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 for you.

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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 wherever else you need them.

If you have other needs we can customize a solution for you.

Visit our web site at www.awarenessIDEAS.com

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As we get closer to the Holiday Season, I’d like to remind our readers of one of the biggest dangers of the season: Drunk Driving. I understand how it happens. there’s a lot of parties, and a lot of short-sighted people imbibing without thinking about how they’re going to get home. well, the simple solution is to think ahead, and choose a designated driver, or call a cab. another solution is to keep track of your BAC, and stop before you get impaired.

and we have a perfect product for that!

It’s a handy keyring breathalyzer! you could have your company or organizations logo printed on them, and hand them out to your employees or organization as a reminder to be safe this holiday season!
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It used to be preparing for holiday travel was as simple and carefree as singing a verse or two of “Over the river and through the woods to grandmother’s house we go”. Nowadays, due to the security precautions necessary in a post-911 world, preparing for travel during the busy holiday travel season is somewhat less frivolous. The Department of Homeland Security and the TSA (Transportation Security Administration) are urging travelers across the nation to enhance existing security efforts by engaging passengers in the shared responsibility of watching out for suspicious activity at airports and other public areas, such as bus stations and train stations.

One way that airports, bus stations, and train stations can reinforce safety awareness is by displaying posters that provide simple, powerful, and visual reminders for travelers, such as below:

And:

For more security and safety awareness themed ideas and products, Please click here. Our creative team at www.awarenessideas.com can also help you with applying your own custom message or logo onto posters, booklets, decals, backpacks, and other promotional products.

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It’s that time of year again. The time of year when people start making the trek back home to see loved ones for the holidays.

We here at AwarenessIdeas were tired of being held up getting on to our flights, so we developed a carryon bag that makes it easier for Security at airports to let you on by!

because it’s clear!

that means that security can see right through, so they know you’re not hiding anything in your carry-on. this should mean that you’re far less likely to get taken aside, which should make for a quicker trip through security, so you can spend more time actually getting to your flight and getting home, where your loved ones are.

aaahhh.. doesn’t that feel better?

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Some safety messages are universal: Work Safely, Safety First, or Wash Your Hands.

But while they are very useful, generic safety messages don’t convey industry-specific messages. In the manufacturing, construction and medical fields, just to name a few, there are specific situations that should be addressed. Here are a couple examples:

AwarenessIDEAS.com offers universal and industry-specific messages. We can also personalize and customize messages to fit your organization’s unique needs!

More Safety Options!

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Well, take a look at our selection! Occupational Safety is extremely important, especially in these tough economic times. No one wants to get hurt on the job, and no employer wants to lose productivity due to injured employees.

A good way to foster a safe, accident-free workplace is to post reminders pertaining to safe work practices.

But no one says they have to be boring! have a look at our extensive decal selection! You’re sure to find something that meets your occupational safety and aesthetic needs.

And don’t forget, we do Custom Decals, too!

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With the flu season upon us and continuing outbreaks of the Swine Flu virus, frequent hand washing is one of the best and simplest ways to avoid getting sick and spreading illness. Hand washing requires only soap and water, or an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Below are several reminders regarding hand-washing to ensure you and your family stay healthy:

When to wash your hands:

As you touch people, surfaces and objects throughout the day, you accumulate germs on your hands. In turn, you can infect yourself with these germs by touching your eyes, nose or mouth. Although it’s impossible to keep your hands germ-free, washing your hands frequently can help limit the transfer of bacteria, viruses and other microbes.

Always wash your hands before:

· Preparing food

· Eating

· Treating wounds or giving medicine

· Touching a sick or injured person

· Inserting or removing contact lenses

Always wash your hands after:

· Preparing food, especially raw meat or poultry

· Using the toilet

· Changing a diaper

· Touching an animal or animal toys, leashes or waste

· Blowing your nose, coughing or sneezing into your hands

· Treating wounds

· Touching a sick or injured person

· Handling garbage or something that could be contaminated, such as a cleaning cloth or soiled shoes

How to wash your hands with soap and water (The 20 second Rule)

· Wet your hands with running water.

· Apply liquid, bar or powder soap.

· Lather well.

· Rub your hands vigorously for at least 20 SECONDS, (a easy way to remember is to wash as long as it takes to sing the Happy Birthday song)

· Remember to scrub all surfaces, including the backs of your hands, wrists, between your fingers and under your fingernails.

· Rinse well.

· Dry your hands with a clean or disposable towel or air dryer.

· If possible, use your towel to turn off the faucet.

How to use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer:

Alcohol-based hand sanitizers — which don’t require water are a popular and an excellent alternative to soap and water. If you choose to use a commercially prepared hand sanitizer, make sure the product contains at least 60 percent alcohol. Then follow these simple steps:

• Apply enough of the product to the palm of your hand to wet your hands completely.
• Rub your hands together, covering all surfaces, for up to 25 seconds or until they’re dry.

We hope you found the above health awareness tips useful. Other ways that schools, hospitals, and other large institutions can help communicate and reinforce the importance of safety and health awareness can be found by visiting http://www.awarenessideas.com/Safety-Awareness-s/3.htm where an array of useful products are offered that will help convey your particular message. Need a little help? Our creative team is standing by to assist you! For example, the items below can be customized with your logo/message:

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They’re sure to get attention and help spread information on how to
prevent Flu. Click images to see even more Flu information posters.

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