Electrical contractors
Energized work permits, LOTO procedures, and arc flash documentation are the first things OSHA asks for. Safety Simple builds them for you.
Required programs
HazComPPEElectrical Safety (NFPA 70E)LOTOArc Flash
Use cases by trade
Built for the trade you actually do.
Safety Simple asks what you do in onboarding, then generates the OSHA-required written programs, daily checklists, and toolbox talks specific to that trade.
Roofers
Fall protection is OSHA's #1 cited standard, and roofing is the highest-risk trade. Daily pre-shift inspections and harness/anchor records keep you out of the citation list.
Required programs
Fall ProtectionHazComPPELadder SafetyHeat Illness
Framers & carpenters
Cut tables, nail guns, and elevated work mean documented training and PPE records are non-negotiable for GC pre-quals.
Required programs
Fall ProtectionHazComPPEPower Tool SafetySilica
Concrete & masonry
Silica exposure documentation is the make-or-break for concrete crews. Safety Simple generates your written exposure control plan.
Required programs
Silica (29 CFR 1926.1153)HazComPPEManual Lifting
Plumbers & pipefitters
Confined space entry permits and competent-person trenching documentation are the high-stakes paperwork — we make it routine.
Required programs
HazComPPEConfined SpaceTrenching/Excavation
Painters
SDS management for solvents and coatings, plus respirator fit-test records, are the documentation OSHA looks for first.
Required programs
HazComRespiratory ProtectionPPELead/Solvent Exposure
Scaffolders
Daily competent-person scaffold inspections logged on a phone — exactly what 1926.451(f)(3) requires.
Required programs
Scaffold (1926.451)Fall ProtectionHazComPPE
Small general contractors
Manage your written programs in one place and share them with GCs or owners on a single inspector-ready link.
Required programs
Multi-employer site coordinationAll baseline programsSub pre-quals
Don't see your trade?
Safety Simple supports 20+ construction trades out of the box, and the underlying program library covers all OSHA 1926 Subparts. Start the trial and pick your trade during onboarding.
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