Is this for me?
It is the most frequently asked question? My business is carpentry, plumber, engineering company, builder, landscaper, consultant, I provide cleaning services to commercial premises, ...and so on?
Our management plans and systems has been written for the construction industry which includes building and civil works, the plans are also easily adaptable to any work or services you are going to provide to a construction project; it is also is applicable to any maintenance or service work to buildings, residential and commercial premises.
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Is the SMP applicable to each state of United States?
Yes, except California (The SMP for California is known as IIPP). The SMP has been developed by Project Managers with hands on experience working with Safety management plans on construction projects; they havedeveloped the management plans considering federal and state safety and health standards requirements.
If you run business in California you need to purchase the Injury & Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) available on our website.
Although your safety obligations originate directly at the federal level, states have the right to develop their own standards under a federally approved state plan. The standards under a state plan may differ from federal OSHA standards, but must be at least as effective as the federal standards. Some states have established and administer their own state plans for workplace safety. If your business is in a state that has a state plan, you must comply with it. If your state does not have a state plan, you must comply with federal OSHA standards.
States safety and health legislation despite their minor differences they are remarkably similar in terms of objectives and requirements of safe workplaces due to the fact that the key objective that underpins all safety legislation is the requirement to eliminate or minimise, so far as is reasonably practicable, the risk of injury or illness at the workplace.
Why have a written Construction Safety Management Plan?
Basically there arethree main reasons of having a SMP; they are:
If you would like to reduce the costs and risks associated with workplace injuries and illnesses, you need to address safety and health right along with production.
How long is the estimated time of delivery of purchased documents?
All products purchased are 100% immediately downloadable. After completing payment (with Paypal account or credit card), you'll receive an email with instructions to download your purchase. Nothing is sent via physical mail.
Can I reuse my plan or system on multiple projects?
Yes, you purchase once only and the document can be used on as many projects you want; but you need to customise for each project, why? Because each project is unique and each project has unique hazards and risks.
