Our is a dangerous business
You might not realize it, but our business is full of hazards. We work with large sheets of sharp-edged acrylic and metal. There are days spent on ladders, lifts and scaffolding installing graphics. In the shop, utility knives, X-Acto knives and cutting tools are always at the ready.
But, our concern for safety extends beyond the fabrication department into every aspect of our company.
For instance, recently we brought in Federated insurance to do safe-driver training seminars. (photo at the right). Every employee learned how to be more conscientious and signed a Driver Safety pledge.

Earlier this year, we shared these fire safety videos in an employee meeting.

And, recently, we made some fresh new safety signage for the shop. Take a look, and you might be inspired to develop custom graphics for your business, too.
Safety graphics can be customized to be brand-supportive
Great workplace graphics remind everyone that safety is your top priority
Keep them visible
Safety signage must be seen and understood. Avoid crowding multiple signs together to avoid confusion

Make sure they are accurate
Remove signs for hazards that no longer exist.

Be specific
When needed, add text to signs to supplement safety instruction

Replace and change signage frequently.
The more often the signage is seen with the same message in the same place, the less visible they become.

Choose your color wisely. Use...
Yellow or Orange for Caution
Red for Danger
Green for First Aid or Emergency Escape
Blue for Mandatory Rules
We're hiring!

We're looking for a new good men (and women) to work in our upbeat and supportive environment making and installing graphics that help make the world a little bit more beautiful and interesting. Flexible hours and competitive pay.
Plan now for the holiday season

Friendly warning: Don't wait until Thanksgiving to print your year-end holiday gifts and promotions. Supply chain issues mean some materials may be difficult to source. Mailing via USPS? Don't forget their new holiday surcharge starting Oct 3.
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