Resources
Add value to your safety meetings with resources from JEM’s weekly Toolbox Talks.
Each week, we update content with safety topics relevant across industries. Our Toolbox Talks make it easy to maintain OSHA compliance and keep employees safe without taking up a lot of time to research topics.
Access our archive of talks below and check back weekly for a new topic.
Who is Responsible for Safety
Safety in the workplace is not just one person’s responsibility. Not any one person can or should shoulder the load alone, therefore, everyone is responsible for safety in the workplace. OSHA encourages all businesses to implement a Safety and Health Program to reduce...
Complacency Leads to Accidents
Accidents can happen at any time. It is important that all workers focus on the task they are performing. Awareness is the ability to understand something exists, and a concept that should be part of each employee’s mindset while on the job. When one loses that focus,...
Safety, Signs, Labels and Tags
There is no doubt that hazards are present in the workplace. Power tools, electrical components, machinery, heavy equipment, and climbing apparatus are some of the many hazards workers are confronted with on a daily basis on the job. OSHA has developed guidelines for...
Hazards Associated with Ladders
Ladders are very useful tools around the workplace as well as around the home. This common tool is responsible for causing injury or death to the worker or co-worker if NOT used correctly. Possible accidents include falling from the ladder, or coming in contact with...
Hazardous Substances
Hazardous substances are present in most households and businesses. They come in various forms, including solids, liquids and gases, and contain a level of toxicity which has the ability to cause harm to the environment, humans, and animals. Hazardous substances or...
Eye Safety in the Workplace
Of our five senses, our eyes may be considered the most important. Injuries to eyes occur every day and are very common in the workplace. The severity of the injury can be lessened or prevented by the use of engineering controls including machine guards, work screens,...
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Leaving Yourself and Out
Workplace accidents happen every day; slipping on a wet floor, tripping over a level change in the floor surface, falling off a step ladder, or being struck by an object because you unexpectedly put yourself in the line of fire. Many scenarios like this result in...
Lead Poisoning Prevention
Lead is an element found in the environment; it’s in the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the soil on which we live. It’s a heavy metal used in a variety of products, including paint, pipes, building materials, stained glass, rechargeable batteries, radiators,...
Pressure Washing Safety
Pressure washers have many uses; they are used to clean large areas, including parking lots, sidewalks, buildings, vehicles, and equipment or machinery. Although they are very useful when cleaning around the workplace, many different types of hazards and injuries can...
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