Safety Plan Tool -- Occupational Health & Safety

American Society of Concrete Contractors

Safety Plan Tool

The American Society of Concrete Contractors has published the Safety Management Plan, which is designed to be customized by contractors to serve as a company's complete safety program. Available in a three-ring, tabbed binder or on a CD, the plan covers basic policy statements, safety responsibilities, inspections, accident investigation, and more.

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