The campaign uses amazing images to enhance early detection between outdoor workers

The new awareness campaign is encouraged by scourge owners and other construction workers who spend long -air periodic periods to verify their skin regularly to obtain signs of skin cancer.

The melanoma box uses if Skin Talk can a dark stickers conversation initiative that includes tattoo skin that is “speaking” directly to its owner, which achieves warnings about the importance of monthly examinations of the skin.

The charity invites construction, construction, scaffolding companies and logistics to display stickers in employee areas. Each of them includes a quick response code associated with guidance on how to check the skin to make unusual changes, as well as materials for health and safety surroundings in the workplace.

“He turned my world upside down.”

Dan Heyud, CEO of Prime Horizon, said his skin cancer diagnosis was unexpected.

“I never imagined that skin cancer would happen to me, but he did it, and a global heart is upside down,” He said. “Skin cancer does not care about you or the strength you think you are.

“If this campaign helps even a single colleague in an early melanoma and processing, it will be worth it. We all need to know what skin cancer is, how it is discovered, and it took five minutes a month to check our skin. It may save your life.”

The fourth most common cancer in men

Skin cancer is now the fourth most common cancer among men in the UK, where nearly 22,000 cases have been diagnosed each year, according to the melanoma.

Michel Baker, CEO of the Charitable Society, said the early discovery was decisive.

“Early caught, most cases can be dealt with successfully,” She said. “This campaign reaches more than those at risk directly and practically, making it impossible to ignore the signs.

“If the skin can speak, it will tell us that we pay attention, and our campaign gives people tools to listen. Education, early detection and work to save lives.”

The campaign materials are available for free throughout October and November Melanoma-fund.co.uk/ifskinculadtalk.