Pipe Marking Best Practices Guide
Pipe labels help organize industrial facilities and keep workers safe from exposure to hazardous chemicals. According to OSHA, all pipes and tubes carryng hazardous materials must be labeled with the content and direction of flow. Not knowing what is in a pipe poses a risk of personal injury for workers who do not know the materials of the pipe lets emergency. These labels act as a "Right-to-Know" for on-site personnel. They also help emergency rresponders know exactly what substances they are dealing with in the event of an incident, as well as how to effectively go about handling them.
Pipe labels should clear and easy to read and placed where are they are most likely to be seen. They should be placed at regular intervals along the length of the pipe. To learn more about effectively marking pipes, submit your request for DuraLabel's Free Pipe Marking Best Practice's Guide.
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