Written Safety Programs by Trade

Every trade has a different hazard list, and a reviewer knows which sections should be in your manual before they open it. Pick your trade to see the sections your program will include, why generic templates get rejected, and how the 6-question intake builds your program. Every program is written to be aligned with OSHA construction standards and costs $299 one time, delivered as an instant PDF.

• HVAC Safety ProgramRooftop units, refrigerants, live circuits, attics and crawl spaces.
• Plumbing Safety ProgramCrawl spaces and pits, torch work, drain chemicals, service trucks.
• Electrical Safety ProgramEnergized work, lockout/tagout, arc flash PPE, ladders and lifts.
• Roofing Safety ProgramFall protection plans, ladder safety, hot work, heat illness.
• Concrete Safety ProgramSilica control plan, formwork, cement burns, saws and heat.
• Framing and Carpentry Safety ProgramLeading edge falls, nail guns, saws, ladders, material handling.
• Drywall Safety ProgramScissor lifts and stilts, sanding dust, ladders, heavy lifting.
• Painting Safety ProgramSolvents and coatings, spray work, lifts and ladders, lead awareness.
• Welding and Fabrication Safety ProgramHot work permits, fume control, cylinders, fire watch, grinding.
• Excavation and Utilities Safety ProgramTrench protective systems, competent person, locates, work zones.
• Landscaping Safety ProgramMowers and trimmers, pesticides, trailers, roadside work, heat.
• General Contractor Safety ProgramMulti-employer sites, sub management, site orientation, falls.

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