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The web site itself may have changed. You can check the current page or check for previous versions at the Internet Archive. Yahoo! is not affiliated with the authors of this page or responsible for its content. Regulatory S-25 294 Regulator y Marking Ergonomic Safety K Back Care Weight Range Labels 0 10 Ergonomic Caution Labels Reduce injuries by reminding employees not to lift
loads that are too heavy 6" x 6" paper labels available 100/pkg and 500/roll Also available in 10" x 10" self-stick polyester Paper Labels are 5" x 2" Available 500/roll or packs of 100 50 30
50 20
30 10
20 Safe Lifting Tips Labels Reduce injuries and down time related to lifting by
showing 3 tips to safe lifting on every box 6" x 6" paper labels available 100/pkg and 500/roll Also available in 10" x 10" self-stick polyester Safe Lifting Technique Place on heavy packages to reinforce ergonomic
training and reduce back injuries 6" x 6" paper labels available 100/pkg and 500/roll Also available in 10" x 10" self-stick polyester Specify your weight range here Safe Lifting Tips ERGONOMIC CAUTION Avoid lifting material that exceed 1/2 of your body weight Call (your phone # here) for help Bend your knees, and not your waist. this
helps you keep your center of bal-
ance and lets the strong muscles in
your legs do the lifting. Try to hold the object youre lifting
as close to your body as possible,
as you gradually straighten your legs to a stand- ing position. Twisting can overload your spine BEND YOUR KNEES AVOID TWISTING HUG THE LOAD ERGONOMIC CAUTION Avoid lifting material that exceed 1/2 of your body weight Call for help Call for help with heavy lifts Safe Lifting Tips Bend your knees, and not your waist. this
helps you keep your center of bal-
ance and lets the strong muscles in
your legs do the lifting. Try to hold the object youre lifting
as close to your body as possible,
as you gradually straighten your legs to a stand- ing position. Twisting can overload your spine BEND YOUR KNEES AVOID TWISTING HUG THE LOAD Call (your phone # here) for help Custom Safe Lifting Techniques Do not attempt to
lift beyond your strength
capacity Stand close to
package with feet
spread shoulder
width apart and
one foot slightly
in front of the
other for balance. Squat down, bend-
ing at the knees
(not your waist).
Tuck your chin and
keep your back as
vertical as possi-
ble. Get a firm
grasp on the
object before
beginning
the lift. Lift with your
LEGS, by
straightening
them. After lifting, keep
the package as
close to the body
as possible Safe Lifting Techniques Your custom message here Custom Stand close to
package with feet
spread shoulder
width apart and
one foot slightly
in front of the
other for balance. Squat down, bend-
ing at the knees
(not your waist).
Tuck your chin and
keep your back as
vertical as possi-
ble. Get a firm
grasp on the
object before
beginning
the lift. Lift with your
LEGS, by
straightening
them. After lifting, keep
the package as
close to the body
as possible Custom May We Also Suggest... Ergonomic Training Programs see page 246 Customize It Contact your local Brady Distributor for more information 92300 - 500/roll
92305 - 100/pkg Custom 92304 - 500/roll
92309 - 100/pkg 92303 - 500/roll
92308 - 100/pkg 92302 - 500/roll
92307 - 100/pkg 92301 - 500/roll
92306 - 100/pkg 92318 - 6" x 6" paper - 500/rl
92320 - 6" x 6" paper - 100/pkg
92322 - 10" x 10" self-stick polyester 92312 - 6" x 6" paper - 500/roll
92314 - 6" x 6" paper - 100/pkg 92324 - 6" x 6" paper - 500/rl
92326 - 6" x 6" paper - 100/pkg
92328 - 10" x 10" self-stick polyester
Stock Description
6" x 6" Paper 500/roll
6" x 6" Paper 100/pkg
10" x 10" Self-stick Polyester Custom Description
6" x 6" Paper 500/roll
6" x 6" Paper 100/pkg
10" x 10" Self-stick Polyester Regulatory S-25 9/21/06 4:36 PM Page 294
