Toolbox Talks are quick and easy trainings to comply with OSHA’s safety requirements. They cover a wide range of topics including workplace electrical safety and lifting basics. They also give a solid foundation for each topic and include space to record the date of the talk, list of attendees, items discussed and problem areas or concerns.
- Attitude and Safety
- Avoid the Line of Fire
- Being Observant
- Being Present in the Moment
- Carbon Monoxide Safety
- Cold Stress
- Construction Safety Rules
- Dealing with Hazards
- Effective Workplace Housekeeping
- Electrical Injuries
- Electrical Safety
- Elimination of Hazards
- Embracing Change in the Workplace
- Fall Prevention – Fall Arrest Full Body Harnesses
- Fall Protection
- Fatigue on the Job
- Fire Extinguisher Use and Inspection
- Flying Objects
- Focus Items for Work Area Inspections
- GFCI – Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters
- Ground Personnel and Mobile Equipment
- Hand Tool Inspections
- Housekeeping on the Jobsite
- How We React to Our World
- Importance of Organized Laydown Yards
- Involve the Right Person
- Know Your Limits
- Lack of Time
- Ladder Safety
- Nine Basic Safety Rules
- Not A Big Deal Until It Is
- One Decision
- Orthostatic Intolerance
- Preventing Equipment Damage Incidents
- Preventng Slips in Icy Conditions
- Recognized versus Unrecognized Hazards
- Redundancy of Safety
- Shortcuts are a Choice
- Slip Hazards and Safety
- Sort your Way to a Safer Work Environment
- Spring into Safety with National Electrical Safety Month
- Taking Ownership of Safety
- Takng Action to Work Safe
- The WHY for WHAT Needs Done
- Three Reasons to Work Safe
- Three Way Communication
- Tips for Fire Prevention Safety Week
- Types of Fire Extinguishers
- Underground Utility Strikes
- Verifying Safeguards
- Workplace Inspections