Free construction safety tools and OSHA guides

Printable checklists, permits and logs for the person who has to sign them — each one carrying the 29 CFR section it answers to, and every figure read from the standard itself.

16 tools · 18 guides · 6 comparisons · sources dated on every page

Jobsite
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A scaffold tower with guardrails — the anchor scene for this site's stencil prints.

Start with a form somebody has to sign

Every tool prints. Every tool carries its governing section. Nine of 16 below.

Safety

A written plan for leading-edge, precast and residential work where conventional systems are infeasible.

29 CFR 1926.502(k)

Safety

Pre-use inspection for full-body harnesses, lanyards and connectors, point by point.

29 CFR 1926.502(d)(21)

Safety

A fillable log of work-related injuries and illnesses with case classification built in.

29 CFR 1904.29

Caution

Total recordable incident rate from your case count and hours worked, with a benchmark read.

29 CFR 1904.32

Safety

Capture the close call before it becomes a recordable, in one page.

Voluntary — no OSHA form

Safety

First-report form for a jobsite injury, with witness and root-cause sections.

29 CFR 1904.29(b)(2)

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How to use this site

01

Find the duty

Every page opens with the section that creates the obligation — 1926.501, 1904.7, 1910.147 — quoted, not paraphrased.

02

Take the form

Fill it in the browser, print it, or copy it out. Nothing asks for an email address and nothing is stored.

03

Check the date

Each page prints the URL and the fetch date of every source it used, so you can see how fresh the figure is.

Four areas, forty pages

Guides

All 18 guides

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Every one of the 16 tools runs in the browser and prints from it. No account, no download gate, no newsletter. Bookmark the one your crew needs on Monday.

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