger marks

BIC lists maximum-gross and tare characters at a minimum 50 mm height. High-cube height marks and overhead-electrical-danger marks apply only to applicable containers. JZAC uses owner-supplied technical data and does not replace the CSC data plate.

BIC mandatory operational marks

Operational identification

Roll-off fleet lettering

Company name, phone/website, container ID and yardage markings are sold as operational/fleet identification. Municipal requirements, franchise agreements, contracts and project rules vary. Send any required local wording and JZAC will reproduce the approved information rather than inventing a universal rule.

Facility identification

Self-storage numbering

Unit, building and row numbering is a facility-management system unless a local code, owner standard or project specification says otherwise. Customer confirms the numbering convention, character size, contrast and placement.

Operational only

Fuel & fluid wording

DIESEL FUEL ONLY, DEF ONLY, GASOLINE ONLY, HYDRAULIC OIL, ENGINE OIL and WASTE OIL cut-vinyl legends are operational identification. They do not replace DOT hazardous-material placards, OSHA/HazCom labels, GHS information, tank markings or other hazard communication required for the material or installation.

JZAC production rule

Customer data → proof → approval → cut

  • No invented BIC code, serial, check digit, weight or rating.
  • No blanket “compliant” claim for a project-specific fleet/facility ID.
  • Sample artwork is marked SAMPLE / PROOF — DO NOT INSTALL.
  • Approved proof controls wording, dimensions, color and quantity.

Reference section prepared for the September 23, 2026 review build. Verify the current standard, owner instructions, jurisdiction, contract and project specification before installation.