Make sure to point out the location of the jobsite trailer or office, where materials, tools, and PPE are being stored, the location of first aid kits, and directions to the nearest hospital. Discuss the engineering safety measures that will be in place on the jobsite.Ī visit to the jobsite should be scheduled to let workers familiarize themselves with the layout and location of the project. Safety topics covered in a kickoff meeting should include safe work practices for the various activities and tasks being performed, the selection and proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and basic first aid practices. Kickoff meetings should be structured to cover the risks and workplace hazards that will be present throughout each stage of construction. Project Kickoff Safety Meetingīefore you start work on a new project, hold a safety meeting with all employees who will be setting foot on the jobsite. These meetings and talks are also the perfect time to introduce new safety policies and procedures you are implementing as well as to provide training on new safety rules and regulations in order to stay compliant with state and federal OSHA standards. Holding regular safety meetings and toolbox talks can prevent workers from getting complacent and avoid taking safety for granted. Safety meetings and toolbox talks are important to building a strong safety culture and reinforcing your company’s commitment to protecting your workers.
Safety meetings and toolbox talks should be conducted on a regular basis to educate workers on safe work practices and stay compliant with regulations regarding safety and training. Worker safety should always be the number one priority of every construction company.
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