Rustoleum Workplace Safety
Preparing your facility for a stress-free environment
Floor marking is a key part in creating a visual and safe workplace because it makes the space easier to understand. These areas fall into four broad categories.
Floor Markings
Consistent and clear markings help improve overall efficiency and safety
Stair Ways
Keep stair treads clear and maintained and handrails brightly marked
Safety Equipment and Signs
Signs and labels should be clearly visible and legible at all times
Concrete Floor Safety & Repair
Identify and repair cracks and expanding joints as well as areas that may need an anti-slip coating
Potential Site Risks with Associated Costs/Savings
| Incident | Repair Costs | Average Savings vs. Incident | |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Pedestrian incident from poorly marked ailes (multiple injuries) | Restripe 2000 linear feet $2000 | $209K |
2 | Slippery work surface (strained back) | Anti-slip system $2000 | $91K |
3 | Unrepaired walking surface (sprain) | Repair holes $400 | $78K |
4 | Poorly marked fire extinguisher (confusion) | Paint red columns $300 | $73K |
5 | Slip on stairwell (fracture) | Anti-slip noses $800/20 stairs | $73K |
6 | Slip due to leaky roof (concussion) | Roof repair $5K - $1M | $67K |
7 | Poorly marked emergency exit (confusion) | Exit egress markings $500 | $73K |
8 | Poorly marked eyewash location (confusion) | Paint Green Columns $200 | $73K |