Workplace safety posters

Personal hygiene posters

Good personal hygiene protects workers, colleagues and the people they serve.

4 free personal hygiene posters

A4 and A3 PDFs. Ink-light copies print with much less colour.

Download the whole set

All 4 posters in A4 and A3 PDF, with the ink-light versions, in one ZIP file (369 KB).

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How to use them

  1. Put the hygiene basics poster in staff rooms and changing areas.
  2. Display the do and do not list by wash basins and lockers.
  3. Hang the coughs and sneezes poster in kitchens, reception areas and shared offices.
  4. Print the daily check for staff in food and care roles to tick off before each shift.
  5. Pair these with the wash your hands posters at every basin.

About these posters

This free set has four printable posters for kitchens, care settings, shops, salons and offices: a hygiene basics poster covering hands, clothing, coughs and feeling unwell, a do and do not list, a catch it, bin it, clean your hands guide to coughs and sneezes, and a daily hygiene check to fill in. Hand-washing steps are in our separate wash your hands posters. The posters are general good practice. They do not replace your organisation's own hygiene policy. Each comes in A4 and A3 PDF, with ink-light copies of the fill-in posters.

Questions

Do these include hand-washing steps?

No. These cover wider personal hygiene habits. For the step-by-step method, use our wash your hands posters.

Is this food hygiene training?

No. They are reminders for everyday habits. Food businesses should follow their own written hygiene procedures and training.

What if the job needs different rules for hair or jewellery?

The daily check says where your role needs it. Cross out or edit lines on the printed sheet to match your own policy.

Is there a black and white version?

Yes. The do and do not list and the daily check have ink-light copies.

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