July 19, 2022

Boosting Efficiency & Productivity with Visual Workplace Communication

When it comes to workplace improvement, it is almost second nature to think of lean manufacturing tools like Kanban, Total Productive Maintenance, and 5S. These tools each provide a solid framework for targeted workplace improvement that results in significant improvements in efficiency and quality. Yet many companies find that improvements do not endure after the first couple of years.
July 19, 2022

Streamlining Facility Navigation with Effective Wayfinding Systems

Wayfinding relies on a system of signs, signals, and other visual cues to shuttle users from "Point A" to "Point B" in the most efficient manner possible. If you're looking to develop a wayfinding system for your facility, you'll want to get familiar with the four types of signs at the heart of any good wayfinding system.
July 19, 2022

Beyond Warnings: How Effective Signage Maximizes Workplace Safety

Safety signage can play a critical role in promoting safety and preventing injuries. Many of us associate safety signs with basic “Warning” and “Caution” labels, but they can go beyond the immediate warnings to include hidden benefits that keep workers safe in a variety of conditions. From wayfinding to PPE, here are five ways safety signage helps workers.
July 19, 2022
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How to Design Safety Signs That Protect When It Matters Most

A useful safety sign is seen, read and understood when it is needed most. It causes people to act in a manner that will keep them safe. Good design strategically uses text, images, and color to ensure that safety signs can be easily identified, read, and understood. 
July 19, 2022

Maximizing Workplace Safety with High-Impact Safety Signage

Safety signs are an essential part of any workplace safety program. They draw attention to important information, remind workers about hazards, and help prevent unsafe behavior. However, some common mistakes can make signs less effective or even cause them to be ignored completely. Mistakes include placing signs in the wrong place, using vague messages, and failing to maintain signs.