Pipe Marking Information For Facility Managers
Warehouse Pipe Marking covers OSHA Compliance and Best Pipe Marking Practices
In our last post, we discussed what pipe labels need to look like. They need to follow the ANSI/ASME 13.1 industry standard for pipe marking, meaning they need to conform to certain color scheme and size guidelines. Now, let’s take a look at where to put pipe labels. Making a plan ahead of time for where you need to place pipe labels will allow you to print or purchase the correct number. You won’t waste …
Does your facility need pipe labels? If it has pipes, then labels should be put in place to communicate to workers, visitors and emergency responders what those pipes contain. Pipes that carry water serve very different purposes than pipes that carry potentially toxic substances, and everyone needs to be aware of possible hazards. While it is possible—and often most cost-effective—to make your own pipe labels using an industrial label printer, you can’t just make the …