“TOOL BOX”

SAFETY MEETING

WHAT’S IN OUR TOOLBOX

MAIN POINTS

Toolbox meetings are an opportunity for management and the safety department to
communicate to employees how they can reduce their chance of having an incident
either in the office or at home. In addition, toolbox meetings also allow team members
an opportunity to relay safety/health concerns or improvement ideas to management or
the safety department. The goal of this toolbox meeting is to gather information on how
you believe the effectiveness of toolbox meetings can improve.

Presenter

A. BREAK THE GROUP UP INTO TEAMS OF FIVE OR SIX.

 Each team must receive the attached questionnaire for completion.

 Have the group work together and complete the questionnaire.

 Have each group pick a secretary to record their answers.

A. TEAMS ARE TO TAKE 10 MINUTES TO DISCUSS AND ANSWER THE

QUESTIONS.

B. ONCE EACH TEAM HAS COMPLETED THE QUESTIONNAIRE, PLEASE

COLLECT THEM AND RETURN THEM TO NICOLE LOCKYER (T1206).

DISCUSSION

 Any comments on what your group has discussed?

 Does anyone have any announcements?

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TOOLBOX QUESTIONNAIRE

The following is an opportunity to communicate any ideas that will make our weekly
toolbox meeting more enjoyable and effective. You are encouraged to voice any ideas
that you may have. Your suggestion may very well prevent a co-worker’s accident or
even your own.

A. List five health/safety concerns that you think should be included as toolbox meeting
topics. (i.e. Back Injury, Repetitive Strain Injuries, etc.)

1. __________________________________________________________________
2. __________________________________________________________________
3. __________________________________________________________________
4. __________________________________________________________________
5. __________________________________________________________________

B. Make three suggestions on how you believe the effectiveness of toolbox meetings
can be increased.
1. __________________________________________________________________
2. __________________________________________________________________
3. __________________________________________________________________

Please list your building and floor number.

1. ___________________________________________________________________

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