Infographics
Infographics are graphic visual representations of information, data or knowledge. These graphics present complex information quickly and clearly, such as in signs, maps, journalism, technical writing, and education. With an infographic you can communicate OSHA concepts and principles in an interesting and dynamic way that is proven to increase safety message retention.
A visual overview of the safest US cities and most dangerous US cities to live and work in.
Most know that texting while driving is dangerous, but many do not fully grasp that having cellphone conversations while driving is equally dangerous.
Bloodborne pathogens are infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans. Find out which occupations are at most risk of bloodborne pathogen exposure with this infographic.
An MSD prevention process that works will reduce ergonomic risk factors and individual risk factors by putting controls in place.Take a look at this infographic. How proactive is your company about measuring and reducing MSD risk factors?
Some stats indicate that OSHA is is a bureaucratic agency that strangles businesses in red tape while failing it’s intended purpose to save workers lives. But other stats tell a different story – the story of an agency that reduces worker injury rates and saves businesses money. Both sides are presented in this compelling infographic.
Use this map to see what the texting and driving laws are in each state.
Download our latest infographic for alarming statistics on emergency preparedness.
If you’ve ever felt like you’re the only good driver on the road some days, you’re not alone—in fact, surveys show that most people believe they are better, more reliable drivers than the other people on the road at any given time.
A look at just waht constitutes sexual harassment in the workplace, howe prevalent it is, what the consequences are and how to protect your business.
This infographic demonstrates the numbers of fatal work incidents by state, gives a breakdown of which types of fatal work incidents are most common and lists the construction industries “fatal four”.


