SafetyQuestion 98 of 1605
What is the primary purpose of a "toolbox talk" on a construction job site?
a.To review the project schedule
b.To conduct formal OSHA training
c.To review payroll with employees
d.To provide brief safety training on specific hazards
Explanation
Toolbox talks (also called tailgate meetings) are short, informal safety meetings typically held at the start of a shift to address specific hazards, near-misses, or safety topics relevant to the day's work.
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