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Small accidents, big accidents are not accidents. They are caused by lack of attention to good safety procedures.

by Marvin on June 13, 2010

See many effective safety posters and related materials

There may be some use for the word accident but not in most realities. Injuries occur because not enough attention is being paid to doing the procedure safely… period.

You can’t remind people enough that their safety ultimately depends on them paying attention.

Our posters will help. Our other reinforcing reminders will help additionally.

Review our web site at www.awarenessIDEAS.com

Call us at 800 875-1725

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Be Wise, Wear Safety Glasses, is one of many animal cartoon posters we offer.

by admin on May 16, 2010

one of many animal cartoon safety posters

Sometimes a person decides wearing safety glasses “this time” is unnecessary…. and it’s the last time they are able to see well.

People need constant reminders that being safe is there responsibility.

We offer many reminders including safety posters, banners, decals, handouts, incentive and awards.

Setting the stage for Work Safety is easy with us.

Review our safety link at www.awarenessIDEAS.com

Call us at 800 875-1725 for personal brainstorming of things you can do.

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You can stop work injuries, just do it!

May 9, 2010

Work injuries usually occur because a person either takes a chance or takes their mind off what they’re doing. Our work safety posters will keep your people’s minds on being responsible for what they’re doing.
Review our web site for employee awareness ideas, better yet, give us a call. 800 875-1725 www.awarenessIDEAS.com

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Are You Hearing This?

March 12, 2010

For years teenagers have been told to “Turn that music down!”. Some would say it’s just a generational thing and that “older” people just don’t appreciate “good music”. And that’s probably partially true. But of course, it’s also the wisdom that comes from experience that provokes that “Turn it down!”.
The fact is that loud noises [...]

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Pointing Out Safety

February 3, 2010

I just posted about a great safety mat and realized; I forgot about the poster that goes with it!
The poster and mat are just an example of the type of themed messages we create and provide for organizations that need to drive messages to their employees and community. To really generate awareness, it’s important to [...]

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Is Matt at the door? Or is it a mat?

February 3, 2010

There’s an old joke that kids like that asks: “What do you call a man at your door with no arms and no legs?” The answer is “Matt”. Kids enjoy that joke not because someone missing limbs is funny (clearly it is NOT), but because of the play on words and because it makes them [...]

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Wear Ear Protection

January 19, 2010

Hearing damage can begin at just 85 decibels. At this level, at the right frequencies, the inner ear begins to break down. Your ear canal begins to harden and be less receptive to what it takes in. This hearing loss is often unrecoverable. A power saw, pnuematic drill, and even a rock band are 110 [...]

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Keep your employees from getting the flu by fighting back with flu posters

January 10, 2010

Choose from eight flu posters
Or we can customize a flu poster that meets your needs.
Flu season will be with us for several more months. We can get your posters shipped to you within days. We can even personalize them with your logo and tag line.
If you have other needs, we can create a custom product [...]

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Hand safety decals, stickers and posters will remind employees to think first then act

January 10, 2010

Something different is our hand safety shaped decals
Getting your employees attention is the first step in reminding them that their safety depends on their attention to safe habits. This is one of many decals and posters that we produce that is easily available to you. These decals can be used on machinery, hard hats or [...]

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