Markers and Signs
Cable labeling technique is another form of cable marker. It is really important for keeping your wires, network, voice and data lines organized and running effectively. They will help you quickly identify the right voice lines during troubleshooting and can be used to mark the data lines for upcoming installs and repairs.
cable labels are available in different sizes, materials, and colors to fit most of all the wire, voice, data, and video cabling applications. You can choose the materials, depends on your application. If you are choosing cable markers in durable materials, it will help you identify wires and cables even in the harshest environments.
Cable labeling is also available for racks, shelves, telecom main grounding bus bars, fire stopping locations, pathways and general voice and data marking in the telecommunications closet. Cable markers are useful when you are working with massive wires and cables.
Safety Signs
All the employers must notify and indicate the expected hazards around a workplace to their employees as well as to their visitors. According to OSHA’s Specifications for Accident Prevention (29 CFR 1910.145), all the workplaces should be hazard-free areas. Safety signs and labels are easy and effective ways to communicate warnings and maintain OSHA compliance.
2 important and common workplace safety signs and labels for OSHA compliance:
Exit Route Signs
According to OSHA, emergency exits and evacuation pathways must be clearly marked at all times. If you have doorways or other passages that could be mistaken for exits, make sure they’re identified as well. All authorized EXIT signs must be visible and illuminated (by a light source or self-illuminating feature) and use distinct colors. These safety signs must clearly read “EXIT” in letters no less than 6”(H) x ¾” (W).
Fire Safety Signs
Identify areas that house fire extinguishers and fire hose cabinets. Doing so will ensure fast action by emergency personnel and properly trained employees during an emergency scenario. Plus, hanging the right safety signs is essential for compliance with OSHA.
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