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If you’re planning on printing out your poster, there are some basic guidelines you should keep in mind. Visualize where you will pin up your poster It doesn’t matter what uniform you’re wearing, how long you’ve been on the railway, or how senior you are, we all have a responsibility tobehave safely, and challengeunsafe behaviours and conditions when we see them. Toothed whales have melons. Not the fruit! A toothed whale's melon is the name given to a fatty lump on the head of dolphins, porpoises and other whales with teeth. The melon is crucial to communication underwater. These poster design tips can be applied to virtually any poster you design. So let’s get into it! CREATE A POSTER INFOGRAPHIC Diamonds and graphite are made of the same stuff. But we don't use diamonds to draw with! They're both made completely of carbon, but the way the carbon is formally arranged is different.

The most important step in the poster creation process is to understand why you are creating this type of promotional material in the first place.One of the great LSR benefits is their uniformity in application. “There is a lot of value in having everybody with the same understanding. Whether you go to an installation or facility operated by Schlumberger, Total, Shell or any number of companies, everybody is talking the same LSR language. This is true whether workers are speaking English, Arabic, Chinese, French — or any of the other nine tongues in which LSR videos are presented so far,” says IOGP Safety Director Olav Skår. More translations are to come, he adds. The final thing you should determine to save time — before designing your poster — is where it will be shared. If you want your poster to look really good on social media, size it for the specific platform you’re promoting it on . You may want to make a couple of different versions of your poster for different platforms.

If you think about your main goals from the beginning, you can use those goals to guide your choices like a professional designer would. Andrew Haines, chief executive, Network Rail has recently endorsed the Safety Vision and updated it to reflect his belief that “there is no choice to be made between safety and reliability. World-class railways deliver both,day in, day out.” We do appreciate many companies have their own Life-Saving Rules, or equivalent, that they are attached to and have been very successful for them. We are not suggesting these are not effective, however, if we are to eliminate fatalities in our Industry, we need to work together as an Industry, and that means doing the same thing in the same way wherever possible. If we all have different Life-Saving or golden Rules, then contractors, who do 80% of our work, must learn multiple ways of doing the same thing – apart from being inefficient and confusing, it introduces risk as workers struggle to remember which process they are supposed to follow. By adopting the same Life-Saving Rules, in addition to the reasons given in Q4:Remember, a square or portrait orientation looks best for mobile viewing. People are used to scrolling up and down on mobile, rather than side to side. Would you like to hang it up on a wall? Or just share it with your followers on social media so they can leave comments and send it to other friends?