The web site itself may have changed. You can check the current page or check for previous versions at the Internet Archive. Yahoo! is not affiliated with the authors of this page or responsible for its content. Regulatory S-25 294 Regulator y Marking Ergonomic Safety K Back Care Weight Range Labels 0 10 Ergonomic Caution Labels Reduce injuries by reminding employees not to lift
loads that are too heavy 6" x 6" paper labels available 100/pkg and 500/roll Also available in 10" x 10" self-stick polyester Paper Labels are 5" x 2" Available 500/roll or packs of 100 50 30
50 20
30 10
20 Safe Lifting Tips Labels Reduce injuries and down time related to lifting by
showing 3 tips to safe lifting on every box 6" x 6" paper labels available 100/pkg and 500/roll Also available in 10" x 10" self-stick polyester Safe Lifting Technique Place on heavy packages to reinforce ergonomic
training and reduce back injuries 6" x 6" paper labels available 100/pkg and 500/roll Also available in 10" x 10" self-stick polyester Specify your weight range here Safe Lifting Tips ERGONOMIC CAUTION Avoid lifting material that exceed 1/2 of your body weight Call (your phone # here) for help Bend your knees, and not your waist. this
helps you keep your center of bal-
ance and lets the strong muscles in
your legs do the lifting. Try to hold the object youre lifting
as close to your body as possible,
as you gradually straighten your legs to a stand- ing position. Twisting can overload your spine BEND YOUR KNEES AVOID TWISTING HUG THE LOAD ERGONOMIC CAUTION Avoid lifting material that exceed 1/2 of your body weight Call for help Call for help with heavy lifts Safe Lifting Tips Bend your knees, and not your waist. this
helps you keep your center of bal-
ance and lets the strong muscles in
your legs do the lifting. Try to hold the object youre lifting
as close to your body as possible,
as you gradually straighten your legs to a stand- ing position. Twisting can overload your spine BEND YOUR KNEES AVOID TWISTING HUG THE LOAD Call (your phone # here) for help Custom Safe Lifting Techniques Do not attempt to
lift beyond your strength
capacity Stand close to
package with feet
spread shoulder
width apart and
one foot slightly
in front of the
other for balance. Squat down, bend-
ing at the knees
(not your waist).
Tuck your chin and
keep your back as
vertical as possi-
ble. Get a firm
grasp on the
object before
beginning
the lift. Lift with your
LEGS, by
straightening
them. After lifting, keep
the package as
close to the body
as possible Safe Lifting Techniques Your custom message here Custom Stand close to
package with feet
spread shoulder
width apart and
one foot slightly
in front of the
other for balance. Squat down, bend-
ing at the knees
(not your waist).
Tuck your chin and
keep your back as
vertical as possi-
ble. Get a firm
grasp on the
object before
beginning
the lift. Lift with your
LEGS, by
straightening
them. After lifting, keep
the package as
close to the body
as possible Custom May We Also Suggest... Ergonomic Training Programs see page 246 Customize It Contact your local Brady Distributor for more information 92300 - 500/roll
92305 - 100/pkg Custom 92304 - 500/roll
92309 - 100/pkg 92303 - 500/roll
92308 - 100/pkg 92302 - 500/roll
92307 - 100/pkg 92301 - 500/roll
92306 - 100/pkg 92318 - 6" x 6" paper - 500/rl
92320 - 6" x 6" paper - 100/pkg
92322 - 10" x 10" self-stick polyester 92312 - 6" x 6" paper - 500/roll
92314 - 6" x 6" paper - 100/pkg 92324 - 6" x 6" paper - 500/rl
92326 - 6" x 6" paper - 100/pkg
92328 - 10" x 10" self-stick polyester
Stock Description
6" x 6" Paper 500/roll
6" x 6" Paper 100/pkg
10" x 10" Self-stick Polyester Custom Description
6" x 6" Paper 500/roll
6" x 6" Paper 100/pkg
10" x 10" Self-stick Polyester Regulatory S-25 9/21/06 4:36 PM Page 294
