Toolbox Meetings (102)

At Stallion Safety Consulting we believe that the more information that a company has, the better choices they make.   So all these toolbox meetings are free to you & employees.

We have created toolbox meetings with a topic of discussion.  So all you need to do is print them off and review with your crew.  
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11 tips to help you drive more safely this winter

We discuss some tips that will help your employee's drive safely in the winter months.

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4 Second Reset Toolbox Meeting

Take four seconds before starting some new familiar task. This act of refocusing has been shown to reduce the probability of an injury incident by more than 90% versus not taking the four seconds. How...

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7 common workplace safety hazards Toolbox Meeting

The seven hazards presented are by no means an exhaustive list – many other hazards may exist at your worksite and spotting them requires vigilance. Working at heights Poor Housekeeping Electrical- Extension cords Forklifts Lock...

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7 Positive Communication Practices for Offering Task Directions

The toolbox lists the best ways to verify that communication between all workers is understood. Format: pdf Page: 3

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9 Ways to Put Safety First Toolbox Meeting

We go through 9 steps that will help your employees put safety first:  Lead by example  Encourage interventions Make Employees Accountable, Including Supervisors & Management  Get your employees involved Dedication to safety should be rewarded...

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A Parking Lot Can Be A Dangerous Place Toolbox meeting

 At quitting time, the parking lot can resemble a demolition derby at the race track.  The Parking lot can Be a Dangerous Place toolbox meeting discusses some of the ways to prevent damages and rushing. ...

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Back Injuries & Correct Lifting Procedure

Many back injuries result from incorrect lifting. Lifting large or heavy objects is not the only way you can injure your back. Unless you use safe techniques, picking up even a small article can cause...

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Backing Up in a Motor Vehicle (or Heavy Equipment)

Operating heavy equipment or a motor vehicle is inherently a hazardous task, however, backing up creates more risk for incidents to occur. According to the National Safety Council, backing accidents cause 500 deaths and 15,000...

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Backing up vehicles and equipment Toolbox Meeting

The Backing up vehicles and equipment toolbox meeting reviews the Backing up vehicles and equipment Safe Work Practice.   We discuss:  General Standards of Backing  Spotting Standards Multiple spotter standards  Format: .pdf Pages: 4 

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Battling Complacency Toolbox Meeting

Complacency is often a focus point when discussing workplace safety at many companies. For the most part, we understand what complacency is and what areas of work or life it affects us in. However, even...

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Be Safety-Conscious Off-The-Job Too Toolbox Meeting

How safety-conscious are you when you are off-the-job? You can do a lot to increase your safety by paying more attention to your attitude and habits. This applies whether you are relaxing at home, driving...

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Bees and Wasps Safety Toolbox Meeting

Almost everyone has experienced some type of bee or wasp sting in their life. For most people stings from these insects does not pose a major issue. However, for others, there can be a severe...

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