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Engineered directly to Ontario MLITSD (OHSA / O. Reg. 213/91), British Columbia WorkSafeBC (OHSR B.C. Reg. 296/97), Alberta OHS Act & Code 2023, and CSA Z1000 standards. Authored and verified by Certified Industrial Hygiene (CIH) and CRSP professionals.

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30 Trade SWPs & 5 Master Compliance Packs
$129 – $1,490 CAD
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4 Core Jurisdictions
Ontario · British Columbia · Alberta · Federal
CSA Z1000 Standard
5x5 Quantitative RAC Risk Assessment Matrix
Statutory Foundations

Built to the Highest Canadian Provincial & National OHS Standards

Canadian OHS enforcement is uncompromising. Every safe work procedure and compliance pack includes explicit statutory citations, provincial cross-references, and inspector audit verification criteria.

Ontario

MLITSD Ministry Standards

Full compliance with the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development inspectors and field blitzes.

  • OHSA R.S.O. 1990 (Employer, Constructor & Supervisor duties)
  • O. Reg. 213/91 (Construction Projects ss. 26–195)
  • O. Reg. 851 (Industrial Establishments)
  • Bill 168 (Workplace Violence & Harassment Program)
  • O. Reg. 278/05 (Type 2 Asbestos Abatement)
British Columbia

WorkSafeBC Regulations

Rigorous alignment with Workers Compensation Act requirements and prevention officer audit protocols.

  • WCA Part 2 (Prime Contractor Coordination s. 24)
  • OHSR B.C. Reg. 296/97 (General OHS Rules)
  • Part 11 & Part 13 (Fall Protection & Scaffolds)
  • Part 19 (Electrical Safety & Testing ss. 19.1–19.42)
  • Part 20 (Construction, Excavation & Demolition)
Alberta

OHS Act & Code 2023

Updated for the modernized Alberta OHS Code revisions and SECOR / COR audit scoring matrices.

  • OHS Act SA 2020 (Prime Contractor & HSC Mandates)
  • OHS Code Part 4 (Chemical Hazards, Silica, Asbestos)
  • OHS Code Part 9 (Fall Protection Plans)
  • OHS Code Part 15 (Hazardous Energy & Electrical)
  • OHS Code Part 32 (Excavation & Trenching)
National Standards

CSA Z1000 & CSA Standards

The gold standard for occupational health and safety management systems and technical safeguards.

  • CSA Z1000-14 (R2019) (5x5 Quantitative RAC Matrix)
  • CSA Z462:21 (Workplace Electrical Safety & Arc Flash)
  • CSA Z259 Series (Fall Protection Equipment)
  • CSA Z460 (Hazardous Energy Control / LOTO)
  • CSA Z1006 (Confined Space Management)
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OHC-CA-SWP-001Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 12 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Low-Voltage Electrical Live Testing & Commissioning

Target Trade: Electrical Contractors, Instrumentation Technicians, Commissioning Engineers

Comprehensive safe work procedure for energized diagnostic testing, fault verification, voltage measurements, and commissioning on systems under 750V. Built directly to CSA Z462:21, Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 181–195, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 19, and Alberta OHS Code Part 15.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 181–195 (Electrical Hazards)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 19 (ss. 19.1–19.42)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 15 (ss. 212–215.3)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$189 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-002Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 14 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Arc Flash & High Voltage Substation Switching

Target Trade: Industrial Electricians, High Voltage Utility Technicians, Substation Operators

Industrial safe work procedure for high-voltage substation switching, breaker racking, visible air gap verification, and portable grounding truck application. Fully harmonized with CSA Z462:21 Clause 4.3, IEEE 1584-2018, Ontario O. Reg. 851 s. 42 / O. Reg. 213/91 s. 188, BC OHSR ss. 19.3–19.42, and Alberta OHS Code s. 162.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 851 s. 42 (Lockout) / O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 188–190
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 19.3–19.42 (High Voltage)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 s. 162 & Part 15 (Hazardous Energy)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$249 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-003Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 13 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Trenching & Deep Excavation (Types 1–4 Soil)

