Able Safety Consulting - Other Plans and Programs

Also called a job safety analysis, a job hazard analysis will identify the dangers of specific tasks on the job site to reduce the risk of injury to workers (Required in Site Safety Plans)

Able Safety Consulting Offers all Department of buildings approved courses including the OSHA 10 and 30 construction safety training courses, Scaffolding training, Site Safety Training, flagger training and more.

These plans identify hazardous chemicals in the workplace as well as containers they are kept in, Record safety date sheets which contains specific date about the chemicals hazard using a specified format, training employees about the chemical hazards on the job and informing workers and other contractors about hazardous materials on the job.

A written document required by OSHA that facilitates and organizes employer/employee actions during workplace emergencies.

Part of the employee emergency action plan required by OSHA which outlines evacuation routes, exits and procedures.

The project work scope is a detailed description of the work to be performed on a project which includes milestones, reports, deliverables, and finished project that is expected to be provided by the performing party.

If certain activities are being performed or certain equipment is being used on a construction site there must be a noise mitigation and/or dust mitigation plan In place, which is used to reduce the amount of noise or dust from the job site.

A program put in place to ensure the protections of all employees of the company from hazards associated with confined space entry.

A plan that is required whenever a worker is performing activities at a certain height. This plan must be available to all workers who may have a potential to fall at a job site.

A mock up of the scaffolds and placement of the scaffolds that will be used in the construction site.

A fire Safety plan is put in place to ensure the effective utilization of safety features in a building to protect people from fire.

A standard tool between subcontractors and main contractors that is used to communicate things such as hazard management and identification, accidents and occurrence investigation, and training of staff.