Health and safety cartoon – The Importance of Proper Health and Safety Practice in the Workplace is Vital to the Success of a Business

Health and safety whiteboard animation cartoon video to keep you safe at work – “I’m going on a safety training course tomorrow…”
You can licence this video to use in your training programmes. It can also be edited if you prefer different captions, make changes to the artwork, have your logo added, use a different language(You’ll have to help me with that!) Also create something entirely new to suit your courses – I’m happy to work with you to get the right results!
Contact Richard on +44 7951 929 836 or email: rd@safetycartoon.com
As I’m sure you’re aware you need to keep Health and Safety at the forefront of everyone’s mind 24-7. Health and Safety cartoons can illustrate serious messages in a light hearted way. Most organisations primarily use the cartoons as posters, usually on a regular basis. In this way, employees are informed of ongoing safety issues. Consider safety cartoons via emails, training materials, Powerpoint presentations and calendars(They’re in front of them everyday of the year!)
Remember, save one accident and any cartoon you commission will have paid for itself a hundred fold.
Health and Safety Cartoons Get Serious Messages Across In A Funny Way!
Benefits of good health and safety cartoons…
* reduced costs;
* reduced risks;
* lower employee absence rates;
* fewer accidents as employees are made aware of possible accidents;
* increased productivity, because employees are aware, healthier, happier and better motivated.
Hazard Spotting Health and safety cartoon – for a car repair workshop. Some of the hazards I was asked to include were: unsafe racking, overloaded racking, fire hazard when welding, twisting body with heavy load, unsecured racking on wall, blocked fire exit, walking-talking on phone, trailing wires trip hazard, listening to music oblivious to what’s going on around him, hazardous chemicals not properly stored, hitting head while under car lift, carrying too much with obscured vision, car with engine running, oil slip hazard, incorrect lifting of car batteries, incorrect lifting of oxygen/gas bottles, smoking, parts left on floor, chemicals in eye, using angle grinder without safety glasses, food left on bench, fire extinguisher not in correct place.
Nearly 50% of all accidents involving abrasive wheels are due to operator error or unsafe system of work. Workers should take precautions to prevent accidents in the use of abrasive wheels, in particular injury resulting from contact with a running wheel or either wheel breakage. There is no substitute for thorough practical training.