Toolbox talks by trade
9 field-ready talks for elevators & hoisting interfaces work. Each one now includes a fuller leader guide, real stop-work triggers, useful crew questions and a two-page printable PDF with sign-off.
Use today's Working Near Elevator Shafts talk as a quick crew check on open shafts, temporary protection and dropped objects. Talk through the real conditions, the controls in place and what would make the crew stop and reset the job.
Before work starts, use this Temporary Elevator Protection talk to cover removed barriers and changing floor openings. Point out the equipment, work zone and controls the crew will rely on today.
Use today's Hoistway Material Handling talk as a quick crew check on dropped materials, hoistway edges and communication. Talk through the real conditions, the controls in place and what would make the crew stop and reset the job.
Use today's Personnel Hoist Loading Awareness talk as a quick crew check on overloading, door controls and passenger movement. Talk through the real conditions, the controls in place and what would make the crew stop and reset the job.
Use today's Elevator Pit Access Awareness talk as a quick crew check on limited access, water, stored energy and overhead hazards. Talk through the real conditions, the controls in place and what would make the crew stop and reset the job.
Use this leader guide before elevator door openings & hoistway protection work to review the real setup, the controls that need to be in place, and the conditions that should stop the task.
Use this leader guide before hoistway coordination with other trades work to review the real setup, the controls that need to be in place, and the conditions that should stop the task.
Use this leader guide before material staging near hoistways work to review the real setup, the controls that need to be in place, and the conditions that should stop the task.
Use this leader guide before temporary personnel hoist communication & landing control work to review the real setup, the controls that need to be in place, and the conditions that should stop the task.
