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Toolbox Talk: Last Minute Risk Assessment

This document outlines a last minute risk assessment for a construction project. It lists potential hazards and has a checklist for tools, PPE, emergency response, and more. Crew members must sign to confirm their understanding before beginning work.

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Toolbox Talk: Last Minute Risk Assessment

This document outlines a last minute risk assessment for a construction project. It lists potential hazards and has a checklist for tools, PPE, emergency response, and more. Crew members must sign to confirm their understanding before beginning work.

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Date : Supervisor/Crew In-charge :

Location : Brief Description of Job :

Project :

Please (✓) the hazards associated Last Minute Risk Assessment


with the activity (based on the
current work conditions) LMRA Check Points (Mark Yes / No) Yes No

 
Are you aware of the work instruction.  
Poor Visibility Manual Handling

Identify the RA and JSA for that work.


  Please specify the Ref no:
1. 2. 3. 4.  
Confined
Weather Conditions (Communicate the RA and JSA with your crew)
Space

  Tools and Equipment


(Inspected and available in good condition)
 
Slip/Trip/Fall Drop Object

  PPE Requirement
(Ensure all the Mandatory PPE required for the Specific activity)
 
Work at height Radiation

  Emergency Response
(known near muster point, First Aid Box, Eyewash Station, Fire Extinguisher)
 
Electrical Equipment Chemical

Remarks:
 
Environmental Impact Fire

Please Specify any other hazard If the answer to any of these questions is NO, your safety and your team’s safety are
associated with your activity: at risk. STOP and check again. If it cannot be done safely don’t do it.

Other Points Discussed

Attendees (Record your sign only if all your doubts are addressed by your Supervisor/Foreman)
[Link] Name Designation Sign

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I confirm, I have conducted LMRA and delievered toolbox talk.
I verify the understanding with the work crew  Yes  No
Name/Signature:

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