S1 Ep11: Mighty Line Minute | OSHA Safety Color Standards

One of the most common areas where OSHA requires a color is that in 1910.144 involving the use of hazardous equipment and machinery. There it refers to the use of red for the color of stop buttons, stop devices, and stop bars for such machinery. And in that same section, OSHA also requires that red be used for certain fire protection equipment. Examples include fire alarm pull stations, fire extinguishers, and other fire protection equipment.