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Safety Slogans For Use at Work

May 14, 2013 by Barry Spud 2 Comments

Safety slogans have been around for a long time and although sometimes they may seem a bit corny, they can lighten the mood with a little humour and create a strong awareness of safety issues or concerns more successfully than traditional methods. A snappy one liner is likely to be accepted better than a 10 page procedure. You don’t have to come up with them on your own, try running a safety slogan competition around a topic, theme, season, holiday or the start of each year- they can’t complain about it if they came up with it.

There are hundreds more to be found HERE ON OUR MAIN SAFETY SLOGAN PAGE

Examples include:

  • There’s no face like your own, wear face protection.
  • Think safety again in 2010
  • Near miss reported today, is the accident that does not happen tomorrow
  • Safety rules are your best tools.
  • Safety can distinguish you. Lack of safety can extinguish you
  • Apply your good intention to accident prevention
  • Safety glasses: All in favour, say “Eye!”
  • Organ donor = A person who doesn’t use his or her safety equipment.
  • Move your ladder to avoid reaching.
  • Living with your mistakes is harder than you think…. wear your safety gear.
  • Hearing protection is a sound investment.
  • Are you part of the safety TEAM….. (Together Employees Accomplish More)
  • Arms work best when attached to the body
  • Hard hats, they’re not just for decoration.
  • Hand in, hamburger out.
  • To avoid a scene, keep your workplace clean
  • Falling objects can be brutal if you don’t protect your noodle.

There are hundreds more to be found HERE ON OUR MAIN SAFETY SLOGAN PAGE

Send us some interesting one you’ve comes across by posting a comment to this article

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