In industrial settings where safety is a primary concern, many engineers have acknowledges the significance of proper lighting. Adequate illumination is also a key factor in maintaining high worker productivity.
Artificial illumination is a costly commodity in some industrial plants.
Improper application of lighting standards can result in excessive lighting that waste energy. By consulting the available literature, one can learn how to implement lighting modifications and energy conservation techniques that can save on lighting expenses. Questions frequently asked by industrial clients reveal a need for information about appropriate lighting standards. The underlying motivation is the need to provide adequate illumination, based upon accepted standards, at the lowest possible cost. This technical brief is offered as guidance to industries in meeting these needs.