Construction industry is infamous for having the most fatal accidents compared to
other industries (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2016). Safety poster can be used as a tool that can improve safety in this industry, especially when used in informal training and safety communication to nurture safety culture in companies. This study will examine existing literature on the history and visual components, as well as scenario to enhance the content in safety poster. The next chapters will discuss how the author designed thirteen safety posters based on Life Saving Rules (International Association of Oil & Gas Producers, 2013) and how the process inspired the Safety Poster Framework. The framework can help designers to produce polished safety posters. In addition, the author also provided her safety poster template as a base for companies to create their own. An effective safety poster harmoniously integrate scenario and visual design principles to attract viewers and communicate safety message that can be accurately interpreted.

Construction industry is infamous for having the most fatal accidents compared to
other industries (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2016). Safety poster can be used as a tool that can improve safety in this industry, especially when used in informal training and safety communication to nurture safety culture in companies. This study will examine existing literature on the history and visual components, as well as scenario to enhance the content in safety poster. The next chapters will discuss how the author designed thirteen safety posters based on Life Saving Rules (International Association of Oil & Gas Producers, 2013) and how the process inspired the Safety Poster Framework. The framework can help designers to produce polished safety posters. In addition, the author also provided her safety poster template as a base for companies to create their own. An effective safety poster harmoniously integrate scenario and visual design principles to attract viewers and communicate safety message that can be accurately interpreted.

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