
Printable toolbox talk sheet· NSW
Toolbox talk: reporting an injury at work
A 10-minute script a supervisor reads aloud, with a sign-on strip for the crew.
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v1 — September 2026 · Updated
Rather have it printed for you? Order copiesWhat it is for
A ready-to-run toolbox talk on what happens when someone gets hurt on the job: how to report it, who to tell, and what happens next. The supervisor reads it out; the crew signs on at the bottom, so the site keeps a record that the talk was given.
Who it is for
Supervisors, leading hands and site managers on any work site.
- Employers
What is on it
- A 10-minute supervisor script in short paragraphs written to be spoken
- The reporting steps in order, in plain English
- A sign-on strip for attendee names, the date and the site
Where the QR code goes: workcoverhub.com.au/injured-at-work. Anyone who scans it lands on that page, so you know exactly what your people will read.
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