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New Workspace = Even Better Service
2014 brings lots of big things for 310-SIGN, one of which is a brand new service side we're super excited about. Including new workstations for design and development running all the latest software, regulations library and service consultation area. It's hard to imagine quicker turn-around or better service in this industry then what we already offer, but our goal is to be the leader in service - this is just one of the steps we're taking to ensure we are.
Here are a few sneak peek photos of our new space!
Canadian Startup Company, 310-SIGN Inc., Develops eCommerce Solution Dedicated to Sign Standards and Regulations in Canada's Traffic, Oilfield and Safety Sectors.
CALGARY, ABJanuary 7, 2014 — According to a recent study by Google, the search engine giant shared detailed Canadian internet statistics in search engine usage, 27.4 million Canadians are online. Of that, 93% of Internet users go online for product information. With the increasing rate of internet accessibility on mobile devices more users are going online to search for safety signs and regulations. 310-SIGN Inc., a manufacturer and industry supplier of regulated...
Unique Well Identifier (UWI)
The unique well identifier is the standard 16-character code which defines the bottom hole location and each significant drilling or completion event in the well.
UWI in the Dominion Land Survey System
Example well location 14-36-85-17 W6
UWI 100 14 36 085 17 W6 00
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A muster point (also known as 'Assembly Point') is an assembly point where everyone meets in the event of an emergency. Muster Point is primarily a Canadian term. Muster point signs indicate the exact location of the assembly area. They are required by many safety associations. Reflective materials are encouraged for increased visibility. Buy muster point signs here!
Signage installation should be a safe distance away from a building, worksite or construction zone. Making a muster point known to all employees and visitors is part of a rigorous emergency management plan. Multiple muster points may be required at large...
UN numbers are four-digits that identify hazardous substances such as explosives, flammable liquids, toxic substances, etc., in the framework of international transport. UN numbers are also known as UN IDs.
Example: UN1202 - Gas Oil / Diesel Fuel / Heating Oil (light)
UN1202 falls under Class 3 Flammable hazard classificatoins.
Transportation of dangerous goods (hazardous materials) in Canada by road is normally a provincial jurisdiction. The federal government has jurisdiction over air, most marine, and most rail transport. The federal government acting centrally created the federal transportation of dangerous goods act...
What's the difference between headings at the top of a safety sign?
The first element to consider when designing a product safety label is to determine the likelihood and severity of a potential injury if a person does not follow the instructions contained on the safety label or sign.
There are four Signal Words or Hazard Classifications used in the design of an ANSI Z535 compliant safety sign or label: “DANGER”, “WARNING”, “CAUTION” or “NOTICE”.
Too often we see the inappropriate use of hazard classifications headings paired with the wrong situation. A prime example is "DANGER: Please wash hands after...
What is the difference between a school area and a school zone?
A school area is indicated by a flourescent yellow-green school sign without a black and white speed sign attached to the post. It is a warning to alert drivers that a school is near and to be cautious that children may be close by. Drive through the area with extra caution, but the speed limit does not change from the previously posted limit.
