Silicosis Toolbox Talk for Dry Cutting Stone
by Stephen Pauley, from the Community
This toolbox talk outlines the dangers of crystalline silica when cutting or grinding manufactured stone and why uncontrolled dry cutting is prohibited. It guides supervisors and crews on safer practices, including wet cutting and using dust extraction on portable tools, and encourages questions, recording new safety issues, and documenting attendance. Use this resource to raise awareness, reinforce compliance, and promote practical controls that reduce silica dust exposure on site.
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