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Quality Lighting to Keep a Workplace Safe

Quality lighting solutions are a necessity when it comes to keeping a commercial office space, retail center, warehouse, or mercantile occupancy safe for their employees and a buildingโ€™s means of egress well-lit. Severe weather, fires, and threats by an intruder can all contribute to the need for quality lighting to be present and maintained at a workplace. Relumination can provide services and quality products that will keep a business during an unforeseen catastrophe.

Escape Routes

The proper interior lighting can provide illumination to an escape route for employees or customers during a crisis. Relumination is able to provide energy-efficient lights that are in good working order. It is important for companies and building owners to be ready for any type of evacuation situation, such as a fire or tornado. Clearly marked and well-lit escape routes are important to all of the occupants of a structure.

According to the Health and Safety Authority, โ€œAll workplaces must have clearly identified means of escape in the event of fire.โ€

Employee Safety

Employees working in a building want to fill safe at their job. Good lighting and emergency exit signs go a long way in offering assistance to workers during unplanned events that require immediate evacuation and the need to find an exit door quickly. Keeping a means of egress marked and illuminated may also contribute to less slips, trips, or falls in the workplace. This is good for the general well-being of all employees, and also for keeping workerโ€™s compensation losses to a minimum.

Daniel Henderson

Daniel Henderson, MBA, LC

Daniel is an accomplished executive with over two decades of experience in operations, procurement, and sustainable technologies. He is CEO of Relumination, EVolved EV Charging Solutions, and Relume Distributing. With a background in tech consulting and energy-efficient lighting, Daniel holds an MBA and LC certification, emphasizing innovation and sustainability.

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