Toolbox talks
A safety or productivity talk for plants running liners and thin brick, every Monday. Printable, with discussion questions.
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Productivity, 6 minutes
Staging brick so the crew sets
How pallets land, open, blend, and cull decides whether setting brick is bench work or a walk.
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Safety, 8 minutes
Rigging discipline at the strip
The load changes the moment a panel leaves the bed, so slings, angles, and where people stand are settled first.
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Productivity, 6 minutes
The pre-pour walk
One person walks the bed, one signs the sheet. After the pour, nothing on that list can be fixed.
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Safety, 8 minutes
Silica dust starts at the grinder
Cutting, grinding, and dry sweeping cured concrete put respirable silica in the air, too fine to see.
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Productivity, 6 minutes
Lay the run out, trim nothing
A sheet cut in the bed costs the sheet, the time, and a joint in the middle of a face.
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Safety, 8 minutes
Release agent: the SDS decides
The safety data sheet names the vapor, the skin and eye hazard, and the protection before anyone sprays.
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Productivity, 5 minutes
A clean bed, a clean panel
Everything left on the bed prints through the panel, and crumbs under a sheet keep it from laying flat.
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Safety, 7 minutes
Setting and stripping a liner safely
Pinch points at the bulkhead, knife cuts, sharp trimmed edges, and a corner that lets go all at once.