Worksite meetings are key to health and safety coordination. Well-run meetings strengthen communication and commitment; poorly prepared ones can quickly waste time.
A few good practices make a difference: a clear agenda, practical discussion points, controlled timing and follow-up on agreed actions. The aim is to encourage dialogue and leave with useful decisions.
The OHS coordinator can facilitate by keeping discussions focused, inviting input and ensuring that prevention messages are clearly understood.
These tips provide a simple starting point. Examples and tools will be added in future updates.
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