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Colorful COVID-19 safety posters developed just for you! Whether you’ve been operating throughout the pandemic or are preparing to return to work, these posters will help remind and inform your employees about proper COVID-19 prevention etiquetteHang them in strategic places around the workplace to encourage workers to follow company policies, while also keeping them safe and healthy. 

The complimentary COVID-19 safety posters you’ll download include:

  • Please Wear a Face Mask – Prompts employees to wear a face mask and demonstrates how to properly cover the face 
  • Stop the Spread of Germs – Summarizes how to prevent the spread of germs 
  • Wash Your Hands – Encourages suitable hand washing practices 
  • Symptoms of Coronavirus – Reminds employees to be self-aware  
  • Please Keep Your Distance – Promotes social distancing 
  • Stop: Room Closed – Indicates a room that is off-limits  
  • Please No Handshakes – Offers great alternatives to shaking hands, like waving or using a simple “namaste” gesture.  

Every organization most certainly has its own set of rules and guidelines around covid. Training employees to fully understand what is expected of them is one of first steps in continuing operations throughout the pandemic or beginning the return to work process, and a one-time training effort will not suffice. Like many safety protocols, it is important to do it often and remind employees how to stop the spread of COVID-19. Posters are great way to remind your team of what you‘ve trained them on and how to remain safe. And the timing is great, you can use these posters to help your company take part in OSHA’s National Safe + Sound Week, which launches August 10. 

Download these posters today to provide simple, yet effective, reminders on safety protocols. 

For more resources on COVID-19 and the workplace, visit EHS.com/covid-info. To learn how VelocityEHS solutions can assist you during the pandemic and beyond, check out our quick sheet “VelocityEHS Solutions for Today’s EHS Challenges”.