Reference

Exit signage is one of the few places where general industry and construction genuinely diverge on the specification of the same object, and the divergence runs the opposite way to what most people expect. This guide sets 1910.37(b) and 1926.200(d) side by side, adds the NFPA 101 compliance route, and walks a mixed-site audit.

A facility safety checklist answers a different question from a crew checklist: not what the shift does, but what the building must provide. This walkthrough covers walking surfaces, egress, eyewash and emergency equipment, electrical, storage and signage, tags each item with its OSHA paragraph, and ends with a worked pass over one floor.