A complete set of 13 safety and site documentation forms — FLHA through lockout/tagout. Every one fits on a single page, holds up in a COR audit, and prints clean enough to send straight to a printer for carbonless pads.
$49 CAD one-time · instant download · take them to any printer
Built by a working superintendentCSA / WorkSafeBC vocabularyEditable source files
13
Forms in the pack
1
Page each — always
3
Ways to use: print, pads, tablet
$0
Monthly fees, ever
Section 01 — What's included
Thirteen forms. The ones you actually fill out.
Numbered and sequenced the way a safety binder is built, so the crew learns where things live. Substructure through wood frame — nothing in here is theoretical.
01
Field Level Hazard Assessment
Task, weather, hazard/control table with risk ratings, and a crew sign-off block that fits eight names.
02
Site Inspection Checklist
Pass / fail / N/A across general conditions, fall protection, substructure, fire and electrical, first aid.
03
Fall Protection Plan
Method selection, anchor point log, equipment inspection confirmation, and a written rescue plan.
04
Confined Space Entry Permit
Classification, atmospheric readings with acceptable ranges pre-printed, attendant and entrant log.
05
Equipment Inspection Checklist
Sixteen-point walk-around, defect capture, and an out-of-service call with a repair ticket number.
06
Near Miss Report
No-blame framing, potential severity scale, and a corrective action that gets assigned and dated.
07
Incident Investigation
Classification, sequence of events, root cause, and a regulator notification block for WorkSafe / OH&S.
08
Weather Monitoring Log
Hourly readings against thresholds you set before the pour, plus a work suspension record.
Most form packs are a lawyer's Word document with a logo dropped in. These were drawn up on a parkade job, by someone who had to fill them out at 6:40 in the morning with cold hands.
One letter-size page per form. No two-page FLHA that loses its second half.
Light on ink — no solid black fills that drain a job trailer toner cartridge.
Field boxes sized for actual handwriting, not for a 10-point font.
Consistent header, footer, form number and revision line across all 13.
CSA standards and WorkSafeBC terminology already written into the checklists.
Structured for a COR / SECOR audit — every form has a sign-off and a retention note.
Press-ready files included, so a print shop can turn them into NCR pads without redrawing anything.
Substructure and excavation sections built in — most packs skip them entirely.
Fill on a tablet in the trailer or print a stack for the gang box. Both work.
Editable source files, so your company name and logo go where mine is.
Section 03 — How it works
On site the same day.
STEP 01
Buy the pack
Checkout takes a minute. The download link lands in your inbox immediately — no account to create.
STEP 02
Add your branding
Open the editable files, drop in your company name and logo, and export. Or use them as-is.
STEP 03
Print or load the tablet
Run a stack for the gang box and load the PDFs on site iPads. The set is built to work either way.
Section 04 — Pricing
Pay once. Use them forever.
No seats, no monthly fee, no software to log into. You get the files and they're yours — including the print-ready versions you can hand to a printer for carbonless pads.
Not what you expected? Email within 14 days and I'll refund it.
Section 05 — Questions
Before you buy
Are these compliant with my regulator?
They're written around CSA standards and WorkSafeBC terminology, which covers most of Canada closely and the US reasonably well. They are documentation tools, not legal advice — check them against the regulations in your jurisdiction and your own company's safety program before you roll them out.
Can I get these made into carbonless pads?
Yes, and this is what most buyers do. Press-ready files are included — send them to any local print shop and ask for 2-part or 3-part NCR pads in 50-set books. Expect roughly $90 to $145 per pad depending on quantity and how many parts you want. The crew keeps a copy, the office keeps a copy, and you have a paper trail an auditor can follow.
Why pay when SafetyCulture gives templates away free?
Free templates are fine one at a time. The problem shows up when your FLHA, your inspection checklist and your toolbox talk all came from different places, look nothing alike, and half of them run onto a second page. This is one consistent set with your name on it — and files a printer can actually use.
Can I put my own company name on them?
Yes. Editable source files are included and swapping the logo, company name and colours takes a few minutes. With the branded set I'll do the whole thing for you and send back print-ready files in two business days.
Can the crew fill them out on a phone or tablet?
Yes. The PDFs are set up to be marked up in any standard annotation app, and they hold their layout on a tablet screen. They also print cleanly on a job trailer laser printer.
What if I only need one or two forms?
The FLHA is free — grab it and try it. Beyond that the pack is sold as a set, because the value is having one consistent binder rather than a folder of mismatched sheets.
Do I get updates?
Single site licence gets free revisions for twelve months. Company licence gets them for as long as the pack exists.
Stop rebuilding the same FLHA in Word.
Thirteen forms, one page each, ready for site tomorrow morning.
