Graphic Design for HAZMAT Decontamination Training

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3 Commentaire récents

• 5 octobre 2013 00:01 teamdecon
  Porteur du Projet
  These designs are looking great and I'm pleased with the updates offered after feedback is submitted.
  
  I've just uploaded 4 photographs of gas masks to help give some direction on how to depict a mask. I hope designers find this helpful.
  
  I'm an interested in designs that offer a 2-color option. Red and black or red and white seem good, but I'm open to other combinations as well.
  
  Thank you to all the designers who have submitted thus far!

• 1 octobre 2013 14:19 teamdecon
  Porteur du Projet
  The project I have started service is not a company logo, but rather, a graphic design I would use to promote and enhance a specific type of instructional program I provide: hazardous materials (HAZMAT) decontamination procures.
  
  I'd likely use it for a t-shirt that I'd issue to customers or I might print the graphic on training certificates, handouts, or promotional materials.
  
  Per my creative brief, I would like designers to create a design that modifies the traditional skull and crossbones (used as an internationally-recognized symbol for hazardous materials) to an image of a gas mask and a wash brush and shower wand replacing the bones. See the attached image of the HAZMAT skull and crossbones. It is available from the United Nations website: http://www.unece.org/trans/danger/publi/ghs/pictograms.html
  
  Another desired element of the graphic design would be to incorporate a bio-hazard and/or radiological symbol, perhaps modified creatively.
  
  A final T-Shift would include the graphic design along with the title: Decontamination Technician

• 1 octobre 2013 11:33 SiteAdmin
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  Designers,
  
  Please only use images provided by the project holder. If in case source of images has not been provided, you are requested to use images from “www.thinkstockphotos.com”.
  
  Images used from any other website or source will not be accepted. In case you are using images from “www.thinkstockphotos.com”, please make sure to keep a record of image ID numbers as contest winners will be required to provide those ID's.
  Furthermore, designers are requested only to use system fonts on all web design projects, files with non-system fonts will not be accepted.
  DESIGNERS ARE STRICTLY ADVISED TO ABIDE TO THESE RULES. STRICT ACTION WOULD BE TAKEN IN CASE OF ANY VIOLATION.
  Thanks!
  
  MB/LDG/LS/ZD Team