Category: Opinion/ Editorial
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Inside the Changes to NFPA 70 Electrical Labeling Requirements 2026
Electrical safety standards do not change often without reason. In most facilities, the labels attached to panels, disconnects, and energized equipment become part of the background until an incident forces someone to look closer. The latest updates to NFPA 70 shift that reality, particularly around arc flash communication. What was…
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Industrial Labeling Software for Workplace Safety and Compliance
Workplace safety depends on clear, consistent labeling. Industrial labeling software helps organizations standardize how safety information appears across equipment, containers, pipes, and facilities. By embedding OSHA, ANSI, NFPA, and GHS requirements directly into label templates, teams can design compliant labels without rebuilding formats every time a new hazard or system…
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Get Ahead of Facility Safety Before Year-End
A focused signage audit uncovers risks, closes gaps, and prepares your facility. As facilities wind down annual operations, it’s easy for visual communication to fade into the background. One of the simplest ways to reinforce safety before the new year is to look at the visual systems that hold…
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How to Improve Fire Safety with Custom Labels and Signs
Why Does Fire Safety Signage Matter in Every Workplace? In most facilities, the extinguishers, alarms, and exit signs attached to walls become part of the background until thick smoke and heat force someone to look closer. The latest insights into fire safety communication shift that reality, particularly around the speed…
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Durable Labels Key to Chemical Safety Compliance
Guess who’s in Occupational Health & Safety magazine? 🙋♀️ I got to write about chemical safety and how something as small as a label can make a huge difference. When a warning label fades, peels, or rubs off, that “tiny” detail can slow down first responders, confuse workers, and even…
Nicole Johnson 