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The Seduction of Slogans in Safety

January 19, 2021 by Dr Rob Long 3 Comments

The Seduction of Slogans in Safety

imageOne of the popular resources on this blog site is safety slogans. Whilst many of these slogans are clever and make a point, we also need to be mindful of what slogans are, their seductions and their limits. Too many people form their … Learn more >>>>>

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Safety Photos and Images of Unsafe Acts

May 1, 2016 by Admin 2 Comments

Safety Photos and Images of Unsafe Acts

plastic-bag-shield_thumb.jpgWe know how much you all like to look at pictures of unsafe acts and stupid safety photos (click here to find out why?) so we added another page of links to the best safety images sites on the net.

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Funny Safety Images

June 25, 2015 by Admin 10 Comments

Mouse in helmet image from: You Can Be Funny.com

Funny Safety Photos and Images

plastic-bag-shield_thumb.jpgJust as safety slogans can help employees remember safety protocols, funny safety images can also be safety catalysts in the workplace.  Serving as quick visual reminders of safety procedures, safety posters and cartoons can decrease accidents … Learn more >>>>>

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Effective Safety Improvement Ideas

February 8, 2014 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

Successful Safety and Risk Management Initiatives

Depositphotos_54511907_xs_thumb.jpgThese are some of the entries in our recent Risk Makes Sense – Book Competition. Listed in the order they were submitted:

1) Internal standards of OHS excellence – George Robotham 

One of the best pieces of OHS work I have seen was … Learn more >>>>>

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Safety Slogans for Work

September 11, 2013 by Barry Spud 3 Comments

Safety Slogans for Work

See our full list of Safety Slogans HERE – we think it is the worlds largest collection of safety slogans

Here are just a few:

  • “Safety by Design” from Scott H. at URS Corporation.
  • There’s no face like your own, wear face protection.
  • Near miss reported
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