OSHA's New 2013 Sign Regulations Are Here!
Posted by Erin Earley | 23rd Oct 2013
We have exciting news to share when it comes to improving workplace safety: the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has updated its regulations on signs and tags, a workplace safety issue championed here at Clarion Safety Systems.
OSHA's regulations now integrate the new ANSI Z535 (2011) safety sign and tag technology – technology that better communicates safety in today's workplaces.
To learn more about this regulation change, and how it effects workplace safety in the U.S., Clarion has a number of resources and information available:
- Clarion's Learning Center provides information on understanding what the update means for today's workplaces, including an Issue Brief and FAQs.
- Clarion's October 2013 InCompliance Magazine column, authored by Clarion CEO, Geoffrey Peckham, explains the impact of the change, and how it is raising the bar for safety communication.
- NEMA's podcast interview explores the regulation change with expertise from Clarion CEO, Geoffrey Peckham.
- Clarion's Resource Guide on workplace safety signs, labels, and tags provides information on updating your safety signage to today's best practices.
Do you or your safety team have questions? At Clarion, we're ready to make the OSHA changeover process easy for you! Contact us today.
