Reference

Inspection tagging has drifted into folk practice, and most of the tags on a typical rack satisfy no federal requirement at all. This guide sorts them equipment by equipment into required, evidence of a required inspection, and pure convention, then gives the hard specification that the tags OSHA does compel by name have to meet.

OSHA sets safety sign rules in two separate places, and the ANSI editions it incorporates run two to three revisions behind what vendors sell as current. This guide decodes the three sign classes at 1910.145(c), the specified colors, accident prevention tags, and the construction table at 1926.200, plus exit and aisle marking duties.