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There's no perfect way to do this that I know, but I have a nice kluge that works well for me, taking advantage of how Google handles multiple accounts.
Create a second Google account. If your office uses Google Apps, use that. If not, just make a dummy account; no biggie.
Set your secondary account to use SafeSearch, and leave it disabled on your ...
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YouTube Safety Mode is only managed through cookies rather than URL parameters. This is likely a decision made to stop people inadvertently having Safety Mode enabled by clicking on a random YouTube link.
To force Safety Mode, proxies can directly manipulate the cookie headers of outgoing requests, for example on this Bluecoat article you can see the script ...
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Use the Google Feedback tool as shown here and report to Google regarding the inoffensive image being filtered. I believe there is a mechanism on their side to check if an image is being filtered by SafeSearch.
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