Target Trade: Civil Earthmoving Contractors, Sewer & Watermain Installers, Pipeline Crews

Engineering safe work procedure for deep excavations and utility trenching. Covers geotechnical soil classification (Types 1 to 4), slope-back ratios, aluminum hydraulic shoring, trench box load calculations, Call-Before-You-Dig utility hand-exposure, and atmospheric monitoring. Compliant with Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 222–242, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 20 ss. 20.78–20.95, and Alberta OHS Code Part 32.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 222–242 (Excavations)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 20 ss. 20.78–20.95
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 32 (Excavating and Tunnelling)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$199 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-004Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 12 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Heavy Civil Earthmoving & Powered Mobile Equipment Operations

Target Trade: Heavy Equipment Operators, Road Builders, Grading Subcontractors

Operational safety procedure for heavy civil mobile plant. Encompasses operator certification, daily Circle-Check walkarounds, ROPS/FOPS structural integrity, positive radio communication protocols, pedestrian exclusion zones, and utility crossing safety. Built to Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 93–110, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 16, Alberta OHS Code Part 19, and COHSR Part XIV.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 93–110 (Powered Mobile Equipment)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 16 (Mobile Equipment)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 19 (Powered Mobile Equipment)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$179 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-005Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 14 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Structural Steel & Precast Concrete Erection

Target Trade: Ironworkers, Structural Steel Erectors, Precast Concrete Riggers

Technical safe work procedure for structural steel framing and precast concrete erection. Covers crane rigging, tandem crane picks, open web steel joist bridging, structural bolt-up, temporary guy-wire bracing, and 100% fall protection at heights. Compliant with Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 26 & 101–103, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 20.65–20.77, Alberta OHS Code s. 193 & Part 9, CSA S16, and CSA Z259.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 26 & 101–103 (Structural Steel)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 20.65–20.77 (Erection of Structures)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 s. 193 & Part 9 (Fall Protection)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$219 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-006Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 13 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Suspended Scaffolding & Swing Stage Rigging

Target Trade: Glaziers, Building Envelope Restorers, Cladding Installers, Window Cleaners

Comprehensive engineering procedure for the safe rigging, inspection, and operation of suspended scaffolding (swing stages). Covers roof outrigger counterweight calculations, parapet clamp torque, primary suspension wire ropes, independent secondary lifelines, emergency descender units, and high-rise wind cutoffs. Engineered to Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 137–142, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 13.13–13.33, Alberta OHS Code Part 23, and CSA Z271.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 137–142 (Suspended Scaffolds)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 13.13–13.33 (Suspended Platforms)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 23 ss. 323–345 (Suspended Scaffolds)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$199 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-007Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 13 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Frame & Tube-and-Clamp Scaffolding Erection

Target Trade: Scaffolding Companies, Masonry Contractors, Stucco Subcontractors

Comprehensive safe work procedure for the erection, alteration, and dismantling of modular frame and tube-and-clamp scaffolds. Covers foundation mud sill load distribution, cross-brace ratios, 3:1/4:1 height-to-base tie-ins, full deck planking, guardrail systems, and statutory green/yellow/red tag inspections. Engineered to Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 125–136, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 13.1–13.12, Alberta OHS Code ss. 323–345, and CSA S269.2.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 125–136 (Scaffolds)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 13.1–13.12 (General Scaffolding)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 23 ss. 323–345 (Scaffolds and Platforms)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$189 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-008Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 13 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Commercial Flat Roofing & Hot Bitumen / Torch-Applied Membrane

