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These guidelines are to be utilized for reference for traffic accommodation through work zones on
highways and bridges in Alberta.
When activities such as roadway/bridge work, utilities work , or materials testing and surveying are performed on or adjacent to public highways in Alberta, the person(s) performing the work must make suitable provisions to safely accommodate the travelling public.
This article identifies the primary roles and responsibilities of each party for public safety, outlines general considerations for developing an effective traffic accommodation strategy and provides guidelines for the use of various...
On January 21, 2014 Alberta Transportation released a new update to the Sign Panel Catalogue. Please note the following updates:
Alberta Transportation Sign Catalogue Update Jan 21, 2014 Model No. Description Change Date RB-1A-O Exit Speed Sign Superseded by WA-10A January 21, 2014 ID-227B Trial Project Sign NEW! *Call for Details* January 21, 2014 ID-421-O Flashing Red Means Stop SIgn Obsolete (Not to be used for new...
Recently we were on-site doing a safety signs audit at a clients heavy truck wash bay. We came across one of our manufactured signs which was covered in bitumen (crude oil). Bitumen is an extremely thick product which has a waxy, tar-like texture and it's very difficult to wash off. It repels water similar to a stained deck in a rain storm. After attempting to clean the sign with a soapy rag it was clear we would need strong chemicals to breakdown the crude oil.
We used Varsol (paint thinner) to scrub the sign clean. It was no surprise that our sign could withstand such a strong chemical agent without degrading or dissolving...
New Additions to the 310sign.ca website this month.
H2S Signage
The updated 2014 H2S safety/awareness signs are now online.
ANSI version Hydrogen Sulphide signs include: ‘H2S Gas May Be Present’, ‘H2S Gas May Be Present - Do not enter this area without approved detection equipment (detector symbol)’ and ‘H2S Gas May Be Present - Do not enter this area without approved breathing apparatus (PPE symbol)’. We’re committed to bringing safety to the Oil Industry.
Walk Around Vehicle Safety Awareness Decals
Encourage safety and incorporate these into your vehicle safety programs - ANSI version...
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...
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...
