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New Clarion Resource Guide for Workplace Safety Signs, Labels, Tags and Markings

Posted by Erin Earley | 13th Nov 2013

Do you have the resources you need to implement OSHA's new 2013 sign regulations? Clarion Resource Guide
We're here to help! Clarion has a new tool available: our Resource Guide for Workplace Safety Signs, Labels, Tags and Markings. The guide provides resources to help implement a best practice sign system, including Clarion's product catalog of state-of-the-art OSHA/ANSI signage.

In September 2013, OSHA updated its regulations to integrate the latest ANSI safety sign and tag technology – technology that better communicates safety in the workplace. Clarion's line of best practice safety signs, labels, tags and markings meet the latest OSHA regulation changes. And they more effectively protect your workers and your company's liability risk.

The Resource Guide offers:

  • An extended introduction with best practice guidelines for your facility or workplace
  • A catalog of Clarion's safety signage product line including: Security and Company Policy; Accident Prevention; Fire Equipment Location; Safety Equipment Location; and Egress Pathmarkings

Download the digital Resource Guide now, or contact us to request a print copy.

Online Quote Request Options

Need a quote for our sign, label and tag products? Our customer service team is standing by to hear from you via phone, online chat or email! For your convenience, we also have two options you can use to submit your request quickly and easily online:

Option 1: Cart-to-quote Tool

Generate a quote for all of the items in your shopping cart. Simply add items to your online shopping cart and then click the "Get Quote for Cart Items" button in the cart preview dropdown or at the bottom of the cart page.

This option works great for both standard and custom products that are available for purchase on our website.


Option 2: Quote Request Form

Request a quote by typing in the product part number(s) or a description of the custom part(s). You can also upload RFQ-related documentation, such as a drawings and specification sheets.

This option works great for products not available for purchase on our website and for complex quotes.