Floor Markings for Warehouse Workflow Optimization

Floor markings help communicate warehouse workflow processes, safety reminders, and navigational cues to make operations more efficient. Providing visual cues throughout work areas helps improve safety and productivity and allows employees to more easily recall... Continue reading →

Hazard Prevention Methods for Wet Floors

Employers and employees must be aware of slip, trip, and fall (STF) risks in any industry, including manufacturing, healthcare, food service, and retail. STF injuries are one of the most frequently reported types of injury—and wet floors are often the root cause of... Continue reading →
Ensuring ADA Compliance in Wayfinding Signage

Ensuring ADA Compliance in Wayfinding Signage

When installing wayfinding signage in public spaces, follow guidelines set in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to ensure optimal accessibility. The goal of the ADA is to prevent discrimination and make spaces more accessible for individuals with physical,... Continue reading →
How to Use Do Not Block Floor Signs

How to Use Do Not Block Floor Signs

Keep Aisle Clear and Do Not Block floor signs communicate that walkways, entrances, or zones must remain unobstructed for safety, visibility, or accessibility. These visual cues remind employees to keep fire exits clear and help prevent anyone from parking equipment... Continue reading →
Visual Cues to Support Lockout/Tagout Procedures

Visual Cues to Support Lockout/Tagout Procedures

Standardizing lockout/tagout procedures in industrial facilities improves compliance with OSHA regulations and prevents injuries around hazardous equipment. Training staff on the steps for locking and tagging equipment and machinery helps meet warehouse safety goals... Continue reading →