Build a Canadian JHA, Field-Level Hazard Assessment or site-specific safety plan aligned to CCOHS and provincial OHS. WorkSafeBC / MOL / Alberta OHS-ready PDFs in minutes.
Frequently asked questions
- Which Canadian safety document do I need?
- A JHA is the standard task-level analysis before high-risk work. FLHA is the start-of-shift check every crew does. A site-specific safety plan is the project-wide document your GC or owner asks for. Pick the builder that matches what's been requested.
- Does it cover all provinces?
- Yes. Structured around CCOHS best practice and referenced to WorkSafeBC, Ontario MOL, Alberta OHS, SaskWorkers, Manitoba WSH, Nova Scotia LAE and Québec CNESST as relevant to the project location.
- Is there a sign-in register?
- Yes — every worker signs in against the JHA or FLHA with trade, ticket and company visible on the PDF.
- Will a GC or PM accept it?
- It is built for GC review — task broken into steps, hazards paired with hierarchy-of-controls responses, supervisor sign-off and revision triggers visible.
- Is it free to start?
- Yes — your first Canadian JHA is free, no card.