Allclear

Allclear, often written as all-clear or all clear, is a phrase used to indicate that danger has passed or a hazard no longer exists. In many contexts it functions as a status update rather than a technical instruction, and may be used informally as well as in formal procedures.

In safety, industrial and emergency-response settings, an all-clear is issued after hazards have been mitigated or after checks confirm conditions are safe. It signals that people may resume normal activities and that restrictions can be lifted. The exact meaning and authority of an all-clear vary by organization; there is no universal standard.

In aviation and maritime operations, crews may report an all-clear to indicate it is safe to proceed in a given area. However, formal clearances to act are often governed by specific procedures and may use more precise phrases or signals.

Outside professional contexts, the term is common in everyday language, such as after a storm or lockdown, to reassure that risks are no longer present. It also appears in branding and media as a coined name or title.