A full year of short, discussion-led safety talks for everyone on location: roustabouts, pumpers, operators, drivers, welders and contractors. 52 fillable 2-page PDF talks, one hazard per week, plus a READ ME and all 52 weeks in one combined 108-page fillable PDF: 54 files 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.
52 original toolbox talks that help with OSHA safety training and crew safety meetings.
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 and a box to initial beside each step.
Open discussion with a PPE check, and a hazard table to write down what the crew raises and the fix.
Plan-forward table for what changes, who owns it and by when.
The rule, quoted word for word, mostly from 29 CFR 1910, the general industry standards. Where OSHA has no rule written for the hazard (cold, heat, driving, H2S monitors and others), the talk quotes the OSH Act general duty clause.
Back: the sign-in sheet with date, time, location, leader, 20 signature rows, crew notes and a supervisor signature.
53 fillable fields per talk on US Letter (8.5 x 11 in) sheets, sized for typing or a pen.
The 52 weeks
The weeks follow the seasons, starting in January: cold, ice, winter driving and H2S in the winter weeks, heat illness and wildfire smoke in the summer weeks.
1. Cold Stress on Remote Locations
2. Ice and Snow on Stairs, Catwalks and Walkways
3. Winter Driving
4. Working Alone and Check-In Calls
5. H2S: Know Where It Hides
6. Gas Monitors: Bump It, Wear It, Believe It
7. Gas Alarm: Escape Upwind, No Blind Rescue
8. Carbon Monoxide in Buildings and Cabs
9. Thawing Frozen Lines and Equipment
10. New to the Site: Short-Service Workers
11. JSA Before Every Job
12. Stop-Work Authority: Anyone, Anytime
13. Many Crews, One Location: SIMOPS
14. Spring Breakup: Soft, Muddy and Washed-Out Roads
15. Line of Fire: Struck-By
16. Overhead Power Lines
17. Locate Before You Dig
18. Never Enter an Unprotected Trench
19. Falls from Tanks, Walkways and Fixed Ladders
20. Working at Height in a Harness
21. Tank Gauging and Thief Hatch Vapors
22. Confined Spaces: Recognize, Don’t Enter
23. Heat Illness: Water, Rest, Shade
24. Wildlife on Location
25. FR Clothing: Wear It Right
26. Heat Illness: Spot It and Respond
27. Wildfire and Smoke
28. Eye and Face: Spray, Splash and Debris
29. Dropped Objects and Hard Hats
30. Lifts and Suspended Loads
31. Mobile Equipment and Blind Spots
32. Pinch Points and Caught-Between
33. Hand and Finger Injuries
34. Rotating Equipment and Missing Guards
35. Hand Tools: Right Tool, Good Condition
36. Stored Pressure: Never Assume It’s Bled Off
37. Lockout/Tagout: Isolate Before You Work
38. Opening Lines and Equipment
39. Slips and Trips on Location
40. Hot Work Near Hydrocarbons
41. Static Electricity, Bonding and Grounding
42. Fire Extinguishers on Location
43. Ignition Sources in Hazardous Areas
44. Noise and Hearing Protection
45. Cords, Heat Trace and Temporary Power
46. Modified Tools
47. Chemicals on Location: Labels and SDS
48. Working in the Dark
49. Spill Response
50. Emergency Plan: Report, Muster, Headcount
51. Fatigue on Long Hitches
52. Housekeeping on Location
A signed sheet shows the date, topic, leader and who attended. The lockout talks (weeks 13, 36, 37 and 38) note that 29 CFR 1910.147 does not cover oil and gas well drilling and servicing, and say to follow your company's own steps for controlling energy on those jobs. The talks are general safety information, not legal advice; they don't replace your own written programs, training and procedures, or any state plan rules.
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
1. Check out as usual. Nothing is shipped: this is a digital download.
2. Get your download link right away on the order confirmation page and in your confirmation email.
3. 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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