Supervisor initiated training (SIT) series
Informal training tools supervisors can use to address hazard-specific topics.
What are SITs?
Our supervisor initiated training tools (also known as toolbox talks) are for supervisors to present to employees on specific safety hazards. Each SIT takes less than three minutes to present and reminds staff about important safety messages and procedures. Presenting them also gives your staff the opportunity to bring up concerns or questions.
How to get started
- Download the organizing your SIT program guide
- Download the SIT safety talks of your choice (view the entire series)
- Present SITs to your staff
School SITs
Use our sample school SIT training schedule/matrix to help you organize your training program.
We also offer the following SIT combo packs for specific school jobs:
Health care and assisted living SITs
View a sampling of SITs for health care and assisted living staff below.
You can also download the health care and assisted living SIT combo pack and present one each month of the year.
Full SIT series
Access the full list of Supervisor Initiating Training talks in the resource catalog.
