Any suggestions or direction? Hitting a bit of a creative black hole... I need to develop a proposal for a poster (with pictures not words) that highlights safety culture. Maybe a manager looking 1 way while an operative does something silly whilst the manager is not looking?! I'm no artist so hoping some kind of clipart will fit the bill, but all suggestions welcome :-)

Not a simple matter to depict safety culture (the entire concept? where you as an organisation? etc) Try a search of Safety Culture Maturity:- http://www.google.co.uk/...amp;biw=1195&bih=731

they tried that at my last place of work, everyone stuck cuttings from page 3 over the mirrors, I'm pretty certain our H&S team looked nothing like that

Jake A 'creative' message pays attention to cultural constraints as well as stimulation. For example, if you wish your poster to emphasise 'user friendly' safe work environments, you can reflect messages from leading ergonomics designers like Bill Moggridge and D Norman. But if you wish to emphasis legal compliance and fairness, you could choose an image from Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, with a caption relating to an employer's pound of flesh, that balances stimulation with appropriate sensitivity to The Equality Act and to cultural norms and stereotypes. Other themes relevant to safety culture might include: > Business Savviness, with an illustration reflecting research about 'The H Factor of Personality' (Lee and Ashton, 2013), c. 9, 'Money, Power and Sex'. > Emotional Intelligence, with an illustration reflecting the chapter 'Do you have to be smart to be leader?', in 'All you need to know about leadership?, D Pendleton & A Furnham, 2012 > Mindful co-operation, with an illustration of a musical quartet or a band > a culture of alignment amidst busyness and diversity, with an illustration from Lilliput or from Brobdingnag, in Gulliver's Travels. by Jonathan Swift. There are many more possibilities but relevant research on effective impact suggests the maxim of '7 = or - 2' in the level of complexity of the information people can readily assimilate at any one time. In designing a safety poster, your choices depend on the style of safety leadership you choose to enact.

I like network rails. Concise. http://www.networkrailme...ilsID=2398&SizeId=-1

You could have one person doing and wearing all the safety equipment with another person not being safe next to them with a coffin next to them with the words THINK HEALTH & SAFETY OR DIE, shocking staff into thinking about health and safety is sometimes the only way.