Upcoming Course: Improve Your Products' Warnings and Instructions
Posted by Clarion Safety Systems | 17th May 2016
Are you an engineer, technical writer, or risk manager with product safety-related responsibilities? You won’t want to miss this upcoming educational program designed to assist organizations in enhancing their product safety and liability prevention activities: the University of Wisconsin’s “Using Warnings and Instructions to Increase Safety and Reduce Liability” course.
Thoroughly developed warnings and instructions are the most cost-effective way to increase the safety of your product while decreasing your product liability exposure. At the course, which takes place June 21-23, you’ll learn about the current legal duty to warn, the latest ANSI standards that apply to product warnings, factors useful in evaluating effective warnings and instructions, and how to test and revise warnings and instructions.
Clarion’s CEO, Geoffrey Peckham, will be one of the featured instructors.
For more details on the course, enrollment and earning continuing education credits, visit the University of Wisconsin’s website.
We hope to see you there!
And keep in mind, for safety label expertise from Clarion at your fingertips, we have a number of resources available in our online Learning Center, as well as a video library with topics like: Effective Safety Symbols, Signs and Labels; ANSI Standards in Safety Signs and Labels; ISO Symbols for Safety Signs and Labels; and Durability of Safety Signs, Labels, and Markings.