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Message panel instructions specify what hazard class, precautions, and technical details (type, wavelength, optical density, max power/energy) should be included, and where signs should be conspicuously displayed. 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This signal word is to be limited to the most extreme conditions.  The signal word \"Danger\" indicates that death or serious injury will occur if necessary control measures are not implemented to mitigate the hazards within the laser controlled area.  This signal word is designated to Class 4 lasers with high (e.g., multi-kilowatt) output power or pulse energies with exposed beams.\n\"WARNING\" indicates an imminently hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.  The signal word \"Warning\" shall be used on laser area warning signs associated with lasers and laser systems whose output exceeds the applicable MPE for irradiance, including all Class 3B and most Class 4 lasers and laser systems.\n\"CAUTION\" indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury. It may also be used without the safety alert symbol as an alternative to \"NOTICE.\"  The signal word \"Caution\" shall be used with all signs and labels associated with Class 2 and Class 2M lasers and laser systems that do not exceed the applicable MPE for irradiance.\n\"NOTICE\" is the preferred signal word to address practices not related to personal injury.\nMessage Panel Information\nAdequate space is available within each templates message panel to allow for the inclusion of pertinent information.  Add the addition information to the applicable template below:\nThe hazard class of the laser controlled area.\nSpecial precautionary instructions or protective action that may be applicable. For example:\nLaser Eye Protection Required\nInvisible Laser Radiation\nDo Not Enter When Light is Illuminated\nRestricted Area, Authorized Personnel Only\nThe highest hazard class of the laser or lasers within the laser controlled area.\nAdditional information such as follows:\nThe optical density for eye wear to be worn within the area – include the most common for a tunable laser/laser system\nType of Laser(s)\nWavelength(s) – List most common for a tunable laser/laser system\nMax Power/Energy of Laser – List most common for a tunable laser/laser system\nLocation of Laser Controlled Area Warning Signs.\nAll signs shall be conspicuously displayed in locations where they best will serve to warn onlookers.\n\u000f\n\u000f\n\u000f\n\u000f\n\u000f\n\u000f\n\u000f\nRadiation/Laser Safety Emergency Contact: (614) 561-7969 (24/7)\nNOTICE\nRadiation and Laser Safety Emergency Contact: (614) 561-7969","cbCaicih7Qcsd3Jw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicih7Qcsd3Jw","docx",366792,9,"English","# Signal Words Posting\n## Class 3R, Class 3B, Class 4 Requirements\n## Temporary Laser Controlled Area (Class 3B and Class 4)\n# Signal Word Purpose and Meanings\n## DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE\n# Message Panel Information\n## Required Hazard and Precaution Details\n## Technical Laser Parameters\n# Sign Placement and Emergency Contact","[{\"question\":\"Where should the laser area warning signs be displayed and what emergency contact is provided?\",\"answer\":\"Signs should be conspicuously displayed in locations where they best serve to warn onlookers. 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