Target Trade: Commercial Flat Roofers, Waterproofers, Bituminous Applicators

Comprehensive fire safety and fall protection safe work procedure for commercial flat roofing. Encompasses open-flame propane torch SBS membrane application, bitumen asphalt kettle safety, mandatory 2-hour post-work infrared thermal imaging fire watch, perimeter warning lines, and parapet fall restraint. Compliant with Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 207–211, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 20, Alberta OHS Code Part 10 & Part 9, CAN/CSA A123.21, and NFPA 241.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 207–211 (Roofing)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 20 (Roofing Operations)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 10 (Fire) & Part 9 (Fall Protection)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$219 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-009Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 12 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Residential Steep-Slope Roof Framing & Shingling

Target Trade: Residential Roofing Contractors, Shinglers, Truss Framers

Comprehensive safe work procedure for residential steep-slope roofing (pitches 4:12 to 12:12+). Covers roof truss framing, plywood sheathing, underlayment, asphalt shingling, engineered ridge anchor installation, rope grab fall arrest systems, roof jacks/staging planks, and perimeter slide guards. Compliant with Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 s. 26, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 11, Alberta OHS Code Part 9, CSA Z259, and CSA Z91.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 s. 26 (Fall Protection on Sloped Roofs)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 11 (Fall Protection on Steep Slopes)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 9 s. 140 (Fall Protection Plan)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$169 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-010Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 13 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Oxy-Fuel Cutting, SMAW & GTAW Hot Work Operations

Target Trade: Metal Fabricators, Pipefitters, Boilermakers, Mechanical Contractors

Comprehensive hot work safe work procedure covering oxy-acetylene torch cutting, Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW/Stick), and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW/TIG). Encompasses cylinder handling, reverse-flow check valves, flashback arrestors, 11-metre (35-foot) combustible clearance zones, fire watch requirements, and hexavalent chromium/weld fume extraction. Built to Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 122–124, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 12.112–12.141, Alberta OHS Code Part 10, CSA W117.2, and NFPA 51B.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 122–124 (Welding and Cutting)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 12.112–12.141 (Torch Cutting and Welding)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 10 (Fire and Explosion Hazards)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$179 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-011Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 12 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: HVAC Refrigerant Recovery, Brazing & Pressure Testing

Target Trade: Refrigeration Mechanics, HVAC Technicians, Sheet Metal Workers

Comprehensive safe work procedure for HVAC technicians performing refrigerant recovery, oxy-acetylene pipe brazing, nitrogen pressure decay testing, and deep vacuum evacuation. Built to CSA B52 (Mechanical Refrigeration Code), Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 s. 122, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 5, Alberta OHS Code Part 10, and Federal Halocarbon Regulations 2022.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 s. 122 & O. Reg. 490/09
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 5 (Chemical Agents)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 10 (Hot Work) & Part 12
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$189 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-012Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 12 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: High-Pressure Hydro-Jetting & Drain Snaking

Target Trade: Plumbing & Drainage Contractors, Municipal Utility Technicians, Hydro-Vac Crews

Comprehensive safe work procedure for commercial and municipal sewer hydro-jetting and mechanical drain snaking. Covers high-pressure water jet hazards (up to 4,000 PSI / 275 bar), foot pedal deadman valves, anti-reversion leader hose devices, whip checks, metatarsal eye/face protective armor, and biohazard sewage controls. Compliant with Ontario O. Reg. 851 s. 42, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 12.134–12.141, Alberta OHS Code Part 12, and WJTA-IMCA Guidelines.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 851 s. 42 (Hazardous Energy & High Pressure) / O. Reg. 213/91
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 12.134–12.141 (High Pressure Washing)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 12 (Water Jetting & High-Pressure Systems)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$179 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-013Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 12 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Plumbing Rough-In & Slab Core Drilling Operations

Target Trade: Commercial Plumbers, Concrete Cutting & Coring Technicians

Technical safe work procedure for concrete diamond slab core drilling, wall penetrations, and underground plumbing rough-in. Covers Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scanning for rebar, conduits, and post-tensioned cables, hole barricading/covers, wet cutting slurry containment, and respirable crystalline silica controls. Built to Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 25–26 & O. Reg. 490/09, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 20 & Part 5, Alberta OHS Code Part 2 & 4, and CSA A23.1.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 25–26 (Openings) & O. Reg. 490/09 (Silica)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 20 (Concrete Work) & Part 5 (Silica)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 2 (Hazard Control) & Part 4 (Silica)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$169 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-014Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 14 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Structural Demolition & Mechanical Strip-Out Operations

