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Owners and managers of warehouses, factories and other industrial facilities are no doubt aware that boundary and line regulations exist for their guidance and compliance, as provided by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). As the government agency tasked with creating a system of minimum standards for the benefit of employee safety, OSHA sends out its agents every day to workplaces all across America to engage in incredibly important activities, like measure stairway railings to see if they overshoot the prescribed measurement by half an inch. Seriously, though, OSHA is really just concerned with avoiding accidents, and the injuries that result from them. To achieve this goal, it regularly issues guidelines that assist employers in designing and configuring their workplaces for maximum preservation of employee welfare. OSHA floor marking standards are just one of the many measures that industrial facilities are expected to implement for the benefit of their workers. What those standards are, however, is a matter of some dispute, and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is to blame.
This is because ANSI decided that there ought to be some variety in the meanings of the different colors as they apply to floor tape and other kinds of markings. Perhaps it was unsatisfied with the basic color scheme prescribed by OSHA, which is yellow for caution and red for general prohibition, though red can also be used to denote the presence of firefighting equipment. Whatever the reason was, ANSI released its own floor marking color code, incorporating not just red and yellow, but green, orange, and blue as well. Though their scheme was only meant to be advisory in nature, manufacturers and industrial facility managers alike decided that it was a decent idea, and adopted the same for buildings across America. The ANSI color coding system proved popular enough that folks began to assume it was mandated by OSHA, and began to follow it religiously. Later on, seeing the value of the system, OSHA adopted the ANSI coding scheme and began endorsing it to employers as an efficient marking method.
OSHA floor marking has thus evolved into what is now recognized as an OSHA/ANSI hybrid system, which, though more comprehensive and diverse to handle different identification needs, is still only recommendatory, and a business won't get in trouble if it does not strictly follow the scheme. Nonetheless, following the prescribed color code is highly beneficial, if only for the fact that the designations of what each color means have already been specified and proliferated, and are now generally accepted and understood. Red has since evolved into a color that draws attention to possible danger of different kinds, while orange is also a warning color that specifically caters to machinery or energized equipment. Blue marks machines that are under repair and prone to performing defectively, which translates into them possibly hurting someone. Only green is recognized as a welcoming color, because it identifies the presence of either safety-enhancing equipment, like protective goggles and gear, or first aid kits for immediate medical attention. As earlier emphasized, the color coding is not mandatory, but it is extremely helpful, and the uniformity of the system should be enough of an incentive to give it a try.
Lara Hill writes about industrial floor markings that increase safety and organization in the workplace. To learn more about the best products to comply with osha floor marking standards, visit http://www.stop-painting.com. You will learn why it pays to stop painting!
Blue and Green Wedding Flowers
Looking to add a fresh flavor to your wedding flowers? Try combining shades of blue and green blossoms. While not the easiest colors to find in fresh flowers, there are some lovely options for blossoms in these cool colors, and in combination the results will be nothing short of fabulous.
Without a doubt, the number one favorite blue wedding flower is the blue hydrangea. Full, vibrant, and classic, there is nothing more lovely for a summertime affair. A simple but gorgeous design for a bridal bouquet is to pair several stems of blue and several stems of green hydrangeas. Trim the stems, wrap with floral tape, and cover with a luxe wide white satin ribbon for a diy bridal bouquet that is elegant yet easy. For more texture, use smaller and larger varieties of the hydrangeas.
The same blue and green hydrangeas which make a lovely and simple bouquet can be made more formal with the addition of white roses. They look ever so pretty for bouquets, and also make marvelous centerpieces. Set a very full arrangement of hydrangeas and roses atop a footed urn shape vase for a breathtaking centerpiece. If you want to play up the femininity of the arrangement, set it on a tablecloth with a soft blue and green floral pattern in watercolor shades. The same colors will be beautiful throughout the wedding, such as in the bridesmaid dresses and jewelry, the stationery, and even the wedding cake.
As gorgeous as they are, hydrangeas are by no means the only choice for blue or green blossoms for your wedding. A wonderful accent flower is deep blue muscari, also known as grape hyacinth. They look very much like tiny clusters of blue grapes, and have a lovely drapey effect, perfect for dripping around the edge of a romantic bouquet or around a centerpiece. The better known standard size hyacinth are also a great flower for a bride seeking blue colored blossoms. They look very sweet planted in white and blue cachepots for spring garden weddings. The shape of hyacinth petals combines beautifully with hydrangeas for a mixed flower arrangement.
Brides who like sophisticated flowers will love what can be done with green orchids. Both ladyslipper and cymbidium varieties can be found in shades of green, some which even have spots or stripes. They are truly stunning all by themselves, or in combination with other types of blossoms. A compact nosegay with just a few green orchids will look fresh and feminine, or opt for pure drama with an abundant green orchid cascade bouquet with trailing greenery and ribbons.
There are some additional vibrant green options for bridal bouquets and centerpieces. Compact bright green Kermit mums (can you guess how they got the name?) are one of the most versatile and cheerful green flowers. They nestle very well amongst other flowers, and would be fantastic with a mixture of blue blossoms like hydrangeas, delphinium, and muscari. For a fun and summery style, small limes can be added to blue and green flowers; an easy idea with a big impact is to fill a clear glass vase with limes and set the blue and green flowers on top.
It should also be mentioned that carnations are available dyed in a lime green shade. While I don't normally advocate dyed flowers, there is something about the lime carnations that can be very hip and modern, as long as they are arranged in a very round and full shape with no other floral varieties. It is an intriguingly modern and funky bouquet to pair with a contrasting color like cherry red bridesmaid dresses; just don't dress your attendants in matching green bridesmaid jewelry and dresses with all-green bouquets, otherwise they will be the ones who bring to mind Kermit the frog!
About the Author
Bridget Mora writes for Silverland Jewelry about weddings, etiquette, and gift ideas. See how we can help with your bridesmaid jewelry at http://silverlandjewelry.com/.
Martial Arts Weapon Grip Tape!?!?!?!?
Hey i do kamas and i use grip tape on them and im gonna get a new pair but i was wondering where i can get red/blue digital camo grip tape for my kamas something close to the camo in COD 4. Probably red just cause it matches my uniform im part of the team intensity of Avalon in Orlando Florida. i understand this sounds silly but i would greatly appreciate it if some one please finds some. Thank you so much have a nice day
Real weapons don't have grip tape for a good reason. They want to be able to slide their hands to easily change grip position. The bo for instance is usually left bare wood with no finish on it. Skin oils will soak into the wood and preserve it without any other coating. Putting a finish on a weapon is not a good idea as it can stick to your hands when attempting to slide the weapons grip. I suggest you forget the tape.
[news] Downtown Redo : Blue-ribbon committee tries to cut through red tape. - Monterey County Weekly
M onterey Mayor Chuck Della Sala has appointed a blue-ribbon committee to guide city and private interests as they take on a much-discussed downtown revamp. The committee includes former mayors Dan Albert, Clyde Roberson and Peter Coniglio; hospitality industry reps and downtown building owners; City Manager Fred Meurer and Councilman Frank Sollecito; and architect Henry Ruhnke, who has spent ...
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