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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Placing Concrete-Formwork Safety Toolbox Meeting

When it comes to placing concrete, there are many hazards to consider when placing concrete.  Please share the this toolbox meeting with your crews. Format: doc Pages: 2

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Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety Toolbox Meeting

Compressed gas cylinders can take off and explode like rockets. But fire and explosion aren’t the only hazards. Leaking gas can make you dizzy or unconscious. Cylinders are also heavy and awkward to handle. But...

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Roofing Asphalt Safety Toolbox Meeting

Roofing asphalt is a petroleum-based product. It is not a single chemical, but a mixture containing many different chemicals. During roofing projects, asphalt is heated in roofing kettles. This process can produce vapour emissions and...

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Safety at Home Toolbox Meeting

The purpose of delivering safety talks and providing health and safety training is to encourage you to work safely and to think about health and safety at work. But off-the-job safety is also important. Studies...

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Nail Gun Safety Toolbox Meeting

Nail guns are immensely powerful and very dangerous if not used properly.  Here are some tips to help educate your workers.  Format: doc Pages: 3

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Chainsaw Safety Toolbox Meeting

There are many hazard when handling chainsaws.  Please review with your workers this helpful tips which include PPE requirements, Maintenance and operations tips.  Format: doc Pages: 3 

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Working AloneToolbox Meeting

Working alone means that you are the only person on a site, or you are isolated from other workers on a site. If you become injured, trapped, or unconscious when working alone and not able...

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Working Around Stockpiles Toolbox Meeting

Every year, workers are injured or killed when working on or around stockpiles of earth, clay, sand, or gravel. Often the victim is the driver of a haul truck, loader, or bulldozer, but occasionally it...

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Working around conveyors and stackers Toolbox Meeting

Many pits and quarries have installed some type of conveyor system. A conveyor system can carry a lot of material and requires a lot of energy to do this. If this energy is directed incorrectly,...

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Skid Steer Safety Toolbox Meeting

Skid steers are incredibly versatile and highly manoeuvrable, but they can also be extremely dangerous. Proper precautions must be taken to prevent a serious injury or a fatality. Skid steer operators need to be aware...

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Trenching- Protection Toolbox Meeting

You risk injury or death if you enter a trench deeper than 1.2 metres (4 feet) that has not been sloped, shored, or protected by a trench box. Format: doc Pages: 3 

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Trenching- Soil Types Toolbox Meeting

Soil type is one of the most important factors affecting trench stability. In a single trench, soil properties can vary widely from top to bottom or along its length. Even hard soil may contain faults...

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