Construction Site Safety Consulting & OSHA 1926 Compliance
Construction site safety consulting to OSHA 29 CFR 1926 for GCs, trades, and owners: site-specific safety plans, Fatal Four hazard control, fall protection, competent-person support, and jobsite inspections.
Capabilities
Site-specific safety plans built for 29 CFR 1926
Fatal Four controls: falls, struck-by, caught-in, electrocution
Excavation, scaffolding, and fall-protection reviews
Jobsite audits for general contractors and trades
Frequently asked questions
What OSHA standard covers construction site safety?
Construction work is regulated under 29 CFR 1926, a separate standard from the 1910 general-industry rules. It covers everything from fall protection (Subpart M) and scaffolds (Subpart L) to excavations (Subpart P), electrical (Subpart K), and cranes (Subpart CC). Fall Protection (1926.501) is consistently OSHA's single most-cited standard across all industries.
What are OSHA's 'Fatal Four' in construction?
The Fatal Four are the four hazards responsible for the majority of construction worker deaths: falls, struck-by-object, caught-in/between, and electrocutions. Controlling these four is the highest-leverage thing any construction employer can do, and it's the backbone of every program we build.
Do I need a competent person on my jobsite?
Yes. OSHA 1926 requires a designated 'competent person' — someone capable of identifying hazards and authorized to correct them — for fall protection, excavations, scaffolding, and several other operations. SafetyNet can provide competent-person coverage directly or train and qualify one of your own people for the role.
What is a site-specific safety plan and do I need one?
A site-specific safety plan (SSSP) documents the hazards, controls, responsibilities, and emergency procedures for a particular project. While the exact form isn't dictated for every job, OSHA holds the controlling employer accountable for a safe site, and most general contractors and owners now require a written SSSP before a trade can mobilize.
Can you provide safety support for a single project or ongoing across all our jobs?
Both. We support one-off projects with a plan, training, and inspections, and we also provide ongoing embedded safety management across multiple active jobsites through our On-Site Managed Services. We scale coverage to your project load.
Do you deliver training and toolbox talks in Spanish?
Yes. All of our construction training and toolbox talks are available in both English and Spanish with native-Spanish-speaking instructors, so every worker on your site understands the hazards and controls.