INTRODUCTION / BRANDING / MESSAGING & WRITING / VISUAL GUIDELINES / OPERATING UNIT VISUAL GUIDELINES / ELEMENTS OF DESIGN / RESOURCES / LEGAL / QUICK LINKS / CONTACT INFORMATION ELEMENTS OF DESIGN GUIDELINES THE BIG Q • The Q may be used in one or two-color formats. • The Q should never stand in place of the corporate logo on printed materials. • The Q should never stand alone on printed materials but should always be used in conjunction with the corporate logo. For example, the Q may appear on the front cover and the corporate logo on the back cover of a brochure. • The Q may be used to identify the company on clothing or branded materials. The company name should appear near the Q if the corporate logo doesn’t appear on the same item. • The Q should not be used alone in conjunction with operating unit logos in attempt to cobrand. Operating unit logos may be paired with the corporate logo as desired. • The Q should not be used to make a pattern or background. • The Q should not be placed in a box or circle element but should float in its standard form. • The bolt should not stand-alone. • Do not use the Q as bullet points. • Do not use the Q mark in place of the letter Q in line with text. • The stylized “Q” logo should be used with “TM” (as depicted on page 19) to give notice to others that Quanta Services, Inc. is claiming trademark rights in the stylized Q logo. PAGE 21