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| Team MUIR Monsters |
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| Team No Slips or Falls |
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| Team Safety Blackbelts |
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| Team A-Team Safety Squad Side One |
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| Team A-Team Safety Squad Side Two |
Monday, July 22, 2013
A Picture is worth a Thousand Words…2013 Safety Poster Contest Entries
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Poster Power and Teamwork brings Safety Awareness to the forefront at Muir Omni Graphics
June:
National Safety Month is fast approaching but the 2013 plan to
highlight Safety Awareness at Muir Omni Graphics has been in the works for
several months. The more I talked with the Safety team (as a group and
individually) the more the little details of our safety awareness promotion
fell into line.
Team Composition would be key for success. I had visions that teams of a departmental nature might experience problems if they didn’t have a defined time or place to work. Some team members might be inclined to wander away to get back to their work station. My next thought was to create teams that presented a cross section of the company as a whole. Each team would include office staff, screenprinters, managers, packagers, etc. With just a little over forty employees, I have always divided them into four groups – cross-sectionally- in order to allow for required training without causing disruption to production. Yes, this would be perfect for this event too. Each team was to have one member of management, one safety team member and at least one person who could speak both English and Vietnamese. We wanted to make sure everyone on each team understood the mission and the intent of the contest.
The Contest required each team to create a poster that best describes Safety Awareness at Muir Omni Graphics. It seemed simple enough.
Team Composition would be key for success. I had visions that teams of a departmental nature might experience problems if they didn’t have a defined time or place to work. Some team members might be inclined to wander away to get back to their work station. My next thought was to create teams that presented a cross section of the company as a whole. Each team would include office staff, screenprinters, managers, packagers, etc. With just a little over forty employees, I have always divided them into four groups – cross-sectionally- in order to allow for required training without causing disruption to production. Yes, this would be perfect for this event too. Each team was to have one member of management, one safety team member and at least one person who could speak both English and Vietnamese. We wanted to make sure everyone on each team understood the mission and the intent of the contest.
The Contest required each team to create a poster that best describes Safety Awareness at Muir Omni Graphics. It seemed simple enough.
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