Target Trade: Demolition Contractors, Interior Strip-out Crews, Structural Salvagers

Comprehensive engineering procedure for commercial structural demolition, interior strip-out, and mechanical decommissioning. Encompasses pre-demolition hazardous materials audits (asbestos, lead, PCBs), utility dead-test sign-offs, structural load-bearing sequential removal, floor loading limits for mini-excavators, debris chutes, and dust suppression. Built to Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 212–221, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 20.111–20.126, Alberta OHS Code Part 30, and CSA S350.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 212–221 (Demolition)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 20.111–20.126 (Demolition)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 30 (Demolition)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$229 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-015Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 14 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Mobile Crane Setup, Outrigger Loading & Critical Lifts

Target Trade: Mobile Crane Operators, Rigging Engineers, Master Riggers, General Contractors

Comprehensive engineering procedure for mobile crane setup, ground bearing capacity calculation, outrigger matting, and critical lifting operations (picks exceeding 75% crane net capacity, two-crane tandem lifts, blind picks, or lifts over operating equipment). Built directly to CSA Z150 (Safety Code for Mobile Cranes), Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 150–180, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 14, Alberta OHS Code Part 6, and ASME B30.5 / B30.9.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 150–180 (Cranes and Hoisting)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 14 (Cranes and Hoists)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 6 (Cranes, Hoists and Lifting Devices)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$239 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-016Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 12 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Mobile Elevated Work Platform (MEWP - Scissor/Boom) Operations

Target Trade: All Construction Subcontractors, Painters, Electricians, Drywallers, Cladders

Comprehensive operational procedure for Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs) including scissor lifts (Type 3, Group A) and articulated/telescopic boom lifts (Type 3, Group B). Covers ground condition assessments, pothole protection bars, engineered harness tie-off anchorages, overhead crushing prevention, and emergency auxiliary descent. Compliant with CSA B354.6 / B354.7 / B354.8, Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 s. 144, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 13.22–13.33, and Alberta OHS Code ss. 346–353.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 s. 144 (Elevating Work Platforms)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 13.22–13.33 (MEWPs)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 ss. 346–353 (Elevating Work Platforms)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$169 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-017Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 14 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Type 2 Asbestos Abatement & Glove-Bag Removal Operations

Target Trade: Hazardous Materials Abatement Workers, Mechanical Insulators, Restoration Techs

Technical occupational hygiene safe work procedure for Type 2 asbestos abatement operations. Covers pipe insulation removal using certified glove bags, minor drywall joint compound removal, mini-containment enclosures, amended water wetting, negative air HEPA filtration, DOP aerosol challenge verification, and 6-mil double-bagged waste manifests. Engineered to Ontario O. Reg. 278/05 ss. 9–11, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 6.1–6.32, Alberta OHS Code Part 4, and CSA Z94.4.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 278/05 ss. 9–11 (Type 2 Asbestos Operations)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 6.1–6.32 (Asbestos)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 4 & Alberta Asbestos Code of Practice
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$249 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-018Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 13 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Crystalline Silica Cutting, Grinding & Dust Suppression

Target Trade: Masonry, Tile, Bricklaying, Concrete Finishing Contractors

Occupational hygiene and dust suppression safe work procedure for concrete, masonry, tile, and stone cutting and grinding. Covers Respirable Crystalline Silica (RCS) hazards, engineering controls (integrated wet-cut water delivery and shrouded vacuum dust collection systems with M/H class HEPA filters), half/full-mask respiratory selection, fit testing, and worker health surveillance. Built to Ontario O. Reg. 490/09 (Silica), BC WorkSafeBC OHSR s. 5.54, Alberta OHS Code Part 4, and CSA Z94.4.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 490/09 (Designated Substance - Silica)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR s. 5.54 (Exposure Control Plan - Silica)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 4 (Chemical Hazards - Silica)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$189 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-019Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 13 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Spray Application of Polyurethane Foam & Isocyanates

