Toolbox Talks

Toolbox Talk-Unexpected Situations- Cause Some Of The Worst Accidents. The "unexpected" can, and does confront nearly every driver at one time or another. Our only recourse is to think through

Toolbox Talk: Wet Weather  “Wet Weather Safety” Given the level of occupational hazards in our workplace during normal weather, wet and rainy weather is bound to dramatically increase the risk

Toolbox Talk: Why consider falls from heights?” Falls from height are responsible for many serious and fatal injuries every year. If a person falls from a height above two metres

Toolbox Talk: “Fatigue and Its Effects” Fatigue is mental or physical exhaustion that stops a person from being able to function normally. However, fatigue is more than just feeling tired

Toolbox Talk: "Shortcuts” A man by the name of Louis Binstock once said, “Too often the shortcut, the line of least resistance, is responsible for evanescent and unsatisfactory success. ”

TOOLBOX TALK: “DON’T DROP THE BALL” We have many opportunities to improve our safety performance, but the question is: Are we really taking advantage of these opportunities? Let’s look at

TOOLBOX TALK: SILENCE AND UNSAFE PRACTICES A worker is changing out a commercial meter. As he completes this task, he should always vent the gas outside. Everyone knows this, but

“ZERO WORK HOURS WITHOUT TAKING A CHANCE” What if we worked ten million (10,000,000) hours without an injury, but after careful analysis we recognize that we also work zero (0)

TOOLBOX TALK: “SAFE WORK ZONES” It is important to establish a safe work zone around every job. Each time we step into certain work areas, we are exposed to nearby

Toolbox Talk: Housekeeping What is housekeeping? It's a word that makes us think of keeping house or cleaning up at home. Actually, housekeeping is even more important in running a