Toolbox Talks

Toolbox Talk: “IS THERE EVER JUSTIFICATION FOR NOT WORKING SAFELY” Is there ever an acceptable excuse not to work safely? In one sense or another we get confronted with this question

Toolbox Talk: "Managing Stress” The kids are screaming, the bills are due and the pile of papers on your desk is growing at an alarming pace. It's undeniable — life

Toolbox Talk: Complacency Webster’s Dictionary defines complacency as: Self-satisfaction especially when accompanied by unawareness of actual dangers or deficiencies. Complacency is perhaps one of the biggest problems we face in

Toolbox Talk: “Common Sense and Accidents” Generally speaking, we are not born with common sense, we acquire it throughout life. Actually, common sense is really common experience--we learn about life

Toolbox Talk: “CARELESSNESS” Have you ever done anything stupid, something that you know puts you at increased risk of injury? When you realize how stupid you were, whether you got hurt

Toolbox Talk :“Conscience-Driven Safety” Conscience - 1.a. The faculty of recognizing the difference between right and wrong with regard to one’s conduct coupled with the sense that one should act

Toolbox Talk:  “Our Eyes” Diet and regular upkeep are two important factors in taking care of your eyes. Eye exercises can restore your sight. Our eyes are the window to

Toolbox Talk: People First- Safety Always The following represents a few thoughts from Zig Ziglar with additional “lay man’s” comments: The greatest good we can do for others is not

Toolbox Talk- Accountability No one wants to learn by mistakes, but we cannot learn enough from successes to go beyond the state of the art.” Henry Petroski “Creating a safe

Toolbox Talks:“Pinch Point Injuries” Pinch Points are all around us; at work we have equipment, machinery etc; at home we have doors, drawers, cupboards and there is also our car