ON JOB TRAINING (OJT) by SAFSB Safety.
“Whether that is learning how to operate specialized machinery and equipment or observing methods that facilitate the employee to perform specific jobs.”
Toolbox Talks.
Toolbox talks, also known as safety briefings or tailgate meetings, are short, informal meetings that can be held weekly to educate workers on safety topics:
Toolbox talks are designed to keep employees safe and up-to-date on safety issues, and to promote a safety culture in the organization.
Toolbox talks can help prevent accidents and injuries, and can help organizations stay compliant with OSHA and Occupational Health and Safety.
Toolbox talks are usually held at the job site before a shift or job starts.
Change to: On-the-job training (OJT) is a method of imparting new skills to employees while they are actively working, often with the guidance of a more experienced employee.
