It's raining, it's pouring and everyone is snoring. The presenter is rattling off endless bullet points of a safety standard or an existing procedure in a monotone, and the audience is looking glassy-eyed. Is this your experience when holding toolbox talks? Safety is no longer about merely ticking the compliance box-today, the focus is on achieving zero harm. Everyone knows safety is important, but that alone will not make a toolbox talk interesting or memorable, or change behavior. A new approach is needed to creating toolbox content that really works. So, ask yourself, how can toolbox talk content get workers to correct or maintain their safe behavior in the workplace?
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