Build a site-specific US construction safety plan aligned with 29 CFR 1926. JHAs, EAP, permits and toolbox talks — ready to submit.
Frequently asked questions
- Is a site safety plan required by OSHA?
- OSHA does not mandate a single 'site safety plan' by name, but 29 CFR 1926 requires accident prevention responsibilities, competent person duties and hazard-specific written programs. Most GCs require a project-specific plan that consolidates these.
- Does this cover Cal/OSHA?
- For California projects, use this plan alongside our Cal/OSHA IIPP template — the plan references the IIPP.
- How often should the plan be updated?
- When project scope or crew changes, after any incident, and at planned intervals.
- Can I submit this to a federal GC?
- For USACE / federal projects, pair this with an AHA per Definable Feature of Work — see our USACE AHA page.