As workplaces and the field of safety have grown, Clarion Safety Systems has been able to grow along with it. From our founding more than thirty years ago as a manufacturer of product safety labels, we now also offer a full range of workplace safety signs, as well as complementary services for comprehensive machine safety, compliance, and risk reduction. It’s a privilege to know that our products, services, and ideas touch the lives not only of the 15,000+ clients we serve, but make a difference in the safety of countless other individuals around the world. We credit our strength and growth to our roots in best practices and standards leadership – in combination with the character of our people, like Jason Linton, and a forward-thinking approach to managing our business.
About Jason Linton
CSME®
Safety Assessment Leadership and Engineering Background
Jason Linton is a Director of Safety Assessment at Clarion Safety Systems and Machine Safety Specialists (a Clarion Safety Systems Company) and has more than 15 years of experience with safety systems for industrial machinery, processes control, compression systems, and power generation. Jason holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Ohio University. Additionally, Jason is a TÜV Certified Machine Safety Engineer (CMSE®).
Global Safety System Design and Consulting Experience
Jason provides safety surveys and reports for industrial plants/machinery, consultation for abatement and prevention of OSHA violations, and control reliability studies. Jason has specified, designed, or commissioned more than 100 safety systems globally, including in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, the UK, and several other countries.
Risk Assessment and Standards Compliance
Jason primarily works with industrial clients and OEMs to review drawings, perform risk assessments, and ensure compliance with the ANSI B11, NFPA 79, OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart O, or ANSI/ISA-84 standards. As an experienced control system engineer, Jason enjoys working with clients to perform detailed reviews of control system/guarding plans, ensure compliance with applicable standards, and improve workplace safety.
