Soviet Industrial Safety Poster – High Voltage Warning (1984)

This is an original Soviet industrial safety poster from 1984, issued by Energoatomizdat in Moscow and printed in Tula. It features a bold graphic design warning workers about the dangers of working with electrical installations above 1000 volts, with illustrated safety instructions on how to correctly use clamp meters and maintain safe posture when measuring high-voltage equipment. The poster measures approximately 22 by 17 inches (56 by 43 cm).

Printed on April 17, 1984, this piece reflects the striking graphic style of late Soviet workplace safety campaigns. It has some wear, edge scuffs, and pinholes from hanging, but the colors remain strong and it displays very well. This is a rare example of Cold War era industrial design and propaganda art, ideal for collectors of Soviet posters or historical ephemera.