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Kewdale Toolbox Meeting Minutes

The purpose of a toolbox talk is to provide relevant site-specific safety/ quality information. They typically go for 10 to 15 minutes. Repetition is key to learning. More frequent toolbox talks fosters a safety driven culture. This checklist is a fast and efficient way to capture your safety notes. Go through safe observations and give positive feedback, conduct a task analysis and update your hazards. Create follow-up actions and make sure your workers sign off that they’ve understood. This can also be used to foster participation of workers especially after an incident occurs.

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Location
- Abernethy
- Kewdale
- Yatala
- Mildura
- Karratha
- Porthedland
- Emerald
- Muswellbrook
- Kalgoorlie
- eastern Creek
Meeting conducted by
Minutes recorded by
Date

Minutes

Safety share
Accidents, incidents, hazards or near misses to report
Repairs, maintenance and servicing
Consumables, uniforms and PPE
Ongoing non-conformance and corrective actions
Evacuation, emergencies, first aid and general safety
Traffic management
Training
Hazards and risk assesments
Environmental issues
Safety alerts
General housekeeping

Attendance

Take staff attendance
Photo of attendance sheet (optional)
Micheal Ansett
Ryan Bale
Grant Barker
Brenton Baxter
Dennis Biwott
Nathan Burrows
Donald Cant
Aimee Carbery
Andrew Carney
Isaac Cauilan
De-Anne Cue
Cameron Dandie
Victoria Hatton
Jason Howley
Paul Jones
Daniel Martyr
Chris Matisons
Laurie Mucciarone
Carmelo Oddo
Ben Ranger
Kalan Rowe
Additional employees (enter name below)

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Kewdale Toolbox Meeting Minutes

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