Businesses need to communicate with their employees about safety on a regular basis. Safety posters can be effective way to supplement your company's safety program and reinforce the importance of safety.
Placing this kind of visual support throughout your facility demonstrates to your employees that you are committed to their safety, but that you also require their help in making the safety program effective.
When you use safety posters in your warehouse, business office, or manufacturing facility, make sure you choose posters that are relevant to the environment and the duties of the workers. Browse our selection of safety posters below.
6 Great Tips for Displaying Safety Posters
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6 Great Tips for Displaying Safety Posters
- Always select those posters that are most relevant for your business.
- If you cannot find an exact match try to choose a poster about safety basics, which helps support a safety "mindset" in your employees such as housekeeping and safe lifting.
- Always display your posters in a prominent place where employees are most likely to see them.
- One might consider using a picture frame to highlight the poster bringing more attention to the posters.
- Replacing or rotating posters periodically, especially in facilities or environments where space is at a premium, helps maintain or re-ignite interest.
- Also think about using your poster(s) as training material first as a visual aid. Then once training is done, hang the poster where it best supports the training your employees just went through.
Some examples of appropriate areas to hang posters are in a high-traffic area where forklifts and humans interact. Posters on the wall could be both a reminder of the possible dangers as well as serve to mark off certain areas that require heightened awareness.
A perfect complimentary facility safety tool for such environments is the floor sign. While the wall posters are extremely effective, floor signs such as "Caution, Forklift Traffic" can be a great secondary visual reminder.
