May 01, 2015 OSHA this week unveiled a new version of its "Job Safety and Health – It's the Law!" poster. The poster informs workers of their rights and employers of their responsibilities.

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, a part of the CDC, offers a free, downloadable and adaptable poster which outlines steps staff members should take in the event of a sharps ...

The Beverly Health Department recently sponsored a sun safety poster contest for Beverly fourth-grade students. The theme for the contest was fun in the sun without getting burned.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) developed the poster below for display in locker rooms and gymnasiums in schools nationwide to "educate young athletes about concussion in all ...

Patient Safety Tool: ‘CATS’ Poster for Surgical Site Infection Intervention The Health Services Advisory Group designed a poster to remind and educate caregivers, staff, patients and families about ...

The Red Cross is apologizing after a poster depicting pool safety rules was circulated on Twitter and flamed for being “super racist.” The poster, which shows a crowd of cartoon children ...

Surface mining association, Aspasa, is battling health and safety issues head-on with its innovative poster campaign, which is designed to be displayed on site on mines wherever dangers occur.

Safety is stepping out in style at Johns Hopkins University, all thanks to a new, eye-catching lab safety poster design that encourages students to wear appropriate PPE, follow safety procedures and ...

Observance of World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2022 will feature a global webinar, and a report, poster and other promotional materials will be made available.

Rennie and RoSPA worked together to publish the lost posters, which date from the 1930s to the 1970s. In Safety First, Rennie explores the societal, historical and artistic significance of the ...

Campaigns Online Poster Campaign Targeting Tradies’ Safety And Wellbeing Reaches $1M In Ad Support Published on: 18th June 2019 at 12:31 PM Staff Writers 4 Min Read ...

The use of safety belts was, for a long time, optional! A 1966 poster aimed at securing younger travellers in the back of the car came long before the Clunk, click, every trip campaign.