Title: ANSI vs. OSHA, Which Safety Paint Colors Do I Use? - Performance Industrial
Headings: ANSI vs. OSHA, Which Safety Paint Colors Do I Use?
ANSI vs. OSHA, Which Safety Paint Colors Do I Use?
It all comes down to safety.
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Content: Yellow
Dangerous Materials
Yellow is for ANSI Class D. This group includes materials that are hazardous to life or property because they are easily ignited, toxic, corrosive at high temperature or pressures, produce poisonous gas, or are themselves poisonous. Green
Safe Materials
Green is for ANSI Class S. This group includes those materials involving little or no hazard to life or property. Blue
Protective Materials
Blue is for ANSI Class P. This group includes materials that are piped through plants for the express purpose of being able to prevent or minimize the hazard of dangerous materials. It all comes down to safety. Consistency. It’s the magic word. Taking the time to come up with a consistent implementation will make the workday smoother and safer. Need an update? Inspections, tours by the CEO, clients coming into town…sometimes there’s added pressure to have your facility in tip-top-shape. The Performance team is available to work quickly, on your schedule to help get that fresh coat of paint on the areas that matter.