Toolbox Meetings (219)

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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Setting The Examples Toolbox Meeting

New employees certainly benefit by seeing operations conducted the safe way. Setting a good example is not a "put-on". It is simply working safety into your daily routine at home and on the job. When we...

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Before a Task Begins Toolbox Meeting

At your job you may have to complete a wide array of tasks throughout the day. On the other hand, you may only focus on one or two tasks for your entire shift. No matter...

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Bloodborne Pathogens Toolbox Meeting

Bloodborne pathogens are a huge concern for workers in certain industries, but they should also be a concern to everyone. While not everyone has the risk to be exposed to bloodborne pathogens daily at their...

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Burn Hazards and Injury Prevention Toolbox Meeting

Burn injuries are common both at home and in the workplace. The American Burn Association states that there are over 40,000 hospitalizations each year due to burns. There are a few different types of burn...

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Communicating Issues Toolbox Meeting

Effective communication is critical to every aspect of a successful job. Being able to work safely especially relies on effective communication between everyone involved in a work task or on a job. Effective communication includes...

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Concrete Work Toolbox Meeting

Concrete work is usually hard physical labor that presents many different hazards for the individuals who work in this field. While there needs to be a steady or even fast pace at times, it is...

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Dust Hazards in Construction Toolbox Meeting

There are many different hazards on any single construction site. Dust can be one of them. Dust can cause a variety of issues from health concerns to physical hazards for workers who are exposed to...

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Excavation Toolbox Meeting

This work can come with numerous hazards, but excavation work can be made safe by following basic safety guidelines. format: doc Pages: 2 

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Fire Extinguisher Use and Inspection Toolbox Meeting

Fire extinguishers can be an important tool in preventing a small fire from growing larger. However, they should not be used to combat large or rapidly spreading fires. The most important thing to do during...

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Inhalation Hazards from Welding Toolbox Meeting

Welding releases toxic fumes, gases, and vapours into the air. Breathing in these contaminants can make you sick if you do not take steps to protect yourself. In confined spaces, welding fumes and gases can...

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Sun Protection Toolbox Meeting

At some point, we have all been burned by the sun.  Sunburn is the effect of ultraviolet (UV) radiation on the skin.  When you work in the sun, especially in the spring and summer, you need...

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Solvents Toolbox Meeting

Solvents are often used with paints, lacquers, varnishes, adhesives, thinners, degreasers, cleaners, glues, and mastics. You can be exposed—and overexposed—to solvents in various ways. 1. Absorption—the solvent penetrates your skin. This could be through direct...

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