What is the building slogan?

Construction slogans are language and text that are hung in a more conspicuous position during construction on the construction site to remind construction safety, construction quality, etc. Construction slogans include construction quality slogans, construction safety slogans, civilized construction slogans, etc.

Safety is the foundation of life, and violations are the source of accidents.

Pay attention to safety at all times and prevent accidents everywhere.

Take one more look to ensure safety, take one more precaution and avoid accidents.

Negligence brings pain, safety creates happiness.

You only have one life, safety is with you throughout your life.

In addition to slogans, there are also some wall charts, such as:

Dewatering and drainage must be done before earth excavation.

The dismantled materials are not allowed to be thrown downwards. When dismantling larger components, they must be lifted down with a rope or crane and transported away. The loose and broken materials are slid down using a chute and cleaned and transported away. During the demolition process, in order to ensure the stability of the parts of the building that have not been demolished, some parts should be reinforced according to the structural characteristics before continuing with the demolition, and professional and technical personnel should provide on-site guidance. Do not push the wall down onto the floor.

The safety alarm bell keeps ringing:

Although there are thousands of beautiful sounds,

only the alarm bell is the most beautiful;

This sound is always in my ears Ringing,

Safety is always on my mind.

The slogan reminds people to pay attention to safety during construction in the form of text, and the wall chart uses text and pictures to more vividly reflect the importance of paying attention to safety during construction.

Slogans and wall charts each have their own merits, it depends on which one you like to choose.

You can check out the Wall Culture website, which has many slogan posters and the architectural slogans you need. Hope this helps. . .