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2.1 Definition of Toolbox Meeting

In general Toolbox meetings or sometimes there are those

calling it safety talks or sometimes also P5M material is one way

easy to remind workers that health and safety is important

in work. Each talk can take about five minutes

and can help workers identify and control hazards to

project or work. It also shows the commitment of entrepreneurs

and workers on safety and health.

According to (Anonymous, 2019) the Toolbox meeting or what is also commonly called

Safety talk is an effort to remind workers

about the importance of occupational health and safety in the work area. Usually

the material provided through the toolbox meeting is specific to

work environment, carried out in a specific scope of work and not

should always be done in a special room. Simply by giving

briefing in an open area, because at its core is communication

about telling how to always carry out the rules of health

and work safety.

According to (Iswendi Dedi, 2017) Toolbox meetings are a kind of

briefing on occupational safety and health (K3) on the project.

Participating in this Toolbox meeting sometimes makes workers feel bored

because the material presented is repeated. Is an activity

in an effort to prevent accidents in the workplace, and various

types of work that can be discussed to then be implemented and

practiced in the field.

A study from Kaskutas, et al (2016) reveals about

the benefits to be gained after conducting a safety talk program

and occupational health at work. They provide intervention

OSH discussion at the start of work on preventing the risk of falling from