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This morning I took this picture, finding the `一人KY` poster amusing:

![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/tARA5.jpg)

**QUESTION:** What is the kanji before `中` ?

In [Gjiten](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gjiten) I can't find it by combining
the radicals of 止 and 残, nor by number of strokes (17?) plus 止 radical.

I guess the poster says "If you don't pay attention to your environment, you
are at risk" (which the side text あなた自身があなたを守る says too), but knowing the
kanji would confirm or infirm this hypothesis.
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kanji meaning
Kanji reading: 一人KY、実？中
It says 一人KY実践中

The word you're looking for, 実践{じっせん}, means "put into practice." You were
having trouble finding this because it's 足 on the left, not 止. The meaning
depends on what 一人KY is. As user snailplane points out, it likely means
危険予知{きけんよち}, which would give the phrase 一人KY実践中 the meaning of "Individual
disaster readiness/prevention/preparedness in effect," or something more
elegant along those lines.

The right side text, あなた自身があなたを守る, means "you (have to) protect yourself." The
stuff on the far left and far right seem irrelevant, although I'm not sure
which side text you're referring to.
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I've seen this kind of poster on a construction site too. It was written
something like :  
現地KYをしろ！  
However as I did not know the expression 危険予知, I assumed it meant 空気読め, which
made sense in a way, if we consider it can mean "be aware of your
surroundings", maybe intended as a pun.

By the way here is a Yahoo discussion about the expression, where the "best
answer" is in favor of 危険予知 :  
<http://m.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp/detail/q1312627248>
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