Toolbox Safety Tips

Toolbox Safety Tips should be an important part of any company’s safety program. They can be used to promote workplace safety and as references in employee safety meetings. TSTs are available as downloadable PDFs in the Members Section of the website (member login required).

If you have a safety or training topic you would like to see addressed in a future Toolbox Safety Tip, contact the CSDA office at 727-577-5004 or email info@csda.org.

101 Back Injury
102 Defensive Driving
103 Mobilizing Procedure
104 Craning & Rigging
105 Scaffold Safety
106 Layouts & Locates
107 Electrical Safety
108 Pinch Points
109 Heat-Related Injuries
110 Roadway Safety
111 Fall Protection
112 Electrical Safety
113 Trenching & Excavation
114 Drug & Alcohol Awareness
115 Safe Lifting
116 Slurry Burns
117 Pulling Trailers
118 Jump-Starting Batteries
119 Preventing Hearing Loss
120 Asbestos Awareness
121 Carbon Monoxide Safety
122 Protecting Your Eyes
123 Hazard Communication
124 Hard Hat Safety
125 Preparing for Emergencies
126 HAZWOPER Training
127 Protecting Workers from Falling Objects
128 Lightning Safety for Outdoor Workers
129 Core Drilling Safety
130 Respirator Training
131 Seven Habits of Safe People
132 Sun Safety for Outdoor Workers
133 Fire Extinguishers
134 Frostbite
135 Seatbelts Could Save Your Life
136 Securing Openings
137 Workplace Violence
138 Safety Footwear
139 Confined Space Entry
140 Wall Sawing Safety
141 First Aid & Emergencies
142 Ladder Safety
143 Aerial Work Platforms
144 Hand Saw Safety **New**
145 Night Driving
146 Slips, Trips & Falls
147 Ergonomics for the Construction Worker
148 Concrete Chain Sawing Safety
149 Winter Travel
150 Electric Slab Saw Safety
151 Following Distances
152 Stepping from Lift Gates
153 Look Out for the New Worker
154 Job Safety Analysis
155 Weight of Concrete
156 Empty Containers
157 How a Diamond Blade Cuts
158 Machine Guarding
159 Evacuation Safety
160 Fatigue While Driving
161 It’s All About Attitude
162 Wire Sawing Safety
163 Suspended Slab Safety
164 Flammable and Combustible Liquids
165 Personal Protective Equipment
166 Housekeeping
167 Harassment in the Workplace
168 Elevator Safety
169 Operator Guidelines for Concrete Sawing and Drilling
170 Lockout Tagout Safety
171 Cell Phone Safety
172 Preventive Vehicle Maintenance Inspections
173 Tornado Safety
174 Natural Gas and Petroleum Liquids
175 Portable Generators
176 Finger and Hand Injuries
177 Injection Injury
178 Tire Blow-out Safety
179 Eye Bolt Safety
180 Quick Disconnect Blade Flanges
181 Tire Pressure
182 Flat (Slab) Sawing Safety
183 Ventilation Safety
184 Wall Opening Dangers
185 Guardrails, Handrails and Covers
186 Hand-held Core Drilling
187 Pre-Trip Inspections
188 Belt Care
189 Escaping in an Emergency
190 First Aid Kits
191 Distracted Driving
192 Preventing Sprains and Strains
193 Twist-Lock Plug Connector Installation
194 Bonding and Grounding
195 Forklift Safety
196 Driver Daylight Visibility Hazards
197 Working in Cold Conditions
198 Cold and Flu Advice
199 OSHA Inspection Advice
200 Waste Disposal
201 Near Misses
202 Blind Spots
203 Diamond Blade RPM
204 Dangers of Lead Acid Batteries
205 Grinder Safety
206 Energy Drinks
207 Working Over or Near Water
208 Polishing Refinement Safety
209 Avoid Bringing COVID-19 Home from Work
210 Maintaining a Six-Foot Worker Separation for COVID-19 ‘Zone Defense’