Scout's Toolbox Talks

Every critical lift should be thoroughly documented for safety, compliance, and future planning.

Why It Matters:

Good documentation ensures accountability. It allows teams to review performance, learn from near misses, and prove that the proper procedures were followed.

Key Points:

• Record personnel involved, equipment used, and timing of the lift.
• Note any delays, weather issues, or unexpected events.
• Document lessons learned for continuous improvement.
• Store all records with your jobsite’s safety documentation.

✅ If it’s not written down, it didn’t happen.

Ask the Crew:

• Who is responsible for documenting today’s lift?
• Do we know where the records are kept?

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