Run a toolbox talk your team will actually remember, and a sheet HSE will accept.
For site supervisors tired of downloading generic PDFs nobody reads. Pick from 20 pre-written topics or write your own, get a signed sign-in sheet.
Toolbox talks are expected on every commercial site and increasingly on larger domestic jobs. If someone gets hurt, one of the first things HSE asks is "Was there a briefing? Where's the record?"
Pick a topic from the library or write your own, add your attendees, download the signed record. No charge, no signup.
Disclaimer: This tool helps you record toolbox talks. It does not replace formal training or competence assessment. The talk outlines provided are starting points — adapt them to your specific site and job.
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What the law actually says
- •The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 requires you to provide such information, instruction and training as is necessary. Toolbox talks are the standard way of evidencing it.
- •Records must be retained and produced on request to HSE. A signed attendance sheet per talk is the minimum.
- •Generic talks delivered in three minutes don't pass. Site-specific content and a real conversation does.