A full year of short, discussion-led safety talks for warehouse, distribution and light manufacturing crews: 52 fillable 2-page PDF sheets, one topic per week, plus a 2-page READ ME, in one zip. Print the sheet or open it on a tablet, read it once, and lead the talk in about 10 minutes. Instant download.
What's on every sheet
Front: the leader's guide in 6 numbered steps: the problem, get them talking, talk it through, open discussion, plan forward and the rule, with "if nobody mentions it" prompts.
Hazard and plan-forward tables to write down what the crew raises and who will fix it, by when.
The rule, quoted word for word from 29 CFR 1910, or 29 CFR 1904 for the two reporting talks (weeks 26 and 51).
Back: the sign-in sheet with date, time, location, leader, 20 signature rows, crew notes and a supervisor signature.
The 52 weeks
The weeks follow the seasons, starting in winter.
Winter Slips at Entrances and Docks
Emergency Eyewash and Showers
Housekeeping and Clear Aisles
Keeping Exit Routes Clear
Portable Fire Extinguishers
Extension Cords and Power Strips
Ladders: Pick, Inspect, Climb
Forklift Pre-Use Inspection
Forklifts and Pedestrians
Exit Signs and Exit Lighting
Hazard Communication: Labels and SDS
Eye and Face Protection
Lockout/Tagout Basics
Hand Protection: The Right Glove
Machine Guarding: Never Bypass a Guard
Hand Tools in Good Condition
Grinders and Abrasive Wheels
Loading Docks: Trailer Creep and Dockboards
Stacking and Storing Materials
Noise and Hearing Protection
Severe Weather and the Emergency Action Plan
First Aid: Who Responds, and the Kit
Heat Illness: Water, Rest, Shade and Getting Used to Heat
Stairs and Handrails
Electrical Panels: Keep Clear, Keep Closed
Reporting Hazards and Near Misses
Heat Illness: Spotting the Signs and Responding
Flammable Liquids Storage
Compressed Gas Cylinders
Hot Work and Welding Fire Safety
Respirators: Fit, Seal and Limits
Respirable Silica Dust Awareness
Confined Spaces: Recognize, Don't Enter
Falls from Mezzanines and Open Edges
Overhead Cranes and Hoists
Inspecting Slings and Rigging
Reading Safety Signs
Safety Colors and Floor Marking
Conveyors and Pinch Points
Fire Prevention: Ignition Sources and Fuel
Evacuation: Routes, Headcounts, Assembly Points
Head Protection
Battery Charging Areas
Bloodborne Pathogens: Cleanup and Sharps
Foot Protection
PPE Hazard Assessment
New and Temporary Workers: Know Your Chemicals
Pallet Jacks and Powered Hand Trucks
Portable Power Tools
Carbon Monoxide from Forklifts and Fuel-Burning Equipment
Reporting Injuries: How and Why
Accident Prevention Tags: Do Not Operate
These talks help with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 safety training, and with 29 CFR 1904 recordkeeping for the injury-reporting talks: a signed sheet shows the date, topic, leader and who attended. OSHA has no final heat standard, so the two heat talks (weeks 23 and 27) close with the OSH Act general duty clause, 29 U.S.C. 654(a)(1). The talks are general safety information, not legal advice; they don't replace your own written programs, training and procedures.
Fill in on screen or print
Type into the fillable fields in a current browser such as Chrome or Firefox, or in a PDF reader, then save a copy for each talk.
Or print double-sided on US Letter (8.5 x 11 in) paper at 100% / actual size and fill them in by pen. Signature boxes are for ink.
How it works
Check out as usual. Nothing is shipped: this is a digital download.
Get your download link right away on the order confirmation page and in your confirmation email.
The download link is valid for 30 days. Save the zip file to your computer or shared drive. If your link expires, contact us through the site and we can resend it.
License
Single-business license: the purchasing business may fill in and print unlimited copies for its own internal use at its own workplace(s). No resale. Please don't share, redistribute, upload or post the files, in whole or in part.
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