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Generally, everyone involved in a construction project benefits from using toolbox talk software. Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) managers are the point of contact with the enterprising side of construction and can take advantage of this software for easy dissemination of information. As a result, laborers and site managers are able to receive instructions and safety briefings more efficiently while working on a construction project.
Technology improves the delivery of toolbox talks for safety by incorporating multimedia elements for more interactive engagement, while making it easier to keep a record of information. Using technology allows for the use of videos and images for a more demonstrative approach to delivering safety instructions.
Furthermore, the right software can keep a record of acknowledgement to see which team members interacted with the toolbox talks and archive information as a point of reference for future instruction.
SafetyCulture makes toolbox talks more engaging by incorporating media attachments and requesting acknowledgement to ensure team members access important information. Additionally, team members can leave comments if they have any questions, while also being prompted with reminders if they haven’t viewed or interacted with the message sent.
The right software makes it easy to document toolbox talks delivered across teams. Ideally, it has features that report who attended the talks, provide a summary of the discussions, and report possible issues encountered during the talk to be addressed after. Using software essentially streamlines documentation and efficiently records information for future reference.
The effectiveness of toolbox talks are typically measured using the lost time incident rate, near miss rates, injury frequency rate, lost workday rate, and other similar metrics that determine the level of safety present. Other relevant metrics include worker participation, corrective action completion, and adherence to overall safety program goals.