Fonts

The fonts we use help to identify us to our customers. Font consistency is very important for all of our written and published material. Due to the variety of content we create, you may use different fonts depending on the department you work in and the material you are creating. Click these links to find information about fonts specific to your department. 

Media Department Fonts 

Learning Development Department Fonts 

Web Department Fonts

Media Department Fonts 

With so many brands and so much content being created, you will likely need to use a variety of fonts. Below are some specifications you should follow for each brand you may encounter.

Important: The minimum font size for all graphic text is 25 pt. Never go below 25 pt. It will not be readable when published in a course. 

 

Hard Hat Training

Headings Bahnschrift SemiLight SemiCondensed

Subtitles & Body Text Montserrat *Bolded in Subtitles

Safety Provisions

Headings & Subtitles Roboto

Body Text Franklin Gothic

Ag Safety

Headings Playfair Display: Black

Subtitles Oswald Light

Body Text Open Sans

Med Safety

Headings & Subtitles Vox Round Semibold

Body Text Acumin Pro Light

Learning Development Department Fonts

The fonts used in PowerPoint courses are licensed for use with iSpring. Below, you will find the fonts used in courses branded for Hard Hat Training, Ag Safety, and Med Safety. 

Hard Hat Training

Headings & Subtitles URW DIN SemiCond Demi *Auto-formatted to 100 pt for welcome slide, 50 pt for topic slides and headings

Body Text Segoe UI *Auto-formatted to 18 pt for text boxes, 16 pt for information boxes

Ag Safety

Headings & Subtitles Playfair Display: Black *Auto-formatted to 100 pt for main headings, 36 pt for chapter slides and topic slides

Body Text Calibri Body *Auto-formatted to 18 pt

Information Boxes Oswald Light *Auto-formatted to 16 pt

Med Safety

Headings & Subtitles TBA

Body Text TBA

Web Department Fonts 

The web department uses different fonts depending on which brand or website they are working on. These fonts are used because they are compatible on most browsers and devices. This means that most users will have access to that font and it will load quickly when they are on our site. 

Note: The font families below provide a webpage with the primary font (such as Arial), and then provide backup fonts (such as Helvetica, or any san-serif font) if the primary font is not available. 

Hard Hat Training

Headings, Subtitles & Body Text Arial

Specifications

Hard Hat Training Canada

Headings Montserrat

Body Text Source Sans Pro

Safety Provisions

Headings Palatino	Specifications main-heading-font { font-size: insert-desired-size; font-family: Palatino, "Palatino Linotype", serif; font-weight: 500; line-height: 1; Letter-spacing: .25px; color: #444; }
Subtitles Montserrat	Specifications sub-heading-font { font-size: insert-desired-size; font-family: Montserrat, Arial, sans-serif; font-weight: 600; text-transform: uppercase; letter-spacing: 2px; color: #1a6776; }
Body Text Open Sans	Specifications body-copy-font { font-size: 16px; font-family: "Open Sans", sans-serif; color: #333; }

Ag Safety

Headings & Subtitles Playfair Display: Black

Body Text Open Sans

Med Safety

Headings & Subtitles Raleway

Body Text Maven Pro

Note: The web department also manages many mini sites, such as Forklift Training Central, USACE Training, and more. Each has its own font style that you should follow when working on that particular site.

In the end, font is an important aspect of our branding. No matter what department you work in, always try to stick to the fonts you have been provided. If you have any questions, please contact your manager for specific details or exceptions.