Christopher Paul Dean Interview - Learning about the Georgia Tech Artwork and the Mighty Line Floor Tape used to create it.

Safety Outside Of The Box

On today’s Vodcast – we’re going to be covering getting creative with safety. So stay tuned.

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Recently, one of our sponsors – Mighty Line – had some art commissioned for their home office. We were fortunate to get to interview the artist responsible. The name of this artist is Christopher Dean. And the reason we’re mentioning him on this podcast is his way of bringing out-of-the-box thinking to Mighty Line’s products.

You can find that interview in its entirety by going to:

https://vimeo.com/611936649

So what does the artwork have to do with Safety?

As you go about your day-to-day operations at your facility – you’re met with a plethora of various safety notifications. Or at least we HOPE you are! It actually starts from the moment you get in your car – and your dashboard starts giving you information. Indicators and alarms for things like gas levels, tire pressure, and seat belts may be totally ignored. And it may even continue to the trip to work. Stationary and Digital Signs, cones, and/or people giving instructions may only get a portion of your attention. And then at work – the Safety Tape and Signs all over your facility may have become almost invisible to you. We liken it to someone who works at a fertilizer plant that can’t smell how bad it is. You just get so accustomed to your surroundings – that they become part of the landscape.

Now we’re not suggesting an art installation that jumps out at your staff – but instead, thinking outside of the box to make safety more noticeable.

Maybe it’s putting signs in different areas each week to keep them noticed.

It could be adding colorful warning safety tape to poles instead of paint.

Or simply just having regular pre-shift updates on where different safety precautions are located and the reason why they’re there. And changing what locations you cover each time.

This thinking outside of the box will hopefully keep your staff from becoming blind to the items put in place to keep them safe.

Thank you for listening to Warehouse Safety Tips – and have a SAFE day!

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