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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Propane Safety Toolbox Meeting

Explosion and asphyxiation are the main risks with propane.  Here are some safety tips to help keep your workers safe while working with propane. Format: docs Pages: 3 

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Circular Saws Safety Toolbox Meeting

The circular saw is one of the most widely used portable power tools on construction sites. If not used correctly, it can cause serious injuries. Format: doc Pages: 3 

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Electrical Drills Safety Toolbox Meeting

If you push a tool beyond its capacity, you can burn out the motor and injure yourself. Leaning into a drill and pushing too hard is dangerous. If you lose balance or control, you can...

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Basic Electrical Tool Safety Talk

Using electricity on site can be dangerous. Contact with electrical current can cause electrocution, shock, and burns. Electricity can also cause your muscles to contract, which can lead to a fall. Take special care when...

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Screwdrivers Toolbox Meeting

More than any other tool, the screwdriver is used for jobs it was never meant to do. When used improperly, workers have suffer injuries.   Format: doc Pages: 3 

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Pliers & Wrenches Toolbox Meeting

Injuries with hand tools are not often serious, but they can be severe enough to send you to the hospital and make you lose time from work. Common causes include using the wrong tool, using...

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Needlesticks & Sharp-objects Injuries Toolbox Meeting

Occasionally workers may encounter needles, syringes, or razors on the job. Certain workplaces may be at a higher risk of encountering these types of hazards. Format: doc Pages: 3

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Mould Toolbox Meeting

Moulds can be a health hazard in buildings that are already built or under construction. Some moulds are toxic. Touching them—or breathing in their spores—can be harmful.  Please share these tips on how to protect...

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Carbon Monoxide Toolbox Meeting

Carbon monoxide is a clear, colourless gas you cannot smell or taste. It is dangerous because it interferes with your body’s ability to use oxygen. Even in small doses, CO can kill you. The first...

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Naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORMs) Toolbox Meeting

In the earth’s crust, NORMs are present in exceptionally low levels. However, when NORMs are processed or refined through some industrial process, the result can be higher concentrations and increased risk of exposure to humans...

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Mobile Devices on Worksites Toolbox Meeting

We all know the dangers associated with distractions while driving. But what about the distractions caused by mobile devices on worksites? Format: doc Pages 2

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Stripping Forms- Formwork Toolbox Meeting

Formwork stripping is one of the most dangerous operations in concrete work.  This toolbox will go through some hazards assoicated with the task and controls tto put in place.   Format: doc Pages: 2

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