Resources

Safety document guides for contractors

Plain-language guides to common safety documents, with example hazards and controls to review against your own site.

Construction JSA guide

A practical guide to writing a construction job safety analysis that fits the actual task, crew and site — not a generic form.

Excavation work changes as the hole gets deeper. This guide shows how to structure a job hazard analysis that keeps pace with the dig.

Landscaping crews move between properties daily. Use a quick checklist for routine checks and a JSA for the tasks that carry more risk.

Loading and unloading happens in almost every trade — often in your own yard, not the job site. It deserves its own plan.

For owner-operators and small fleets that haul materials, equipment or freight — covering the yard, the road and the delivery site.

Field companies often forget the office. A short, regular inspection keeps the headquarters covered without heavy paperwork.

Trade-specific hazards, example JSA steps and documents you can create.

Trade-specific hazards, example JSA steps and documents you can create.

Working in Canada? See Nova Scotia and Ontario safety documents, browse templates or compare plans.