Free Safety Posters for Your Workplace.
Twenty print-ready posters on the hazards and habits that matter on site, from forklifts and working at height to near-miss reporting and just culture. Download any of them as a PDF. No signup.
All twenty, one by one.
Each poster covers one topic in plain steps. Open one to read it full size, or download the PDF and print it.
Forklifts & Pedestrians
Separate the risk. People and moving plant do not share the same space.
What Changed?
Stop. Look. Assess. Manage. A 30-second SLAM check before you start, and again whenever something changes.
Near Miss = Free Warning
Report it before it becomes an incident. No blame. Reporting is how we learn.
Lock Out. Try Out. Then Work.
Isolation is a life-saving control. One person, one lock, one key.
Work Smarter.
Fit the task to the person. Strains and sprains build slowly, and they are preventable.
Hot Work. Cool Head.
Control the physical agents. Arc radiation, fume, heat, noise, fire.
Fall Safe. Every Time.
Falls are the biggest killer in construction, and every one is preventable.
Clean Site. Safe Site.
Most slips, trips and falls start with something left lying around.
Last Line. Not First.
The last line of defence. Control the hazard first, then wear the kit right.
Right Tool. Right Way.
Wrong tool, missing guard, rushed change: that is how hands get hurt.
Read It. Then Use It.
The label and the safety data sheet tell you everything.
Fire Ready. Every Shift.
Fire prevention and emergency exits. Know the plan before you need it.
See It. Stop It.
Anyone on site can stop unsafe work, then follow the site procedure.
It’s Okay To Talk.
A struggling colleague is a safety issue, not a weakness.
Safety-I. Safety-II.
Why things go wrong, and why they usually go right.
Culture Is What We Do.
Not the poster on the wall. What happens on site when nobody is watching.
Try the free Safety Culture Pulse →
The Accident Triangle.
Frank Bird, 1969. 1.75 million accident reports, one pattern.
Where Are We On The Ladder?
Five stages, from denial to a way of life.
Place your own workplace on the ladder →
Fair To People. Hard On Risk.
What happens when you report a mistake, and why it is safe to do so.
Nine Rules. Every Life.
The activities that kill people in our industry, and the rule that stops each one.
A poster works when someone talks about it.
A3 on the wall, A4 on the board.
The PDFs are A3 and scale down to A4 on an office printer. Print in colour if you can.
One topic, where the work happens.
Put the forklift poster at the loading bay, not in the canteen. Change it every month so it keeps getting read.
Use it as a toolbox talk.
Walk through the numbered steps in five minutes and ask the crew what each one looks like on your site.
Posters support your risk assessments, procedures and training. They do not replace them. Free to print and display in your own workplace. Please keep them as they are, including the OHSE Resolved branding.
Need more than a poster?
If a topic here is a live problem on your site, tell us what is happening and we will tell you what to fix first.