Toolbox talk schedule
Site registerThe topics you chose, the dates you set, and what happened on each.
A program you wrote
Topic, outline, who is giving it, who it is for, and the date you set — with what actually happened recorded against each.
No topic list and no frequency
Both are the things a free planner is most tempted to supply, and both are decided by the work in front of you and by the rules where you work.
Around it
The talk you actually delivered is the toolbox talk record. Planning training by role is the training needs analysis.
Your own program of talks. It publishes no required topic list, no content and no frequency, and claims no talk on it satisfies any requirement. Everything runs on your device.
Questions people ask
- Does it give me the topics?
- No. This product publishes no required topic list and no talk content. The topics are yours, in the order you want them.
- How often should toolbox talks be held?
- This tool does not say. There is no supplied frequency, and the first stage of a planned talk says in its own words that nothing here makes a date required.
- Does holding these talks satisfy a legal requirement?
- No, and nothing here claims it does. Whether a talk discharges any training, briefing or communication duty depends on the duty, the content and the jurisdiction — none of which a schedule can settle.
- What if a talk does not happen?
- 'Did not happen' is a stage of its own, and it is terminal rather than counted as held. A schedule that quietly recorded a canceled talk as delivered would say the opposite of the truth.