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Construction site safety plans, Occupational Health

Published Friday, September 01, 2006

Although required by some states for general construction, a written comprehensive Safety and Health Plan is not required by the Occupational Health and Safety Administration for construction projects involving installation or building of concrete structures. Nevertheless, significant advantages of a well written plan include (1) administrative organization in complying with project requirements, which typically impresses OSHA inspectors, and (2) assurance of adequate administrative preparation for the project. When these elements are contained in a single document, an inspector can conveniently reference the Site Safety Plan to verify the presence and implementation of OSHA requirements — an immensely helpful ...

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