Workplace Safety

Occupational safety signs are a standard and essential element of worker safety. You’ll find them at construction sites, development sites, industrial centers, manufacturing facilities and anywhere else a crew is working. Occupational safety signs get results and serve multiple roles on most worksites, including: Improving workplace safety Improving regulatory compliance Improving emergency preparedness Improving wayfinding […]

Job site safety signs communicate essential information about workplace hazards and life-preserving safety resources. These signs are available for an array of worksites and hazard types, so they are a reliable fit for any industry. In this guide to job site safety signage, we’ll review the various types of available safety signs, safety signage regulations,

In 2020, there were almost three million workplace injuries reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. As such, it is important for companies to try and decrease risks in the workplace, and one easy way to do that is by strategically placed industrial safety signage. These signs are used to promote safety by informing people

Cement plants and cement project sites are hazardous work environments where safety signs for the cement industry can make a difference. There is a sign for every type of hazard cement workers are likely to face, including signs for: Heat Falling objects Slips and trips Confined spaces Vehicle traffic Machine operation (lockouts and tagouts) Breathing

CEMEX Safety Materials: Design, Printing and Placement Considerations On hazardous job sites, information can be a literal life saver. Safety signage is a natural extension of this idea, providing critical safety information to workers on the job. Leading construction, oil & gas, energy and mining firms agree, including CEMEX, a global provider of construction site

There are more than 2 million nonfatal workplace injuries every year, according to OSHA. Also according to OSHA – the #2 reason for workplace accidents and injuries is a lack of safety signage. This underscores the importance of safety signage at worksites where hazards are present. As visual indicators of hazardous work conditions, safety signage

Does Your Safety Signage Meet OSHA Requirements? Been around a construction site recently? If so, you may have noticed that the safety signage there followed a consistent format and design. There’s a good reason for that as consistent sign design helps workers quickly identify and respond to hazards at the jobsite. In fact, signage design