Fall protection 1926.501, scaffolding, LOTO, excavation and trenching, and crane/hoist operations. The Written Safety Plan and HazCom Program your GC or oil and gas client requires for contractor prequalification — ready in 1–3 business days.
Construction has the highest fatality rate of any industry in Texas. Fall protection alone accounts for 34% of construction fatalities nationally. Your documents address every OSHA-cited hazard — and meet the minimum document requirements for ISNetworld RAVS approval.
29 CFR 1926-compliant safety program built around the specific hazards of Texas construction operations — the primary document ISNetworld RAVS reviewers check first.
29 CFR 1910.1200 / 1926.59 — the second document ISNetworld RAVS requires. Construction chemical hazards include concrete silica, welding fumes, solvents, and adhesives.
Day 1 training covering the hazards a new construction worker faces on a Texas jobsite — before they've learned which risks are real and which are theory.
Texas construction workers face outdoor heat for 8+ hours daily from April through October. Region 6 inspectors ask for this document first on any heat-related inspection.
Six pre-completed Job Hazard Analyses for the highest-risk tasks on a Texas construction site — the documentation your GC may require before a crew starts work.
Small contractors trying to qualify for work with large GCs, oil and gas clients, utilities, or municipalities are told "you need to be on ISNetworld." ISNetworld RAVS (Regulatory and Voluntary Standards) reviews your written safety documents against your industry's hazard profile. The two minimum documents required are a Written Safety Plan and a HazCom Program. ReadyDocs Safe's Starter Pack gives you both — built to the standard that passes RAVS review. Buy, download, upload to ISNetworld. Done.
Primary RAVS document. Covers fall protection, LOTO, PPE, incident reporting, and site-specific hazards. ISNetworld reviewers verify this exists and covers your NAICS code hazards.
Second RAVS-required document. Documents chemical inventory, SDS management, and employee training. Required for any contractor using chemical products on client sites.
Other prequalification platforms use the same document requirements as ISNetworld. ReadyDocs Safe documents meet the written program requirements for all major contractor prequalification platforms.
Get both RAVS-required documents (WSP + HazCom) plus New Employee Safety Orientation for $297 — delivered in 1–3 business days. The fastest path to RAVS approval available.
Construction accounts for more OSHA inspections and more fatalities than any other industry. These are the standards your documents cite — and what inspectors check for.
Fall protection — duty to have fall protection. The #1 most cited OSHA standard in construction, every year. Any work surface 6 feet or more above a lower level requires documented fall protection. Your WSP covers guardrail, safety net, and personal fall arrest systems.
Scaffolding safety. Load capacity, platform construction, access, and fall protection on scaffolds. A consistently top-5 construction citation. Your WSP documents the competent person requirement and erection/use procedures.
Excavation and trenching — general requirements and requirements for protective systems. Trenching cave-ins are consistently fatal. Your WSP documents the competent person soil classification requirement and protective system selection.
Respirable crystalline silica in construction. Concrete, masonry, and demolition work generates silica dust. Your HazCom Program includes a silica reference and documents the engineering controls (wet cutting, vacuum systems) required for covered tasks.
Texas Department of Workers' Compensation requires injury reporting within 8 business days. Construction injury rates are the highest of any Texas industry. Your documents ensure the reporting obligation is documented, understood, and defensible.
OSHA's heat enforcement basis for outdoor construction crews. On NWS heat advisory days, OSHA compliance officers may conduct unannounced inspections at high-risk outdoor worksites. Texas has more heat advisory days than any other state.
These sections address the specific hazards OSHA inspectors check for in Texas construction — and that your GC's safety manager will verify in your ISNetworld documents.
A complete fall protection program under 29 CFR 1926.501 — not a paragraph stating you "comply with fall protection requirements." Documents the 6-foot trigger height, the three compliant systems (guardrail, safety net, personal fall arrest), the competent person designation for fall protection decisions, the inspection requirements for PFAS equipment, and the rescue procedure for a suspended worker. Includes a fall hazard survey worksheet the buyer completes for each work area. This is the document that clears a fall protection OSHA citation during inspection — or avoids one entirely.
Trenching fatalities are consistently categorized as "completely preventable" by OSHA investigators. Your WSP documents the competent person requirement before any excavation begins, the four soil classification types (A, B, C, and layered), the three protective system options (sloping, shoring, trench box), the daily inspection requirement before workers enter, and the immediate removal procedure when conditions change. References 29 CFR 1926.651 and 1926.652 and includes a pre-excavation hazard survey form.
The excavation JHA pre-documents the hazard analysis OSHA expects to see before any dig deeper than 5 feet. Documents soil classification method, spoil pile placement (minimum 2 feet from edge), no personnel in unsupported excavations over 5 feet, emergency rescue procedure and equipment at the site, and atmospheric testing requirements for confined space conditions. Crew sign-off block ensures every worker entering the excavation has acknowledged the specific hazards and controls for that dig.
Lose a GC contract because you're not on ISNetworld — or get prequalified for $297. That's the choice. Your Starter Pack includes the Written Safety Plan and HazCom Program that RAVS requires.