OPPOSITE  ×  AUSTRALIA POST

Safety Communication Survey.

Australia Post sends a lot of safety messages. We want to know which ones actually land, and which ones get lost on the way to your shift.

OPPOSITE×AUSTRALIA POST
Project Signal

What's this survey about?

Australia Post is building a better way to design safety communications — the alerts, toolbox talks, notices and newsletters that are meant to keep people safe. The project is called Signal.

Right now, most safety messages are measured by whether they were sent and read. What we don't know is whether they were understood and acted on. That's the gap this survey helps us close.

You're the person these messages are actually for. Your answers tell us what's working, what's noise, and what needs to change.

TIME
3–4 minutes
QUESTIONS
7 short pages
YOUR ANSWERS
Confidential

What does SIGNAL mean?

Six things a message has to do to actually work. We'll ask you about each one.
S
See It
Attention
I
Interpret It
Understanding
G
Grasp Relevance
Meaning
N
Navigate It
Orientation
A
Act On It
Behaviour
L
Live It
Reinforcement
Your answers are confidential and reported only as combined themes — never as individual responses, and never back to your manager. You choose at the end whether to share your name with us.
▚ SIGNAL ACQUIRED

Thank you.

Your responses are in. Every answer helps us design safety communications that cut through — messages that are seen, understood, and acted on in the real conditions people work in.

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