Identifying Hazard Signs

HAZARD SIGNS :

What is a Hazard?

• It is danger 
• It is something that can cause harm to a vulnerable target or you.
• It could be something that could fall on you, crush you, scratch you, gas you, there are a lot of ways you could get harmed, and that is called a hazard.
• For example, if a liquid spills onto the floor and you slip that is called a slipping hazard.

MANDATORY SIGNS: 

What is a Mandatory Sign?

• It's a sign telling traffic what they can, can't do.
• The signs are used to set obligations of all traffic, in specific road areas.
• Mandatory means it is something you need to do rather than a choice, you're getting told.
• For example, if it is a photo of a guy with headphones on it means you need to wear headphones.

PROHIBITORY SIGNS:

What is a Prohibitive sign?

• It is a sign that only shows what or who is forbidden.
• It is a safety sign prohibiting behavior that is likely to cause a risk to health or safety.
• For example, if it is a sign of a crossed out cigarette that means you cannot smoke in that area.

Here is a link to each sign safety risks and meanings:

Hazard-Link

Mandatory- Link

Prohibitive-Link

CATCHY JINGLES!

 

Here is a Pikochart infographic I have done on commercials/ad Jingles.

Here are links to the 4 Jingles I rated-

Band-aid
Bunnings
The Warehouse
State Insurance

What am I  learning?
I am learning how to make a catchy jingle and what do you need to do in order to make a good one.

How does this work show my learning?
This work shows my learning through a Piktochart I have created, here is a link to Piktochart.

What am I wondering?
I am wondering who came up with jingles for commercials/ads, and when was the first commercial ever created and by whom.