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OSHA Electrical Panel Floor Marking Compliance
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OSHA requirements stipulate that electrical panels must be accessible at all times for routine maintenance, inspection or emergency service. In order to be compliant with OSHA clearance requirements relating to electrical panels, space in front of the panel must be 30" wide or the width of the panel.
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DuraStripe Color Chart
DuraStripe 5S & Lean Solutions
Deep Freeze
DuraStripe Rolls
DuraStripe Shape Catalog
DuraStripe Signage Catalog
OSHA Floor Marking for Electrical Panel Compliance
ESD Selector
DuraStripe vs. Painted Lines
Oversized DuraStripe Signs
Guidelines for Bar Codes
What is 5S?
What is 6 Sigma?
Lean Manufacturing 101
Marked clearance space must be at least 3 feet, and accommodate 90o clearance for any hinged panel or access door. Under no circumstances should this buffer area be used for any permanent fixture installation or temporary storage. Combining DuraStripe Hazard Striping and signage provides the most efficient method of delineating the required clearance area and reinforcing this important safety message.
