Toolbox Meetings (218)

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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Near Miss Reporting
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Near Miss Reporting

There are several common reasons why people do not report near misses. One is that we do not want to get into trouble with a supervisor or fellow worker. Another reason might be embarrassment. Nobody...

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Fire Extinguisher Safety Toolbox Meeting
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Fire Extinguisher Safety Toolbox Meeting

The fire extinguisher toolbox goes through the OH&S requirements, they types of fire extinguishers, the PASS method of using a fire extinguisher and tips on how to pervent fires.  Format: .doc Pages 4

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New Employees Toolbox Meeting
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New Employees Toolbox Meeting

Working safely is a team effort. You look out for other workers and they look out for you. Taking responsibility for others is especially important when it comes to new and young workers. They need...

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Crush Points Toolbox Meeting
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Crush Points Toolbox Meeting

Each year, workers suffer approximately 125,000 caught or crushed injuries that occur when body parts get caught between two objects or entangled with machinery. These hazards are also referred to as "pinch points". The physical...

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Overexertion Toolbox Meeting
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Overexertion Toolbox Meeting

Many workplace injuries are a result of overexertion caused by lifting, pulling, or pushing objects. Overexertion is spraining a ligament or straining a tendon or a muscle and occurs when the amount of work attempted...

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Being Respectful to Coworkers Toolbox Meeting
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Being Respectful to Coworkers Toolbox Meeting

No matter what your job title is or what you are tasked to do at work, everyone should share a common goal to be respectful to one another. Being respectful goes a long way in...

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Respirator Donning, Doffing, and Seal Checks Toolbox Meeting
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Respirator Donning, Doffing, and Seal Checks Toolbox Meeting

If your workplace or job requires the use of a respirator, it is vital to understand and follow the proper procedures for using the respirator issued to you. Proper donning and doffing of the respirator...

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Cold Weather Hazards Toolbox Meeting
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Cold Weather Hazards Toolbox Meeting

Cold weather and environments pose many hazards to employees who work in these conditions. A cold environment forces the body to work harder to maintain its temperature. An environment that is considered “cold” depends on...

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Questions to Ask Before a Work Task Toolbox Meeting
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Questions to Ask Before a Work Task Toolbox Meeting

There are many questions that we need to ask or answer throughout a workday to get a job accomplished. The same can be said for working safely. There are many different questions we can ask...

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Learning the Hard Way Toolbox Meeting
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Learning the Hard Way Toolbox Meeting

We have all heard the saying “learn the hard way”. There are many lessons in life that are learned the hard way because it may be the only way to really learn that lesson at...

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Taking Ownership Toolbox Meeting
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Taking Ownership Toolbox Meeting

Much of the time spent talking about safety on the job is focused on educating workers to be able to recognize or identify hazards on the job. Less time is spent discussing how to correctly...

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It' Won't Happen to Me Toolbox Meeting
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It' Won't Happen to Me Toolbox Meeting

There are many excuses someone will give for not working safely. Some common excuses include: I didn’t know, I didn’t have time, I lost my PPE, nothing will happen, etc. One of the worst excuses...

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