Prep a safety tailgate talk
Never paste: Employee pay, disciplinary records with full names, customer addresses and phone numbers, or medical/personal info about techs.
When to use it
Weekly 5-minute safety talk at the morning meeting.
The prompt
Copy this, then replace everything in [brackets].
Write a 5-minute safety talk.
Topic: [ladders, attic heat, electrical lockout, gas leaks, CO, driving, lifting water heaters]
Recent incident or near-miss (no names): [optional]
Plain language, 3 key points, one real scenario, one question to ask the crew.
Before / after
Before: Safety talk = ‘Be safe out there.’
After (example output):
Topic: attic heat. 1. Attics can hit 140°F by noon in July. 2. Do attic work first thing. 3. Hydrate before, not after. Scenario: tech felt dizzy in an attic last summer and didn’t say anything. Question: ‘What’s your plan if you start feeling it?’
Tips
- Follow your company’s safety program and OSHA rules; this is a talk, not a training.
- Use tech first names or initials in prompts.
- Coach behaviors, not personalities. Ask the AI to keep it specific.
- Review every draft before you send it. You’re accountable for what goes out.
Fill in the brackets
Type your details and the prompt below updates. Everything stays in your browser.
Leave out: Employee pay, disciplinary records with full names, customer addresses and phone numbers, or medical/personal info about techs. Use initials or general terms instead.