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Toolbox Talk Dropping and Falling Materials

by Matthew Oneill, from the Community

This toolbox talk form helps supervisors brief teams on the hazards of dropping and falling materials on construction sites. It covers PPE requirements, engineering controls like exclusion zones, nets, and tethers, and hazard elimination practices such as securing and storing tools. The guide lists common falling objects, outlines potential injuries, and promotes proactive housekeeping and communication. Use the included questions and attendance section to document participation and reinforce safe behaviors.

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This Chemical Use Toolbox Talk template helps supervisors brief teams on safe handling and storage of hazardous substances on site. It captures site details, presenter, and attendance, then guides discussion on key risks, required PPE, correct handling and storage practices, labeling, spill control, and emergency response. The template supports photos, notes, and sign-offs to confirm participation and reinforce compliance with workplace safety procedures.

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This falling objects critical control checklist helps mining teams plan and verify controls that prevent dropped objects and injuries. It covers fall-from-heights risks, loading and unloading stability, equipment integrity at height, securing devices such as lanyards, tie-downs, and kick rails, and work area management. Use it to confirm barricading and segregation of drop zones, keep areas clear of loose materials, and ensure tools, fixtures, and loads are rated, stable, and secured before work begins.

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Use this on-site toolbox talk (NETS) template to run and record safety meetings. Document previous business, raise new safety issues, add general notes, and keep a clear attendance record with names and signatures. Ideal for supervisors and crews who need consistent, auditable toolbox talks across projects and sites.

by Mian Waqas, from the Community

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Toolbox Talk Dropping and Falling Materials

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