Workplace safety is no joke. But sometimes, we get caught up in taking things so seriously, that we don’t let ourselves have any fun. It’s important to find that balance, and let yourself lighten up every now and then. These signs will definitely help.
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These people who know the importance of a good dance session.
When there’s trouble ahead, there’s only one thing to do. Stop, drop, and face the music. Dancing has been shown to improve happiness, after all.
- This sign that wants you to know exactly what’s going on.
Some people keep their feelings hidden. Others are straightforward. Whoever made this sign is someone who tells it just like it is. Perhaps whoever disobeys this sign needs some electrical safety training.
- This potentially improbable situation.
When you’re a commuter, anything out there that can help brighten your day is a good thing. We’re thinking that the makers of this sign knew this fact to be all too true. That, or there are some things about the subway that we really didn’t know about until now.
- A reminder about how to behave.
It seems sad there needs to be a sign about this, but if you’re being rude, other people won’t like it. It seems that the tube mice won’t like it either, because they’ll come up to you and tell you to stop.
- A warning against everything that happens in the movies.
Unfortunately, no, when you get bitten by a spider you probably won’t turn into Spiderman. The same goes for falling into toxic waste. It won’t turn you into the next Avenger. It will turn you into that little skull and bones so nicely depicted on the warning sign. But the alternative would be nice, wouldn’t it?
- This unexplained advice.
If anything, this makes us want to open the door after dusk. What happens after dusk – and more importantly, what time is dusk, exactly?
- This sign letting you know terrible consequences.
We’re not sure what machine this is, but whatever you do, don’t go near it.
- A fine you’ll want to avoid.
First of all, there doesn’t seem to be enough security on this box. Second of all, that fine seems a little unreasonable.
- More than just regular danger.
Shouldn’t this sign also include a warning that you shouldn’t go any further?
- Something you wouldn’t want to happen.
No matter what language you’re working in, whatever’s going on here is an experience you’d probably want to avoid.
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