Target Trade: Insulation Contractors, Building Envelope Specialists, Waterproofing Crews

Comprehensive safe work procedure for high-pressure spray application of two-component Polyurethane Foam (SPF) and isocyanates (MDI). Encompasses chemical sensitization hazards, Grade D supplied air respirator (SAR) air breathing systems, containment tenting, continuous mechanical exhaust ventilation, 24-hour non-applicator re-entry curfews, and foam core exothermic fire prevention. Engineered to Ontario O. Reg. 490/09 (Isocyanates), BC WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 5.48–5.59, Alberta OHS Code Part 4, and CAN/ULC S705.2.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 490/09 (Designated Substance - Isocyanates)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 5.48–5.59 (Respiratory Sensitizers)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 4 (Harmful Substances - Isocyanates)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$199 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-020Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 13 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Tree Felling, Rigging & Arborist Chipper Operations

Target Trade: Arborists, Tree Service Contractors, Utility Line Clearance Crews, Municipal Land Clearing

Comprehensive professional arboriculture safe work procedure covering manual directional tree felling, branch rigging and lowering lines, chainsaw Kevlar protective apparel, wood chipper emergency pull-stop bar verification, and powerline Minimum Approach Distances (MAD). Fully harmonized with CSA Z133 (Arboricultural Operations), Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 s. 26, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 26 (Forestry), and Alberta OHS Code Part 41.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 s. 26 & Industrial s. 42 / Arborist Guidelines
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 26 (Forestry Operations)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 41 (Work Crossing Highway / Arboriculture)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$199 CAD
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OHC-CA-SWP-021Safe Work ProcedureDOCX · 13 Pages

Safe Work Procedure: Roadway Traffic Control & Lane Closure Setup

Target Trade: Traffic Control Persons (TCP), Road Construction Crews, Paving Subcontractors

Comprehensive safe work procedure for roadway construction traffic control, temporary lane closures, and flagging operations. Covers advanced warning sign placement, taper formulas (L = WS²/155 or L = WS/1.6), Truck-Mounted Attenuator (TMA / Crash Cushion) positioning, automated flagger assistance devices (AFAD), and CSA Class 3 high-visibility apparel. Compliant with Ontario Traffic Manual (OTM) Book 7, BC Traffic Management Manual (TMM), Alberta Traffic Control Manual, and CSA D435.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: Ontario Traffic Manual (OTM) Book 7 (Temporary Conditions)
  • British Columbia: Traffic Management Manual for Work on Roadways (TMM)
  • Alberta: Traffic Control Manual for Work on Roadways
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$189 CAD
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OHC-CA-FLHA-022Toolkit & Dynamic LogDOCX · 11 Pages

Field-Level Hazard Assessment (FLHA) Master Daily Toolkit

Target Trade: Energy, Mining, Pipeline, Civil Trades, General Contractors, Mechanical Crews

Comprehensive Field-Level Hazard Assessment (FLHA) master toolkit for daily site work crews in construction, energy, mining, and civil trades. Features daily point-of-work hazard scoring, task breakdown steps, dynamic change-in-conditions triggers (weather, simultaneous operations/SIMOPS, scope change), crew sign-on/sign-off registers, and mandatory Stop Work Authority (SWA) protocols. Engineered to Alberta OHS Code Part 2 s. 8, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR s. 3.3, and Canadian COR Audit Element 2.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 2 s. 8 (Field-Level Hazard Assessment)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR s. 3.3 (Hazard Assessment)
  • Ontario: OHSA s. 25(2)(h) & s. 27 (Supervisor Oversight)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$129 CAD
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OHC-CA-JHA-023Methodology & Master RegistryDOCX · 14 Pages

Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) Quantitative Master Registry & Methodology Template

