eLearning Course

Signs, Tags, Labels & Placards™ - Part 1

Understanding Signs and Other Safety Communication Tools

In this eLearning course, we’ll review the meaning and importance of signs, tags, labels, and placards. These contain information that is intended to change behavior, give instructions, and/or convey important safety information.

Learning Path & Details

Workplace Safety
Type: eLearning - Safety Classics
Audience: General
Level: Foundational
Seat Time: 15 Minutes
Available As: Hosted eLearning, eLearning

Topics

Suggested Industry Usage

Industrial & Manufacturing

Competencies

Keeping a Safe Workplace

Learning Objectives

Review behavioral signs.
Review informational signs.
Review hazardous materials labeling.

Interactivity

Audible Narration
Linear Navigation
Integrated Video
Post-Assessment

Buying Options

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Training Files (1)

English

Title	Type	Time/Pages	Language
Signs, Tags, Labels & Placards - Part 1 eLearning File	eLearning Course	–	English	Demo

Additional Information

The appearance and meaning of many of signs, tags, etc. are standardized so that information is conveyed quickly and in a readily understandable form. A variety of rules also governs where, when, and how these informational and warning markers must be used.