by Cheryl Archer | Oct 9, 2020 | EVAC Maps, fire safety signs, Industry News, Safety Signs
SignWorks has worked with the folks at the Police Credit Union in the past and guided them through the process of designing their own since the City of San Bruno does not have a formalized program. When one of the maps was damaged and the process thought to be a...
by Cheryl Archer | Jan 28, 2020 | ADA Signs, fire safety signs, Recent Projects, Sign Installation Services
SignWorks worked with Alameda County Mosquito Abatement facilities staff to develop new Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) signs for the facility. They wanted a more modern look and opted for a metallic looking acrylic background with black tactile letters and...
by Cheryl Archer | Jan 10, 2020 | EVAC Maps, fire safety signs, Recent Projects
SignWorks was surprised to learn that revisions to two of the maps would be required. The inspector who visited the site was not in agreement with what had been previously approved and insisted that two of the maps be revised. Since the changes were minor, no...
by Cheryl Archer | Dec 31, 2019 | EVAC Maps, fire safety signs, Recent Projects, Site Surveys
SignWorks has been working with staff at Pacific Plaza Apartments for over a year. The evacuation maps for the project were delayed due to staffing changes and an approval process that became delayed. The new staff members were managing the Fire Department approval...
by Cheryl Archer | Sep 11, 2019 | EVAC Maps, fire safety signs, Property Management Signs, Recent Projects
SignWorks is pleased to have completed the evacuation maps project for LEHO Properties in Oakland. The project required a total of eleven 14” X 14” evacuation maps based on the number of floors and stairwells and to be in compliance with fire department guidelines. ...
by Cheryl Archer | Aug 23, 2019 | ADA Signs, EVAC Maps, fire safety signs, Recent Projects
SignWorks had the pleasure of working with Colliers International to recreate a map for a property they manage on Stockton Street. We are not sure how the 12” X 18” map was damaged but they wanted us to react it based on the picture they supplied so that it would...
