Accessibility & Braille Signs

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) require certain signs to be on display in every business for the safety and well-being of all who may use that space. In order to comply, it is important to understand the function and importance of these safety and ADA signs. In fact, understanding these signs can help you make your business more inclusive, and safer, for all of your employees and guests as well as your customers or clients. Beyond aesthetic, some signs have a much more important role in a business. There are certain laws and regulations that need to be followed, which directly affect some of your customers. For instance, an ADA sign ensures that all persons, no matter if they have a physical disability, are treated fairly and have equal access. ADA signs are required so that your business is accessible for all, regardless of their specific need, i.e., from wheelchair accessibility to braille for the visually impaired.