Tool box talk:

Speed HouseGroup of companies

Date:
Hand Protection

Division:

Someone commented that the “hands and fingers are the instruments of the mind.” If that is true,
it must become very difficult to be productive when your hands are injured or lost as a result of an
accident. Whatever the construction craft, a worker must be able to use both hands in order to
get the job accomplished.

Guide for Discussion

Causes of Hand Injuries:

Inattention.
Taking chances.
Exposure to rough materials.
Stacking of heavy materials (i.e., getting your hand or fingers caught between materials).
Cut by sharp objects.
Mashed (or hit by) tools.
Burns.
Caught in machinery.

How to Protect Your Hands:

Wear gloves whenever possible.

Pay attention to the task being performed.
Use the proper tools.
Make sure any equipment used has hand guards in place.

Additional Discussion Notes:

Remember: Should any injuries occur to your hands, be use to get immediate treatment.
Without treatment, a minor cut can turn into a major problem with infection. Your hands may look
tough, but when you get scratches, cuts, bruises or mashed that seriously injure your hands, you
take a chance of losing them. In this business you can’t work without them.

Attendee’s:

NOTE: Always promote a discussion on any of the topics covered in the Tool Box Talks. Should
any question arise that you cannot answer, don’t hesitate to contact your Employer.
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INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 06-01-2019
Document Code:
Document Title:
SHGC-OPC-05-003
DAILY HSE INSPECTION LIST Rev. No. Page No.
00 1 of 1

Date: __________________ Project/Area : ______________________________

This report follows a safety inspection of the above Project/Area on the date stated, the items indicated by a (X) are

commented upon.

1. Excavation 4. Plant & Equipment 7. Housekeeping

Adequate access provided? Safe working condition? Project site tidy?
Barrier in place? Safety guard in place? Materials storage area tidy?
Shoring /benching provided? Periodical maintenance? Material stacks secured?
?
Safe to work inside? Any leaks or spillage spotted? Timber de-nailed?
Soil stored clear of edge? Safe & secured position? All working area clean/safe?

2. Working at height 5. Lifting operations
Working platform provided? Lifting gear condition?
G/rails & toe boards in place? Suitable for the job?
Ladders provided /secured? Banks man present?
Bearing of std adequate? Tag lines provided?
Bracing or ties in place? Adequate slinging?
Safety harness provided & used? Color coded?
/&/safesafe?
8. Welfare facilities
Toilets clean?
Drinking water hygienic?
Washing area clean?
Rest shed provided/clean?
Canteen areas clean?

3. Electric tools & supply 6. Personal Protective Equip. 9. Others

110V/AC tools in use? Hard hats worn at all times? Flammables correct storage?
Safe working condition? Eye protection in use? Adequate fire prevention?
Correct socket in use? Ear protection in use? Cylinders stored under shade
Condition of cables? Safety harness in use? Adequate warnings in place?
Grinders fitted with guard? Hand gloves provided & used? Flashback arrestors fitted?
Work permit system in place? Respiratory protection (mask)? Welding Sets terminations?

Action Taken
Item # Observation & Comments Action by When
(Y/N)

Status column will be filled by respective HS Officer and a copy of the same will be forwarded to HS department

Name: Signature:
INSPECTION
CONDUCTED BY
Designation : Time :

MANAGER: ____________________________
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