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Six Thinking Hats Template

by Nicola Carroll, from the Community

Use this template to facilitate the Six Thinking Hats method in meetings and workshops. Guide participants through Blue Hat framing, White Hat facts, Green Hat creativity, Yellow Hat benefits, Red Hat intuition, and Black Hat risks to reach balanced decisions. Capture goals, data needs, ideas, concerns, and success criteria, then record notes, recommendations, and sign off. Ideal for teams running structured brainstorming, planning, and problem solving sessions across projects.

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Six Thinking Hats Template
This free six thinking hats template can help individuals, teams, and organizations arrive at better decisions by effectively using the six thinking hats technique in their brainstorming, decision-making, and planning sessions. Through the help of this downloadable template, maximize the benefits of the six thinking hats technique toward conflict-free, holistic discussions.
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6 Thinking Hats Template
This free 6 thinking hats template (individual sections) lets you "wear" the thinking hats based on what you only need during a specific meeting or session. This is best used when you identify opportunities that you haven't tapped during the initial session conducted, letting you further probe ideas or problems in-depth by focusing on just one or more thinking hats. Simply choose the color of hat/s you'll be wearing during the meeting, and answer the guide questions.
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Hard Hat Requirement Risk Assessment
Use this hard hat requirement risk assessment to document head injury hazards and determine when helmets are required on site. The checklist covers falling and flying objects, low clearances, protrusions, and electrical exposure; guides risk rating using a matrix and the hierarchy of controls; and records recommendations, signage updates, comments, and completion sign off.
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Use this monthly hard hat inspection form to evaluate PPE condition and compliance on site. Inspect shell integrity for cracks, dents, brittleness, fading, and perform the standard elasticity field test. Review suspension components for cracks, fraying, proper adjustment, and overall wear. Reference manufacturer service life guidelines and record findings, notes, and corrective actions. Capture inspector details and signatures to maintain a reliable audit trail.
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Six Thinking Hats Template

This free six thinking hats template can help individuals, teams, and organizations arrive at better decisions by effectively using the six thinking hats technique in their brainstorming, decision-making, and planning sessions. Through the help of this downloadable template, maximize the benefits of the six thinking hats technique toward conflict-free, holistic discussions.

by SafetyCulture

80+

Get

Template

6 Thinking Hats Template

This free 6 thinking hats template (individual sections) lets you "wear" the thinking hats based on what you only need during a specific meeting or session. This is best used when you identify opportunities that you haven't tapped during the initial session conducted, letting you further probe ideas or problems in-depth by focusing on just one or more thinking hats. Simply choose the color of hat/s you'll be wearing during the meeting, and answer the guide questions.

by SafetyCulture

30+

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Template

Hard Hat Requirement Risk Assessment

Use this hard hat requirement risk assessment to document head injury hazards and determine when helmets are required on site. The checklist covers falling and flying objects, low clearances, protrusions, and electrical exposure; guides risk rating using a matrix and the hierarchy of controls; and records recommendations, signage updates, comments, and completion sign off.

by David Lenehan, from the Community

10+

Get

Template

Tricounty Hard Hat Inspection Form

Use this monthly hard hat inspection form to evaluate PPE condition and compliance on site. Inspect shell integrity for cracks, dents, brittleness, fading, and perform the standard elasticity field test. Review suspension components for cracks, fraying, proper adjustment, and overall wear. Reference manufacturer service life guidelines and record findings, notes, and corrective actions. Capture inspector details and signatures to maintain a reliable audit trail.

by Dwight Miller, from the Community

20+

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Six Thinking Hats Template

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