Top 10 Things Needed in a Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan
Publisher: Emilcott
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Site Specific Health and Safety Plans are required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and requested by Construction Managers, Property Owners, Developers, and General Contractors. Writing a plan that meets the regulatory requirements and is approved by the owner of the project can be a daunting task. Emilcott’s ebook can guide you through the process by providing the user with: • A list of the top ten topics that each health and safety plan must address • An explanation for each of the topics • Regulatory references to find more information on the topics
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