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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Sharing the road with Trucks Toolbox Meeting

As drivers, we are all partners in road safety. Whether we are behind the wheel of a large truck or a small car, we all play an important role in the health and well-being of...

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Tire Explosions (Pyrolysis) Toolbox Meeting

When a rubber tire becomes overheated, a chemical reaction in the rubber called pyrolysis can occur. Pyrolysis causes the rubber to deteriorate. At a certain point, this deterioration can create a very rapid pressure increase...

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Gin Wheels or Pulley Wheels Toolbox Meeting

Using a gin or pulley wheel is a low-cost and convenient way of raising or lowering a load. However, these are some risks associated with using gin or pulley wheels: • A hoisting rope that...

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Wire Rope Inspection Toolbox Meeting

Wire rope in continuous service should be checked daily during normal operation and inspected weekly. Rope that has not been used for a month should be inspected thoroughly Format: .doc Pages: 3 

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Rigging Hardware Inspections Toolbox Meeting

Rigging is only as strong as its weakest link. Workers’ lives depend on the strength of that link. These inspections must be done prior to lift.  Please share these helpful tips. Format: .doc Pages: 2

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Formwork Safety Toolbox Meeting

In the formwork industry, nearly 23 per cent of all lost-time injuries are caused by falls. Most of these injuries result in sprains and tears, fractures, and concussions.   Please share this information with your workers....

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Scaffold Safety- Structural Components Toolbox Meeting

If the structural components of a scaffold are damaged, defective, or installed incorrectly, it can lead to a tip-over or collapse. Structural components of all frame scaffolds must be inspected regularly. Inspection should include frames,...

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Scaffold Safety- Planks & Boards Toolbox Meeting

Many scaffold injuries involve problems with planks. If scaffold planks and decks fail, you could be seriously injured or killed from a fall. You could also be thrown off balance and injure yourself with your...

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Defensive driving—Highway traffic Toolbox Meeting

Not everyone drives well. Some people speed aggressively. Others wander into another lane because they are not paying attention or they are multi-tasking (e.g., talking on the phone, texting, checking messages, or eating).Aggressive drivers can...

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Slip & Falls Hazard For Truck Drivers

Over a five-year period, slips and falls were the cause of nearly 50% of all critical injuries in the trucking industry.  Most falls from trucks are caused by driver error and failure to follow the...

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Tarping a Load Toolbox Meeting

Covering a load with tarps and removing them afterwards can be hard work for flatbed truck drivers. A tarp can weigh up to 100 pounds and be difficult to handle, especially if the load you...

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Lift Truck Safety Toolbox Meeting

There have been manay incidents involving lift trucks.  Please review theses helpful tips.  Format:. doc Pages 2

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