Core written program checklist
- Safety policy and management commitment.
- Named safety responsibilities for owner, supervisors, and employees.
- Hazard Communication / SDS / labeling process.
- Emergency Action Plan and incident reporting procedure.
- PPE assessment and required protective equipment.
- Training, toolbox talks, and employee acknowledgement records.
- OSHA recordkeeping and inspection response basics.
Common contractor add-ons
- Fall protection for roof, ladder, scaffold, or elevated work.
- Respiratory protection for silica, dust, coatings, or chemicals.
- Silica exposure control plan for concrete, masonry, cutting, drilling, or grinding.
- Heat illness prevention for outdoor, rooftop, or hot indoor work.
- Lockout/tagout for electrical, mechanical, or powered equipment service.
- IIPP or accident prevention program requirements in state-plan states.
How to use the checklist
- Mark the sections your GC, insurer, or platform requested.
- Compare those sections against your current manual.
- If you are missing state/trade-specific content, generate the full CrewCompliance program and review it against the request.
Related contractor safety resources
Core hubs
OSHA safety programs · OSHA safety manual · Free safety program checklist · ISNetworld RAVS safety programs · Avetta safety programs
Existing program pages
Construction safety program for contractors · Written safety program for small contractors · Roofing safety program · Electrical safety program · HVAC safety program · Hazard Communication program · Respiratory Protection program · Heat Illness Prevention plan · California IIPP for contractors
Trust and validation
Sample safety program preview · Regulatory sources and update log
Common questions
No. It is a planning tool. It helps identify what your written program may need, then points you to the full generated safety program.
Yes, as a preparation checklist. Exact requirements vary by hiring client and platform questionnaire, so compare the checklist to the specific request.
Use CrewCompliance to generate a trade and state-specific written safety program, then review the output against the checklist and your reviewer’s request.
Generate a state + trade-specific program
CrewCompliance is designed for contractors who need practical written safety documentation quickly. It is not a law firm and does not replace professional legal or safety review for unusual operations, but it gives you a stronger starting point than a generic manual.