Name: 33 Toolbox Talks Bundle
SKU: eLearning-ToolboxTalk-Bundle33
Price: 77.97 GBP
Availability: InStock

Description

Bundle of 33 popular tool box talks!

Covering a wide range of common health and safety tasks, duties and responsibilities. Cenheard health and safety tool box talks are perfect for keeping staff up to date and engaged.

Keeping health and safety relevant and your staff up to date has never been so easy. Get unlimited access to 33 tool box talks in one purchase!

Tool box talks included

Asbestos management awareness
Confined spaces awareness
Correct and safe use of power tools awareness
COSHH and respiratory sensitisers
COSHH, respiratory protective equipment maintenance
COSHH, respiratory protective equipment storage
Drugs in the workplace awareness training
Dust and fumes awareness
Electrical safety, user checks for portable appliances
Eye protection
Fire prevention, arson
Fire safety, hot work
Fire safety, know your extinguishers
Forklift trucks, safety for pedestrians
Hazardous substances, labels and pictograms
Hazardous substances, routes of entry
Know your safety signs
New and expectant mothers
Noise Awareness
Portable electrical appliances awareness
PPE awareness
Reporting dangerous occurrences
Risk assessment awareness
Skin protection awareness
Slips, trips and falls
Use of electricity
Use of hand tools
Using Display Screen Equipment, the issues you control
Vibration awareness
Warehouse safety
Welfare – eating, drinking and smoking
Winter driving checks
Working at height – avoiding falls from vehicles

Toolbox Talks

The use of regular toolbox talks, if done effectively, will significantly improve the safety culture within your organisation. This will increase the safety awareness of the workers, and as a result, reduce the likelihood of accidents and near misses.

As the person giving the Toolbox talk, how you deliver the talk is very important. Here are some tips that can help:

Make eye contact as much as possible with your audience. This will help to keep their attention.
You will likely have real life experience on the subject matter – use these examples to help engage your audience.
Use anecdotes to illustrate the points – people relate better to the stories and experiences of other people.
Speak with conviction – if you take the training seriously, so will they.
Speak clearly and distinctly. Don’t be tempted to rush through it or mumble.
Ask for armation from the participants that they have understood what you have said.