Haw. Code R. § 13-8-7 - Sign text
(a) Sign text shall
be used to reinforce the hazard label and pictogram as follows:
(1) Text shall be in a headline style that
uses simple and direct words;
(2)
Active rather than passive verbs shall be used. Action oriented phrases shall
be put at the beginning of the sentence and not in the middle or at the
end;
(3) Adverbs that are difficult
to interpret shall be avoided. There shall be no more than one clause in a
sentence;
(4) Upper case and
centered type shall be avoided whenever possible;
(5) Arial/Helvetica, Arial/Helvetica Black,
Folio Medium, Franklin Gothic, Futura, or a similar style of font shall be used
for the sign text;
(6) Colored
background shall not be used for the text portion of warning signs;
and
(7) Agency identification and
other agency markings shall not be placed on the front of the sign but may be
placed on reverse side of sign.
(b) The board and the risk assessment working
group, at their discretion and if consistent with the purposes of these rules
and in the public interest may deviate from these standards.
Notes
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