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May 27, 2022

The purpose of having safety signage in the workplace is to identify and warn workers who may be exposed to hazards in the workplace. Safety signs can assist in the communication of important instructions, reinforce safety messages and provide instruction for emergency situations. Workplaces have an obligation under Health & Safety Legislation to use signs where practicable to highlight a serious hazard or risk in the workplace.

May 27, 2022

One of the most important aspects of any electrical installation is labeling & identification, which does not always receive the attention to detail it should. Safety labeling is vital for employees, supporting them in avoiding danger. Equipment identification is equally important as it helps workers understand what they are using. 

May 27, 2022

Pipe identification efficiently & effectively communicates important information to facility personnel to keep them safe and your operation running efficiently.  The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) offers a recognized and respected approach for labeling piping systems. While the ANSI/ASME Standard for pipe labeling provides facilities with increased safety, communications, and operability, it is important to understand how to create and maintain an ANSI/ASME Compliant Facility.

May 27, 2022

Removal and adjustment of pipe markers can be time consuming and difficult. When done incorrectly it can lead to wasted time and money. When correctly removed, our MS-995 Coiled Pipe Markers can be used again and again. 

May 27, 2022

MSI recommends an asset identification program that centers around on-demand digital documentation both in the field and at a desktop

May 27, 2022

Like the ever-changing requirements of your projects, your labeling needs to evolve as well. At MSI we recommend a multi-faceted labeling approach that focuses on material that allows for maximum customizability and durability.

May 27, 2022

As technology becomes more available and essential for everyday life, the incoming workforce expects the daily use of mobile technology to make their work more efficient, and they require on-demand learning opportunities as opposed to traditional classroom settings. This poses an ongoing challenge as workforces responsible for reliable operations are getting smaller, and those experienced are retiring, losing tribal knowledge and having critical operational information become outdated as a result.