Site-specific safety plan for your job.
Type the job address and the work. Get a filled plan to send the GC.
Job4100 Industrial Pkwy, Tampa FL
WorkSite grading and storm drain, two excavators and a dozer
HazardsTrench cave-in (box or slope at 5 ft); Underground utilities: call 811 and pothole; Struck-by and backing machines; Dust; water truck on hand
- Project and scope
- Emergency contacts, nearest ER
- Site hazards
- Machines on site
- Competent people
- Training records
- PPE
- ○ Sign-in sheetyou add
7 of 8 sections fill from the address and the work.
What goes in a site-specific safety plan
| Section | What to put in it |
|---|---|
| Project and scope | Address, owner, GC, your scope and dates |
| Emergency | 911 address, nearest ER with directions, muster point, who calls |
| Site hazards | The ones this job has: trenching, overhead lines, traffic, silica |
| Machines | What's on site and who's qualified to run it |
| Competent people | By name, for excavation, scaffolds, fall protection |
| Training | Cards and dates for the crew |
| PPE | The baseline and anything task-specific |
| Reporting | How injuries and near misses get reported, and to whom |
EM 385-1-1 Accident Prevention Plans
On a USACE job, the plan is an Accident Prevention Plan following Appendix A of EM 385-1-1. It adds a signature sheet, the company's safety policy, a subcontractor section, inspections, and an activity hazard analysis (AHA) for each phase of work. Switch the tool above to "USACE EM 385" for that outline. For each AHA, the JHA builder is a quick start.
The plan fills from what Dozer already knows.
Address, scope, machines, crew cards and the hazards the cameras have seen. When the job changes, the plan does too.
- Emergency contacts and nearest ER, from the address
- Machines and competent people on this job
- Training records pulled from crew cards
- Sent to the GC as a PDF
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Questions crews ask
What is a site-specific safety plan?
A safety plan written for one job: what work is happening, the hazards on this site, who's responsible, emergency contacts and the nearest hospital, training, PPE and how incidents get reported. Most GCs ask every sub for one before mobilizing.
What is an EM 385-1-1 Accident Prevention Plan?
USACE requires an Accident Prevention Plan (APP) on its jobs, following Appendix A of EM 385-1-1. It covers background, policy, responsibilities, subcontractors, training, inspections, accident reporting, emergency plans and activity hazard analyses.
Do I need an IIPP in California?
Yes. Every California employer needs a written Injury and Illness Prevention Program (Title 8, section 3203). A site-specific plan doesn't replace it; it sits on top of it for one job.
Is the plan template free?
Yes. The sections and checklist work right here. Filling them from your address and scope uses the Dozer API, also free here.
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