OSHA Construction Safety Documents — Generator [2026]

Build the OSHA construction safety documents US sites need — JHA, site safety plan, toolbox talks, permits. 29 CFR 1926 aligned.

Frequently asked questions

What safety documents does an OSHA construction site need?
At minimum: a site-specific safety plan, task-level JHAs, toolbox talks, permits for hot work, confined space and LOTO where applicable, and an emergency action plan. Cal/OSHA adds a written IIPP under T8 CCR 3203.
Is Riskora aligned with 29 CFR 1926?
Yes — the construction document structure aligns with 29 CFR 1926 (construction) and 1910 (general industry) where applicable.
Do I need a JHA for every task?
For high-hazard, non-routine or changing work, a task-specific JHA is expected before work starts. Routine low-hazard tasks can share a general JHA.
Do you have a Cal/OSHA variant?
Yes — see our Cal/OSHA JHA and IIPP template pages for California-specific requirements.