Cinema staff wearable safety lights should be reserved for defined emergency, parking, delivery, or closing tasks, use an approved role and color plan, and remain off or
A cemetery worker wearable safety light should face vehicle and equipment approaches, remain secure during grounds work, look appropriate around visitors, and complement
A university maintenance wearable safety light should be assigned by task, look appropriate around students and visitors, fit tools and radios, and supplement campus traf
A loading dock checker wearable safety light should face yard traffic, stay secure during trailer and seal checks, avoid blocking reflective PPE or radios, and supplement
A roadside assistance wearable safety light should face approaching traffic, remain clear of recovery gear, and supplement vehicle beacons, warning devices, high-visibili
A ski resort wearable safety light should be approved by role and zone, remain visible on winter layers, use gloved controls, and complement resort procedures. Lift maint
Theme park staff wearable safety lights should follow a documented role and color plan, be reserved for defined guest, vehicle, or emergency tasks, and include issue, cha
A storm drain inspection wearable safety light can supplement surface traffic controls and PPE, but entry into drains, culverts, or chambers requires the employer’s confi
A sewer crew wearable safety light may support surface-level recognition, but it must not enter a confined space or potentially hazardous atmosphere unless specifically a
