Not a large number, but, if you are in the need for something different than the same ol’ same ol’, you can click here.
Toolbox Talks from Michigan OSHA (MIOSHA)
Category Archives: Toolbox Talks
Take 5 for Safety
Texas has a great resource on safety – a series of short safety topics that are called, “Take 5.” These are a wide range of subjects – I don’t think I have them all, but below are the best.
You know what to do:
Electrical – New Rules from OSHA
If you deal with electricity, download this stuff RIGHT NOW. Electricity will kill you, or your people. These are new publications from OSHA, so you know you better.
You know what to do:
Electrical Power – PPE Requirements
Electrical Power – Fall Protection
Electrical Power – Training Requirements, Other
Electrical Power – Major Changes to the Rule
What did I tell you? Download them all!
Another Toolbox Talk Website
Not as many as Safety Talk Ideas, but these are downloadable. I have not screened many, so not 100% sure of quality, but variety is nice.
Other Safety Talk Website
I was sitting at my very safe house and got a response to a post, “Safety Guy – look at my site – it is really good and has good stuff, you can link from your site over and that would be really cool.”
So I look, and it is pretty good, so here it is:
Now – did he link to MY site? No, he did not. Sort of like ‘hey, do me a favor and I return favor’ etiquette thing on the inter webs, but, it does have good info…
Although Safety Talk Idea Guy – if you can make your talks downloadable, that makes them more popular. Just sayin’
CALOSHA – Toolbox Talks
Toolbox Talks from CalOSHA. Not as many as I would have thought…
Click links below for documents:
Toolbox Talk – Ergonomic Survival Guide for Cement Masons
Toolbox Talk – High Voltage Overhead Lines
Toolbox Talk – Lockout Blockout
Toolbox Talk – Power Press Safety
Toolbox Talk – Roofing Safety Slips & Falls
Toolbox Talk – Servicing Single, Split Rim & Multi-Piece Rim Wheel
Construction Ergonomics – Free Programs, Toolbox Talks
Move away from the same old safety programs and toolbox talks and get into what causes the majority of claims on the job. The ‘Simple Solutions’ guide is excellent.
Click links below for documents:
Construction Ergonomics – Back
Construction Ergonomics – Knees
Construction Ergonomics – Shoulders and Neck
Ergonomics for Concrete Hoses – Skidplates
Ergonomics Survival Guide – Carpenters and Framers
Ergonomics Survival Guide – Framers
Ergonomics Survival Guide – Laborers
Confined Spaces – Programs, Toolbox Talks – OSHA, HSE, WorkSafeBC
A large selection of materials that include written programs, QuickCards, Toolbox Talks, etc. Also from the major players in safety – OSHA, HSE, WorkSafeBC.
Click links below for documents:
A Guide to Safety In Confined Spaces
Confined Space – Is it Safe To Enter
Confined Space Program – WorkSafeBC
Confined Spaces – Atmospheric Testing QuickCard
Confined Spaces – OSHA Program
Confined Spaces – Permit Required QuickCard – English
Confined Spaces – Permit Required QuickCard – Spanish
Confined Spaces CPWR Toolbox Talk
Free Toolbox Talks – Word Format – Download Here!
Dealing with a variety of subjects – construction related.
Note – these are not government designed, but although copyrighted, I am posting this statement from the site for any who are concerned:
“Feel free to download and use any of these toolbox talks. They are available in doc or pdf format. The doc format can be edited but if you are not comfortable with the editable form download the pdf. I will be adding new ones from time to time so if you don’t find what you want, check back later.”
Click links below for documents:
Fall Protection – Equipment Inspection
Free Toolbox Talks – Download Here
More free toolbox talks – variety of subjects:
Click links below for documents:
How to Prevent Eye Injuries on the Job
Know the Dangers of Confined Spaces
Proper Lifting for Awkward Loads
Proper Use of Dual Cartridge Respirators
Proper Use of Particulate Respirators
Protect Your Hearing on the Job
Protect Yourself from Heat Stress
Safe Use of Fire Extinguishers
Use and Care of Protective Gloves
Work Safely with Chain Saws
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