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Baby Blues: Create Your Own Caption for Getting Into and Out of Vehicle Poster

Toddler dressed in bear snow suit in front of toy jeep with empty word bubble

Step Wisely logo

Help prevent and lessen winter slip, trip and fall incidents by using the below Step Wisely program poster. Have staff provide the caption for this message about getting into and out of vehicles safely when conditions may be slick.

Poster includes these tip:

  • Look for slick spots
  • Hold on to the automobile

Poster

Use this poster as a contest to engage staff in the Step Wisely campaign. The contest is simple to use and organizations can decide how they can use it best for their circumstances:

  • Have staff submit a caption that captures people’s attention, and works with the image and message of the poster
  • Collect submissions and determine how the best will be chosen
  • Share the winner and his or her caption with staff by hanging the poster around facilities

Baby Blues of Winter Step Wisely poster. "Remember to step wisely when getting into or out of a vehicle." Little girl getting out of jeep powerwheels toy with hands out and smiling. Wearing cute polarbear hat and gloves.

MCIT members can request to have printed Step Wisely promotional materials sent to them.

Campaign Tips

  • Place posters and table tents in prominent places, such as break rooms and exits
  • Use the digital image creatively, such as posting to the intranet, emailing to staff, placing in employee newsletter or handing out at staff meetings
  • Keep the message fresh: Use one topic for a few weeks then switch to another topic for a few weeks and so on

MCIT’s Step Wisely program helps make slip, trip and fall prevention efforts easy for its members. Slip, trip and fall incidents are particularly prevalent during Minnesota winters. Providing your employees and the public information to help them make safer behavior choices could keep your employees from being injured and save your organization significant costs, time and grief related to those injuries.

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