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Free printable lean, safety and quality posters

Visual aids for plant walls, team boards and notice boards, in five series: safety, quality, environment, lean and continuous improvement, and a quick-reference set with worked numbers. Print them at any size from Letter to 24 x 36 in, or share the PNG.

  • Print-ready at six sizes

    Vector PDFs at 24 x 36 in, 18 x 24 in, A2, A3, Letter, A4. Text and shapes stay sharp at any size, and nothing runs to the edge, so office printers and print shops both work.

  • Free PNG to share

    Every poster is also a 300 dpi PNG you can download straight away, with no form: for Teams, the intranet, a TV screen or a LinkedIn post.

  • Plain words, your details

    Large type that reads from across an aisle, no jargon and no sales pitch. Where your site's details matter, the poster leaves a blank to fill in.

The posters are free to print and share, under the same terms as the free templates. Teaching the method behind a poster? The free training decks cover 5S, kaizen, autonomous maintenance and the 8 wastes.

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About the posters

  1. Yes. The 300 dpi PNG of every poster downloads straight away with no form. The print-ready PDFs (24 x 36 in, 18 x 24 in, A2, A3, Letter and A4) download after you enter your name and work email once; there is no account and nothing to pay.

  2. 24 x 36 in or A2 for a main wall or a team board people read from a few metres away; 18 x 24 in or A3 for a station or a notice board; Letter or A4 for a clipboard, a binder or a handout. The A3 file also prints on 11 x 17 in paper with fit to page.

  3. You can print, share and pin them up as often as you like, and fill in the blanks by hand. The posters are general guidance: check them against your own site rules and procedures, especially the safety posters, before you put them up.

  4. No. They are reminders of good general practice. Your site's risk assessments, written procedures (for example each machine's lockout procedure) and local regulations always come first.