- 01The Safety Documentation Every Small Construction Business Needs Before It Needs ItMost small contractors have never been asked to show their safety documentation. The first time they're asked will be after an incident. And by then it's too late to build the record they needed before it happened.
- 02How to Build a Job Site Safety System That Actually Gets Used in the FieldThe binder of OSHA safety documents in the office does not protect anyone on the job site. The protection comes from the safety habits practiced before the first tool comes out of the truck. Documentation and practice are not the same thing.
- 03What to Document When a Job Site Incident Happens — Before You Need ItMost contractors think about incident documentation after an incident. That is too late. The documentation that protects the business is made in the first thirty minutes, while the scene is unchanged and the crew's memory is current.
- 04How to Keep Your Compliance Documentation Current Without It Becoming a Full-Time JobThe insurance certificate filed in the job binder was current on the day it was filed. That may have been eighteen months ago. The business has been operating under documentation it assumes is valid. Some of it isn't.
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