Forms
- 2016 WHS Acts and Regulations
- Cell Phone & Wireless Devices Policy – Sample
- Creating Safe Job Procedures
- Committee Minute
- Contractor Orientation Form
- Discipline Action Notice
- Emergency Phone Numbers
- Forklift Evaluation Form
- Harassment Policy Sample
- Hazard Assessment
- Hazard Assessment Correction
- Incident/Near Miss Form
- Job Hazard Analysis Worksheet
- Membership Application / Safety Program Registration
- Members of your Safety and Health Committee (page 1, page 2)
- Monthly Injury Summary
- Notice of Intention to Excavate
- Report of Education Program Meeting
- Safety H.I.T List Form
- Safety Orientation Checklist
- Safe Work Practice Template
- Safe Job Procedure Template
- Sound Survey
- Sub-Contractor Orientation
- Sub-contractor Workbook Form
- Urgent Care vs Emergency Care fact sheet
- Urgent Care, Emergency Care, Hospital & Health Centre Roles
- Violence Policy
Course Materials
- WHMIS and Train the Trainer
- COR/SECOR Safety Auditor Training
- Principles of Safety Management
- Leadership for Safety Excellence
Toolbox Talks
CSAM has developed a series of fifteen-minute presentations for you to use and share. Toolbox Talks are a proven method of conducting training sessions—especially for those who are a shy to teach. CSAM also has a book of ToolBox Talks available for purchase at our office for $25.
You’ll find public speaking confidence you never knew you had with the help of these useful fact sheets. Section 44(3) of the Workplace Safety and Health Act requires each employer with five or more workers at a construction site to provide safety education or toolbox talks every two weeks for 30 minutes. The generally accepted practice is to conduct weekly toolbox talks for 15 minutes.
Toolbox Talks aim to provide quality information and generalized practices to construction employers and employees to keep construction safe and to reduce accidents and lower costs.
- 3 Point Contact
- 3 Point Contact Vehicle Equipment
- Aerial Lifts
- Anti-Lock Braking System
- Arc Flash
- Back Care Basic Lifting
- Back Care – Lifting Material part 1
- Back Care – Lifting Material part 2
- Belts, Chains and Pulleys
- Breast Cancer
- Carbon Monoxide
- Cement
- Chlorine
- Cold Stress
- Compressed Gas
- Concrete
- Confined Spaces – Dangerous Atmosphere
- Confined Spaces – Definition
- Confined Spaces – Physical Hazards
- Dangers of Ultra Violet (UV) Light
- Dust on Construction Sites
- Electrical Safety
- Electric Tools – Basic Safety
- Electric Tools – Circular Saws
- Electric Tools – Sabre Saws
- Extension Ladders
- Eye Protection
- Fall Protection Approvals
- Fall Protection Basic Types
- Fall Protection Rope Grabs
- Feeling the Heat
- Fire Extinguisher
- Forklift Safety
- GHS Information
- Guardrails
- Hand Protection
- Hand Tools – Pliers and Wrenches
- Hand Tools (Screwdrivers)
- Healthy Habits at Work
- Hearing Conservation
- Heart Attack
- Heaters
- Heat Stress
- HEPA FiltersHearing ConservationHearing Conservation
- Hoisting Signals Demonstation
- Hoisting Signals – Basic Rules
- Impairment in the Workplace
- Lead
- Lightning Safety
- Lockout
- Lyme Disease
- Minimizing the Risk of Back Injury
- Mobile Equipment
- Moulds
- Musculoskeletal Injury (MSI)
- Musculoskeletal Injury 2 (MSI)
- Musculoskeletal Injury Welding
- Nail Guns
- Propane
- Powered Mobile Equipment
- Pneumatic Nail Gun
- Respiratory Protection
- Respirators – Fit
- Respirators – Maintenance
- Roles & Responsibilities
- Right to Refuse
- Rigging Hardware
- Scaffolds – Planks and Decks
- Scaffolds – Structural Components
- Scaffolding Safety
- Sewage
- Silica
- Solvents
- Staying Away When You’re Sick
- Step Ladders
- Stretching Exercises
- Stress Reduction
- Summer Safety
- Sun Protection
- Suspended Access – Fall Protection
- Temporary Heat Safety
- Trailer Safety
- Tree Maintenance Safety
- Trench Safety
- Underground Utilities
- West Nile Virus
- WHMIS 2015
- WHMIS 2015/GHS
- Whole Body Vibration
- Winter Slip & Trip Hazards
- Wire Rope
- Wire Rope Cable Clips
- Workers’ Rights