OSHA & ISNetworld® RAVS® Safety Manuals for Concrete & Masonry Contractors

Engineered for structural concrete, flatwork, tilt-up, post-tensioning, and masonry contractors. Covers Written Respirable Crystalline Silica Exposure Control Plan (Table 1), Rebar Impalement Protection, Formwork & Shoring Engineering, Concrete Pumping, Masonry Limited Access Zones, and Hexavalent Chromium/Alkali Burns.

Primary OSHA & Industry Standards Covered

Every Concrete, Masonry & Structural Contractors safety manual is pre-customized with your Company Name and Safety Director and addresses these critical audit standards:

  • 29 CFR 1926.1153 — Written Respirable Crystalline Silica Exposure Control Plan & Table 1 Controls
  • 29 CFR 1926.701(b) — Reinforcing Steel (Rebar) Projection & Impalement Cap Protection
  • 29 CFR 1926.703–706 (Subpart Q) — Cast-in-Place Formwork, Shoring, Reshoring & Masonry Limited Access Zones
  • 29 CFR 1926.702 — Concrete Pumping Systems, Boom Placement Near Power Lines & Hose Whip Restraints
  • 29 CFR 1926.55 & HazCom — Wet Portland Cement Caustic Burn Prevention & Eyewash Stations

Included Pre-Task Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) Templates

Available in our Site-Specific SSSP/HASP Pack ($99) and Pro Contractor System ($249):

  • Rebar Placement, Tying & Mandatory Mushroom/Trough Impalement Cap Installation
  • Elevated Deck Formwork Erection, Shoring Inspection & Perimeter Guardrail Setup
  • Concrete Boom Pump Setup, Outrigger Cribbing & Overhead Line Clearance
  • Concrete Saw Cutting, Grinding & Core Drilling Under 29 CFR 1926.1153 Table 1 Controls
  • CMU Block Masonry Wall Construction, Scaffold Loading & Limited Access Zone (Height + 4 ft)

Core Written Safety Program Chapters for Concrete, Masonry & Structural Contractors

Your Complete Manual ($149) includes all 24 written safety programs, with special emphasis on the core Concrete & Masonry chapters below (or buy any single chapter for $49):

CodeWritten Safety Program TitleConstruction CFRKey Field RequirementSingle Chapter
SEC-01Injury & Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) / Corporate Safety Policy29 CFR 1926.20–21 / Title 8 CCR §3203 & §1509 / WAC 296-155-110Designated Safety Director & Site Competent Person authority to stop unsafe work immediatelyBuy ($49)
SEC-07Respirable Crystalline Silica Written Exposure Control Plan29 CFR 1926.1153 (Table 1 Specified Exposure Control Methods)Full implementation of 29 CFR 1926.1153(c)(1) Table 1 engineering controls (continuous water feed to blade/bit or commercially available shroud + ≥99% HEPA vacuum with filter-cleaning mechanism)Buy ($49)
SEC-02Fall Protection, Guardrails & Post-Fall Rescue Plan29 CFR 1926.500–503 (Subpart M)Mandatory fall protection at ≥6 feet on construction sites (≥4 feet in general industry facilities)Buy ($49)
SEC-11Supported & Mobile Scaffolding Safety Program29 CFR 1926.450–454 (Subpart L)Erect, move, dismantle, or alter scaffolds only under the direct supervision of a trained Scaffold Competent PersonBuy ($49)
SEC-13Cranes, Derricks, Rigging & Qualified Signal Person Program29 CFR 1926.1400–1442 (Subpart CC) & 1926.251 (Rigging)All rigging must be performed by a Qualified Rigger and hand/radio crane signals given exclusively by a Qualified Signal Person (though anyone may give an Emergency Stop signal)Buy ($49)
SEC-05Trenching, Excavation & Underground Utility Protection29 CFR 1926.650–652 (Subpart P)Call 811 at least 48–72 hours prior to digging; hand dig or vacuum pothole within 24 inches of marked underground utilitiesBuy ($49)
SEC-18Heavy Earthmoving & Mobile Equipment, Spotters & Traffic Control29 CFR 1926.600–602 (Subpart O) & 1926.200–202 (Subpart G)Only trained, evaluated, and authorized operators may operate excavators, backhoes, skid steers, loaders, dump trucks, or Class VII rough-terrain telehandlers/forkliftsBuy ($49)
SEC-03Control of Hazardous Energy — Lockout / Tagout (LOTO)29 CFR 1926.417 & 1926.702(j)Strict "One Person, One Lock, One Key" rule using standardized, durable, uniquely keyed LOTO padlocks and tagsBuy ($49)
SEC-14Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) & Hazard Assessment Program29 CFR 1926.95–106 (Subpart E)Perform and certify in writing a Workplace PPE Hazard Assessment for each trade task and provide required PPE at no cost to employeesBuy ($49)
SEC-08Hazard Communication (HazCom) & GHS Safety Data Sheets Program29 CFR 1926.59Maintain an up-to-date Master Chemical Inventory List and 16-section Safety Data Sheets (SDS) immediately accessible to all workers on every shift (binder and/or mobile digital access with zero barriers)Buy ($49)
SEC-17Respiratory Protection, Medical Evaluation & Fit Testing Program29 CFR 1926.103Provide a no-cost confidential medical evaluation (OSHA Appendix C questionnaire reviewed by a Physician or Licensed Health Care Professional) BEFORE fit testing or requiring respirator use in the workplaceBuy ($49)
SEC-16Hand & Portable Power Tools, Guards & Pneumatic/Powder-Actuated Tools29 CFR 1926.300–307 (Subpart I)Keep all manufacturer guards in place and operable on circular saws, angle grinders, chop saws, and portable tools; tampering with or wedging guards open is a zero-tolerance violationBuy ($49)
SEC-15Heat Illness Prevention, Acclimatization & Hydration PlanOSHA NEP on Outdoor/Indoor Heat / Title 8 CCR §3395–3396 / WAC 296-62-095Provide fresh, pure, suitably cool potable drinking water as close as practicable to work areas at no cost (minimum 1 quart / 32 oz per employee per hour for the entire shift)Buy ($49)
SEC-21Emergency Action Plan (EAP), Medical Evacuation & Severe Weather29 CFR 1926.35 & 1926.50Post the site-specific Emergency Action Plan at the jobsite board/gangbox before work begins, including the exact physical street address/GPS coordinates, nearest Level I/II Hospital map, and Emergency Coordinator phone numbersBuy ($49)
SEC-22Incident Investigation, Root Cause Analysis & OSHA 300 Recordkeeping29 CFR Part 1904 (1904.1–1904.46)Report all work-related injuries, illnesses, property damage, and near-misses to the immediate Supervisor and Safety Director immediately (written Incident Report completed within 24 hours)Buy ($49)