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This report documents a three-phase research effort on the evaluation of the effectiveness of safety symbols and hazard pictorials for use In mining and milling operations. In the first phase, applicable codes and standards were reviewed, along with documentation of typical mining hazards, to determine relevant safety messages. This phase included site visits to eight mine sites to document existing sign practice and common mining hazards. In the second phase, the effectiveness of two sets of symbols for 40 different safety messages was evaluated with 267 miners from 10 sites at disparate geographical locations. This evaluation also included an assessment of the effectiveness of six different symbol surround shapes and colors. Symbols which were the most effective, according to the suggested criteria, were those which depicted both the person and the hazard or protective gear, and which were more representational, rather than highly abstract. Based upon this research, a set of 40 symbols was suggested for further graphic refinement, additional evaluation, and eventual use. In the third phase, these symbols were assessed in an inmlne evaluation at 2 sites. This evaluation indicated that the symbol signs were generally well understood and conspicuous, with no problems of durability, or poor contrast arising during the three-month evaluation. A Handbook for using symbol signs in mines concludes the report.

Use of hazard pictorials symbols in the minerals industry