What is the main purpose of a toolbox talk held before a site task begins?
Correct answer: A. To brief workers on task hazards and safe controls
- A. To brief workers on task hazards and safe controls
- B. To approve the contractor's final account
- C. To calculate the concrete mix proportion
- D. To negotiate the tendering method with bidders
Explanation
A toolbox talk is a short site safety briefing focused on the hazards and controls for an intended activity. It supports communication and safe behaviour, but it does not replace formal design or contract administration.
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