The poster draws attention to the fact that relevant information can be obtained from the labels of chemical products. It depicts a container whose label features two large eyes.

The poster emphasises that using gloves can prevent cement's harmful effects to skin. It shows a trowel loaded with cement accompanied by a speech bubble saying that gloves should be used.

The poster highlights the fact that the prevention capability of gloves is lost when they are damaged. It shows a damaged glove and indicates that this should be checked. 

The poster illustrates the hazards of improper waste handling, which can affect bystanders. It shows a person happily pouring a yellow liquid from a bottle into the sink. The drains are filled with the yellow substance and, on the other side of the wall, yellow vapours are emitted from another sink, where another person is lying ill on the ground.

The poster draws attention to the health risks that may arise from mixing hazardous and/or dangerous waste materials. It shows a cartoon figure putting all sorts of materials into a large barrel bearing many hazard signs. Green vapours are being emitted from the barrel and he looks ill.

The poster highlights the importance of proper labelling — even on waste materials. It shows a rusty barrel being labelled with a hazard sign.

The poster draws attention to the risks of using containers that are contaminated with other materials. It shows a container bearing different hazards signs stuck one on top of another.

The poster is a general warning concerning the storage of hazardous waste materials. It shows barrels and containers bearing hazard signs piled on top of one another, with a ball being thrown at the pyramid, like in an amusement park.

The poster draws attention to the dangers of mixing hazardous waste materials. It shows hazard signs piled in a common kitchen blender, with the shadow of the blender appearing as a bomb with the fuse alight.

The poster highlights proper waste management (storing) practices. It shows a barrel bearing a hazard sign zoned off with access control barriers and traffic cones.