Empower your workforce with our library of Occupational Safety & Health (OSH) Infographics. Because humans process visual information 60,000 times faster than text, infographics are essential tools for simplifying complex safety protocols and fostering a proactive culture of safety.
Our category archives offer high-impact visual resources on critical topics:
– Hazard Recognition & Identification: Visual aids designed to improve “visual literacy,” helping workers see and correct hazards before incidents occur.
– Regulatory Compliance Reminders: Clear, succinct summaries of current safety procedures and legislation to keep teams current on the job.
– Task-Based Safety Walkthroughs: Visual step-by-step guides for high-risk procedures like equipment repair, fall protection, and chemical handling.
– Mental Health & Well-being: Visualizing psychosocial risks, stress management techniques, and supportive workplace culture stats.
Whether you are looking for a quick huddle aid or comprehensive training visuals, these infographics distill complex data into digestible insights that drive safety awareness and promote safe behaviors throughout your organization.
Let’s be real, safety is awesome, especially when it saves lives Forget the snooze-fest safety talks from orientation. Workplace safety isn’t just a corporate checkbox, it’s your backstage pass to a long, injury-free career. Whether you’re swinging hammers or crunching data near high-voltage panels, knowing how to avoid OSHA’s “greatest hits” of hazards is essential. …
Let’s get one thing straight, HAZWOPER isn’t just another government acronym collecting dust. It’s the reason people who deal with hazardous substances go home in one piece. OSHA enforces it, and if you’re working around toxic spills, chemical fires, or anything that can turn your lungs into a science experiment, you need this training. It’s …
A well-thought out and implemented workplace safety training program has benefits far beyond a reduction in workplace injuries. With fewer injuries comes fewer worker’s compensation claims, meaning less paperwork and lower insurance premiums. Worker morale improves in a safe environment and workplace productive increases. These are all excellent reasons for establishing your own training program, …
Check out this snazzy GHS infographic that gives you the lowdown on what’s shaking with the shift from the old MSDS to the new SDS under the Globally Harmonized System (GHS). This transition means that chemical safety info is now speaking the same language worldwide—thanks to the consistent use of Safety Data Sheets, chemical labels, …
Let’s talk about the big GHS SDS conversion. If you’re in safety, you know that OSHA’s move to the GHS (Globally Harmonized System) was a massive shift. The old, familiar MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) is out, and the new GHS SDS (Safety Data Sheet) format is in. This isn’t just a name change; it’s …
Let’s talk about workplace fire safety. It’s one of those things that’s easy to ignore… until you smell smoke. A fire can break out in seconds, and having an effective plan (and knowing the risks) is the only thing that matters in that moment. This guide breaks down the key stats on workplace fire safety, …
Slips, trips, and falls are a safety risk that are prevalent in most industries and workplaces. The severity of their danger depends on the industry and the job, but one small slip, trips or fall can cause a serious injury which leads to risks of legal liability, lost production time, and absences. On top of that, …
Workplace safety is not something that can’t be achieved, and it’s something that should be constantly improved so our workers return home safely at the end of each workday. Workplace safety starts by knowing just how important it is, which is broken down in the workplace safety statistics in this infographic. It states that: 66 …
Workplace injuries happen more often than we think they do. In fact, every 7 seconds, a worker is injured on the job. That’s a pretty daunting statistic and the more we neglect workplace safety, the more we contribute to those numbers instead of reducing them. The National Safety Council has derived this colorful infographic that …
