Campaign resources

Be part of the Cone Zone campaign May 13 – August 31, 2024

Support the 2024 Cone Zone campaign by engaging your organization, stakeholders, and community. The purpose of these resources is to give you some ideas and materials that you can use to support the campaign and to promote Cone Zone messaging year round. We appreciate your partnership to help make a difference in roadside worker safety across the province.

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Social media messages, images, and videos

Distribute Cone Zone messages and images, or add links to videos, on your social media channels. Consider sending one of the messages out on campaign launch day and follow with a weekly message throughout the duration of the campaign. Roadside work happens all year so don’t forget to post at other times of the year, too. Here are a few example messages to get you started.

Messages

• General Public
• Employer, Supervisor and Workers

X (formerly known as Twitter) images

Select and download.

Instagram images

Select and download.

Facebook images

Select and download.

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Videos

Review the videos in the resource library.  Select and download videos to accompany your messages, or use the videos in presentations.

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Messages, posters and images for websites and newsletters

Include Cone Zone messages or articles, posters, and images on your website, in your newsletters, in your office, or in your other internal or external-facing communication channels.

Messages

Here are some pre-written articles you can use. Or write your own.

• General Public, Employers and Workers

Posters

Print Cone Zone posters. Place them in your lobby, lunchroom, site office, or other high-traffic areas. Email a copy of the poster(s) to your employees, partners or stakeholders.

Images

Use Twitter or Instagram images, or one of these banners, on your website or in your newsletters. Have the image link to ConeZoneBC.com.

728px x 90px

300px x 250px

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Other resources

Here are some other things that you can do.

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Have questions or want to know how you can get involved in promoting roadside worker safety?

Please contact us at info@roadsafetyatwork.ca.