Seton is always on the lookout for new ways to help you promote safety within your facility. The latest is our new line of pavement message signs. These pavement signs are designed for both indoor and outdoor use and to last up to a year. Also, as with our other floor and pavement markers, our new pavement signs feature highly noticeable graphics and messages for a number of safety applications. What makes our new pavement signs different is.. Read More

Most office signs used to identify permanent rooms and spaces need to meet signage requirements set by the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act). There are strict guidelines around the content and style of signs, as well as their installation within a facility.

• All text should be upper case, unless the sign is a visual only sign, in which case lower case letters are permissible. Some examples of visual only s.. Read More
  

Personal protective equipment or PPE has been around, in one form or another, for centuries.  And with good reason: a lot of human endeavors throughout history carried the risk of injuries or even death. Today, government safety agencies like the Occupational Health and Safety Agency (OSHA) acknowledge the importance of using PPE in a facility setting so much so that these are required under penalty o.. Read More

Even though our current weather is still on the cold side in a lot of places, it's safe to say spring is slowly but surely making itself felt. And everyone knows what follows spring: spring cleaning. Considering the rather harsh cold weather we experienced recently, it should come as no surprise to anyone how potentially big spring cleaning will be this year. As part.. Read More

Lawrence Daquan "Day" Davis, a 21 year old from Jacksonville FL was crushed to death when a palletizing machine was accidentally restarted by a co-worker. A notable fact regarding this case is that Mr. Davis is a temporary worker. His case is one of a number of .. Read More

It's a sad fact that a number of businesses, in an effort to increase their profits, implement cost-cutting measures that can compromise workplace safety. Thankfully, this kind of thinking is falling out of favor. Nowadays, a lot of businesses are adopting the attitude that investing in workplace safety is not only necessary for compliance, it actually .. Read More

As far as industrial sites go, warehouses, especially large ones, are unique in the sense that these facilities experience both outdoor and indoor traffic. Indoor traffic is a combination of pedestrian traffic and powered industrial trucks like forklifts moving along warehouse aisles. As you may know, large warehouses rely on forklifts and other material handling equipment to efficiently move their inventory from one .. Read More

There are many benefits to customization. In fact, a previous article mentioned 4 reasons why taking the custom route is a wise investment. To .. Read More

For those who've used traffic cones in the past, you may be familiar with the safety device's different requirements as per the U.S. Department of Transportation's Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices or MUTCD. These requirements have been formulated to ensure the device performs its job properly – that is, "to warn road users of conditions created by work activities in or near the roadway and to guide road users." .. Read More

Is it just me, or does it seem like it isn't going to get warm anytime soon? Some news outlets are reporting the cold will be with us for at least another week. For those who have to work in this weather, extra safety precautions should be taken. Generally speaking, workers working outside, in this freezing cold, are in danger of illnesses due to cold s.. Read More