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Toolbox Talk: Extension Cord Safety (LS-87)

While commonly used across every industry and workplace, extension cords can present several hazards if not used correctly. You can help prevent dangers such as electrocution, fire and tripping hazards with proper safety practices.

Toolbox Talk: Fatigue (LS-97)

Fatigue is more than simply feeling tired or drowsy. It is a state of mental or physical exhaustion that stops a person from being able to function normally. Learn about the risks and what you can do to fight fatigue.

Toolbox Talk: Hazards Associated with Arc Welding (LS-111-AI)

Learn to identify hazards before starting a welding job.

Toolbox Talk: In Case of Emergency (LS-100)

Everyone wants to believe that they would know exactly what to do in case of an emergency. Learn how set up an Emergency Action Plan so employees will know what to do in an emergency.

Toolbox Talk: Inspection of Forklifts and Powered Industrial Trucks (LS-94)

A general inspection is the first thing you should do before operating a forklift or other powered industrial trucks (PITs). Skimming over the inspection checklist could easily result in missing defects with the equipment, which could result in serious injury to the operator or other coworkers.

Toolbox Talk: Ladder Safety (LS-92)

Ladders are involved in 81 percent of fall injuries among consultation workers and 20 percent of fall injuries among the general workforce.

Toolbox Talk: Lifting and Back Safety (LS-91)

Poor posture, loss of flexibility, stress, bad working habits and a decline in physical fitness can contribute to back problems. It is vital to your health to practice safe habits in these areas as well as correct lifting techniques to reduce the risk of back injuries.

Toolbox Talk: Overhead Power Line Safety (LS-93)

When it comes to electrical safety, there is no room for carelessness or complacency. Nearly every work site has power lines to be aware of and equipment that could make contact with them. That’s why it’s vital to your safety to know proper power line safety practices.

Toolbox Talk: Pedestal and Bench Grinder Safety (LS-120)

General safety practices for operating a pedestal or bench grinder to avoid serious workplace injuries.

Toolbox Talk: Personal Protective Equipment (LS-119)

Equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards that cause serious workplace injuries and illnesses.

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