A common activity found on most job sites is welding and cutting. Most projects have a type of steel whether it\u2019s stainless, aluminum or a supporting steel like structural. That steel will require alteration no matter how good the fabricator is. Cutting and welding can be a hazardous activity that requires supervision and monitoring. One way to reinforce the safety requirements of welding and cutting is through a toolbox talk. But what is a toolbox talk and how can it be used.<\/p>\n
A toolbox talk is a document that is reviewed as part of weekly or daily meetings with the workers on site to remind them of safety trends or issues. It is intended to provide a summary of information intended to reinforce key items to the workers. A toolbox talk is given by the supervisor and signed off by workers receiving the talk.<\/p>\n
This safety tool box talk on welding and cutting covers a number of the key basic principles and guidelines for housekeeping on a jobsite. It will help remind workers to keep their areas clean and materials organized.<\/p>\n
This is a Word Document – meaning it will work in Microsoft Office and Google Docs (and any other software you use).<\/p>\n
As a reminder – it is your requirement to ensure this document meets all local, regional, federal codes and safety requirements.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"