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... x No Thanks Loading.. The Do's And Dont's Of Corporate Identity 4/30/2013 by CompleteMarkets Editor , Bob Jankowski This content has not been rated yet. THE DO'S AND DONT'S OF CORPORATE IDENTITY by Bob Jankowski and Rob Keane Corporate identity is more than just how your logo, business cards, and letterhead look. Corporate identity is who your company is: a message delivered through color and design. Because of this, don't take corporate identity lightly. Treat your choices as if they'll be around for the next century, plastered across billboards and flashing from millions of store shelves. Try to imagine that if you choose your identity poorly, it will be your personal duty to replace each and every example of it by hand. But how do you know what makes a good identity? Here are a few pointers: Go for what works, not what's fancy. How do you want to be perceived? More important, how do you want to be perceived the first time someone sees you? Whether it's on the side of one of your trucks or atop your letter, your logo is usually the first thing people will notice about you. It is asking the client to do business with you. Often you see fancy-looking logos that are creative, clever, and eye-catching, which is good-unless they have nothing to do with the companies they represent. For instance, if you ran an auto garage, would you want a sign over your garage emblazoned with a delicate script font more appropriate for an arts and crafts store? If you owned a company specializing in machinery parts ...
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... in ventilation system, moldy ceiling tiles, and mildewed carpets) . b) Clean and disinfect non-porous surfaces where microbial growth has occurred with detergents, chlorine-generating slimicides, or other biocides and ensuring that these cleaners have been removed before air-handling units are turned on. c) Maintain indoor air relative humidity below 60% (50% where cold surfaces are in contact with room air) . d) Adjust intake of outdoor air to avoid contamination from nearby soil, vegetable debris, cooling towers, or sanitary stacks unless air is adequately conditioned. ASBESTOS AND RADON Although acute health effects are not associated with asbestos and radon, we mention them due to recent concerns about their health effects. Asbestos may be found in: insulation and other building materials such as floor tiles, dry wall compounds, reinforced plaster. During renovation or maintenance operations, asbestos may be dislodged and become airborne. Evaluation of employee exposure to asbestos will normally be covered under the OSHA Asbestos standard. Radon may occur in the ground beneath buildings, building materials, and groundwater. Chronic exposure may lead to increased risk of lung cancer from alpha radiation. ADMINISTRATIVE IAQ CONTROLS Administrative control practices including programs that change the behavioral patterns of occupants. Minimize Exposure. Exposure should be minimized by limiting occupancy of contaminated airspace, limiting use of offending sources to specific areas or times, or evacuating contaminated areas until they can be ventilated adequately. 1) Isolate, if feasible, areas of renovation, painting, carpet laying, pesticide application, etc., from occupied areas that are not under construction. 2) If possible, perform ...