Enhance your safety training materials with our curated library of Occupational Safety & Health (OSH) stock photos. Visual aids are critical for safety communication, as people following instructions with a visual element perform over 300% better than those using text alone.
Our category archives offer high-resolution imagery covering essential safety topics:
– Industrial & Construction Safety: Real-world photos of proper scaffolding use, heavy machinery operation, and building site hazards.
– PPE in Action: Clear visuals of correct donning and doffing procedures for respirators, hard hats, and hearing protection.
– Workplace Health & Wellness: Imagery focused on industrial ergonomics, office safety setups, and mental health awareness.
– Hazard Recognition: Authentic photos used for “spot the hazard” drills and root cause analysis training.
Whether you are building a new safety orientation presentation or designing motivational workplace posters, these professional visuals help bridge language barriers and ensure your safety message is remembered.
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ATTRIBUTION REQUIRED: This image is free to use for all purposes including commercial use but you must provide a link back to atlantictraining.com as the source of the forklift image. Learn more. Image Description: Yellow and black sign with the words “Slow, Safety First, Caution.” This sign is used to indicate there is work going on …
ATTRIBUTION REQUIRED: This image is free to use for all purposes including commercial use but you must provide a link back to atlantictraining.com as the source of the forklift image. Learn more. Image Description: Understanding how to use a fire extinguisher is important especially when you are in the face of a fire. This illustration depicts …
ATTRIBUTION REQUIRED: This fall protection image is free to use for all purposes including commercial use but you must provide a link back to atlantictraining.com as the source of the forklift image. Learn more. Image Description: A fall prevention system in the form of a harness, lanyards, D-clips, locking snap hooks, lines, connectors, anchors and the …
ATTRIBUTION REQUIRED: This forklift image is free to use for all purposes including commercial use but you must provide a link back to atlantictraining.com as the source of the forklift image. Learn more. Image Description: Image of a crane in action, hoisting a single steel beam. The crane is in mid-rotation as it relocates the material …
ATTRIBUTION REQUIRED: This construction forklift image is free to use for all purposes including commercial use but you must provide a link back to atlantictraining.com as the source of the forklift image. Learn more. Image Description: Construction forklift with forks in the air illustration. Can be used for your next safety presentation or even added to …
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ATTRIBUTION REQUIRED: This image is free to use for all purposes including commercial use but you must provide a link back to atlantictraining.com as the source of the image. Learn more. Image Description: Descending GHS labels displaying proper HAZCOM as described OSHA new standards. Share this Image On Your Site </p> <p><strong>Please include attribution to www.atlantictraining.com/blog …
