如何标记您的安全设施

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如何标记您的安全设施 在开始工作之前,评估您的设施是否存在安全隐患至关重要。  · 2018年10月28日         根据OSHA和其他行业法规,一致和有效的标签对于防止工作场所伤害,代价高昂的停工,工人赔偿索赔和罚款至关重要。您应该在任何工作开始之前将安全放在首位,并使用有效的标志和标签传达危险和安全说明来实现此目的。 首先,对所有操作,设备和工作区域进行设施安全检查和评估。以下是符合一般行业合规要求的主要方面: 一般安全 每个工厂或仓库都有不同的需求和限制,但所有工作场所都需要安全的工作环境。您工厂或仓库中的每个人都必须了解每个标志传达的信息。OSHA有助于分解如何使用安全标志以及应该放置的位置。有关符合OSHA和ANSI标签和标志设计标准的指导,请下载OSHA安全标志最佳实践指南。 管道系统的识别 如果您的设施有管道系统,请通过标记所有管道和管道组件来保证人员安全并警告管道内容物的危险。清晰的标签还可以提高维护和关闭过程中的安全性和效率。使用管道标记最佳实践指南轻松满足ANSI / ASME A13.1标准的一般管道标记。 电气设备和安全 一年一度的电气安全要求出现在OSHA十大最常被提及的违规行为中。除OSHA的法规外,电气工作场所安全的行业标准是NFPA 70E。通过清楚标记所有控制面板和组件,防止电气危险造成伤害。显示额定电压,电弧闪光警告,电气间隙以及锁定/挂牌等重要安全程序。 由于每个工作场所都不同,您可能需要定制电子标志和识别标签。由于有关设备标签的各种规则,很难准确跟踪所需的内容。通过这个易于遵循的标签解决方案和相关法规列表,确定您需要装备控制面板和组件所需的耗材:控制面板标签指南。 应急准备 消除紧急情况下工人的风险。通过有效的规划和准备,确保您的工作场所为潜在灾难做好准备,以尽量减少公司损失 获取应急计划组成部分的细目,并为您的设施配备关键的紧急标志和标记。利用检查表评估您的设施需求,并了解OSHA要求的紧急行动计划(EAP)的要素。 危险化学品 工人需要了解并了解他们将要使用的任何化学危害。根据国际GHS系统,根据OSHA的首选标签方法,识别工作场所中存在的所有危险化学品并对其进行明确标识。了解GHS标签的组成部分以及如何制作符合要求的化学标签。 精益制造 通过实施精益生产工具(如5S系统),保持您的日常运营和工作空间的组织。使用我们的5S指南,通过设施组织提高工作效率。安装有效的视觉效果,使工作人员清楚准确地识别位置,设备,程序,危险,库存和工具。 地板标记 OSHA要求定期检查所有行走和工作表面,以确保它们保持清洁,安全和可接近(29 CFR 1910.22)。一致且清晰的标记有助于提高整体效率和安全性,尤其是在仓储环境中。通过地板标记产品增强安全性并改善订单,以指定工作区域,标记过道并向危险区域提醒人员。 标签放置和视觉解决方案 所有标志和标签应始终清晰可见且易读。正确的标签放置将支持这一点,并可以减少错误传达和潜在伤害的机会。有效贴标签:  
  • 将标签和标志放置在视线水平,以便从正常接近角度获得清晰的视野。
  • 颜色代码标签使其更容易识别远距离。
  • 安装地板标记以在难以标注的区域中传达消息。
  • 通过周到的寻路,提高安全意识和任何地方的导航。
通过定期进行设施安全检查以发现新的危险和条件来维护安全和合规性,并始终制定计划以减轻这些危险和条件。此外,确保标签保持完整,清晰和准确。 为确保持久的标签,请使用高质量的标签耗材,以满足各种恶劣的工业环境要求。这将为您节省持续的更换成本和总体底线。您还可以通过预制标签和标志立即增强安全性,这些标签和标志具有适用于大众行业应用的各种一般安全信息。      

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