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 ...

FORT SILL, Okla. -- The Army is focused on ensuring their Soldiers are safe. Safety is stressed during training exercises, equipment operation, even during long weekends and while on leave. Sometimes ...

The winning entry in the third annual Massachusetts Safe Jobs for Youth poster contest has an important message for teen workers: Don’t be a statistic. Sixteen-year-old Shari Coté of Taunton, Mass., ...

FULLERTON — Awards to be presented during the June 8 Fullerton School District board meeting will honor six Fullerton students chosen as the winners in this year’s Railroad Safety Poster Contest. The ...

A colorful and informative Equipment Safety Infographic is available for free download from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) in recognition and support of June National Safety Month.

For Paul Rennie it was, as he puts it, his "Tutankhamun moment". A lifelong passion for posters had produced a growing personal collection, a shop in Folkestone and – eventually – a career as a ...

IPAF is offering free posters as part of its Andy Access campaign promoting the safe use of mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs). The characters Andy Access and Hugh Hazard form the basis of the ...

North of England P&I club has launched a graphic new series of safety posters as part of its continuing campaign to help reduce personal injuries on ships. Unlike previous safety poster series ...

DENVER -- The Red Cross is developing a new pool safety poster after some criticized the organization for being racially insensitive in a previous version of the poster. Margaret Sawyer said when she ...

A water safety poster that was originally part of the Red Cross' 2014 "Aquatics Centennial Campaign" garnered widespread attention in June 2016 after it was spotted at the Salida Pool and Recreation ...

The Red Cross apologized for the "Be Cool" posters in a statement that was posted online Monday. When Margaret Sawyer first noticed the Red Cross safety poster at a pool in Salida, Colo., she thought ...