a different kind of gun
  • English

    A different kind of gun.

    Thousands of people are injured using nail guns every year. Never use the “bump fire” setting when around others, or when working in a cramped position. Only use approved fasteners. And, always wear hearing and hand protection.

    NOTE: We can adjust the wording on any poster to suit your needs.

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all guns have risks
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    All guns have risks.

    When working with staple guns and nail guns make sure to wear hand and eye protection. Always turn the tool off and point it towards the floor before attempting to clear staple or nail jams.

    NOTE: We can adjust the wording on any poster to suit your needs.

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chips can fly
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    Chips can fly.

    Using chisels, especially on hard surfaces like cement, brick or stone, can cause serious eye injuries from flying debris. Always wear properly fitting eye protection that is designed for the job.

    NOTE: We can adjust the wording in any poster to suit your needs.

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down to the bone
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    Down to the bone.

    Working with any kind of sharp blade can be extremely hazardous and could result in deep flesh wounds. Always wear appropriate hand protection and avoid making cutting motions in the direction of your body.

    NOTE: We can adjust the wording in any poster to suit your needs.

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Fry~day ends everything.
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    Fry~day ends everything.

    When it comes to working with electricity there’s no room for error. Even the smallest mistake could result in electric shock or electrocution. Fry~day doesn’t have to be a part of your work week.

    NOTE: We can adjust the wording in any poster to suit your needs.

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if your job's a grind
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    If your job’s a grind.

    A visit to the hospital shouldn’t follow the use of grinding equipment. Always wear eye, hearing and hand protection. When working with bench grinders always keep guards, hoods, and tool rests in place.

    NOTE: We can adjust the wording in any poster to suit your needs.

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inside or over
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    Inside or over.

    Working in a consistently loud area or being subject to short bursts of sound at high volumes can damage your hearing. Assess your work space hazard and always wear the right protection.

    NOTE: We can adjust the wording in any poster to suit your needs.

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knuckle duster
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    Knuckle duster.

    Every year in North America over 50,000 people are injured using hammers. When using a hammer maintain a firm grip, hit target objects squarely, and keep your wrist straight to allow the weight of the hammer to do its job.

    NOTE: We can adjust the wording in any poster to suit your needs.

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lookin' good
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    Lookin’ good.

    Every day over 2,000 people in North America suffer eye injuries. Dust, splinters, flecks of metal, chemical splashes and welding arcs can all cause serious injury. Always wear properly fitting eye protection that is designed for the job.

    NOTE: We can adjust the wording in any poster to suit your needs.

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the end could be near
  • English

    The end could be near.

    Working with steel winch cables or ropes that are under stretch pressure can be extremely hazardous. Always inspect cables and ropes for nicks and kinks before use, and never use an under-rated cable for your application. The results could be deadly.

    NOTE: We can adjust the wording in any poster to suit your needs.

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Unplug it to stay safe.3
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    Unplug it to stay safe.

    Working with electric hand tools can be dangerous. To keep yourself and coworkers safe always unplug power tools when not in use, and exercise extreme caution in damp working conditions.

    NOTE: We can adjust the wording in any poster to suit your needs.

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what's on the other side
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    What’s on the other side?

    You never know what you may hit when you drill through drywall and other surfaces on a construction or renovation site. Exercise caution to avoid drilling into live electrical wires, plumbing, and other hazards.

    NOTE We can adjust the wording in any poster to suit your needs.

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