Target Trade: General Contractors, Industrial Plants, Safety Coordinators, Project Directors

Enterprise-grade Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) quantitative methodology and master hazard registry template. Features step-by-step task breakdown architecture, 5x5 Risk Assessment Matrix (Severity x Likelihood), pre- and post-control risk calculation, comprehensive hierarchy of controls implementation, and departmental annual review cycles. Fully harmonized with Federal COHSR Part XIX (Hazard Prevention Program), Ontario OHSA s. 25(2)(h), Alberta OHS Code Part 2 s. 7, and CSA Z1002.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Federal: Canada Labour Code Part II s. 125(1)(s) & COHSR Part XIX
  • Ontario: OHSA s. 25(2)(h) & O. Reg. 213/91 / 851
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 2 s. 7 (Formal Hazard Assessment)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$149 CAD
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OHC-CA-PROG-024Program & Permit SystemDOCX · 14 Pages

Hazardous Energy Control (Lockout/Tagout - LOTO) Program & Permit System

Target Trade: Industrial Plants, Millwrights, Heavy Industrial Electricians, Maintenance Technicians

Comprehensive corporate Hazardous Energy Control (Lockout/Tagout - LOTO) program, machine-specific isolation sheets, and permit system. Covers mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, gravitational, and stored thermal energy isolation, red master padlocks, multi-lock hasps, zero energy verification tests, group lockout boxes, and shift-change continuity. Built directly to CSA Z460 (Control of Hazardous Energy), Ontario O. Reg. 851 s. 42 / O. Reg. 213/91 s. 190, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 10, and Alberta OHS Code Part 15.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 851 s. 42 (Lockout) / O. Reg. 213/91 s. 190
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 10 (De-energization and Lockout)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 15 (Managing the Control of Hazardous Energy)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$229 CAD
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OHC-CA-PROG-025Program & Permit SystemDOCX · 14 Pages

Confined Space Entry Program, Atmospheric Log & Permit System

Target Trade: Mechanical Contractors, Water & Wastewater Technicians, Tank Cleaners, Utility Subcontractors

Comprehensive regulatory Confined Space Entry Program, atmospheric testing protocol, and multi-tier Permit-to-Work system. Covers confined space identification, hazard re-evaluation, multi-gas detector bump-testing and continuous air logging (O2, LEL, CO, H2S), forced ventilation calculations (minimum 20 ACH), standby attendant duties, and non-entry mechanical tripod retrieval rescue. Engineered to Ontario O. Reg. 632/05, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 9, Alberta OHS Code Part 5, Federal COHSR Part XI, and CSA Z1006.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 632/05 (Confined Spaces)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 9 (Confined Spaces)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 5 (Confined Spaces)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$249 CAD
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OHC-CA-PROG-026Program & Work PlanDOCX · 14 Pages

Comprehensive Fall Protection Program & Site-Specific Work Plan Template

Target Trade: General Contractors, Roofers, Steel Erectors, Glaziers, Framing Subcontractors

Master corporate Fall Protection Program and site-specific work plan template. Covers the statutory fall protection hierarchy (Guardrails → Travel Restraint → Fall Restricting → Fall Arrest → Safety Nets), minimum height thresholds (Ontario 2.4m/3.0m, BC 3.0m/7.5m, Alberta 3.0m), engineered structural anchor point calculations (22.2 kN / 5,000 lbs), total fall clearance distance (TFCD) formulas, and prompt 15-minute suspension trauma rescue plans. Engineered to Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 s. 26, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 11, Alberta OHS Code Part 9, and CSA Z259.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 s. 26 (Fall Protection Hierarchy & Work Plan)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 11 ss. 11.2–11.4 (Fall Protection Plans)
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Part 9 s. 140 (Fall Protection Plan Mandate)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$229 CAD
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OHC-CA-PROG-027Program & Binder KitDOCX · 13 Pages

WHMIS 2015 / GHS Workplace Chemical Management Program & SDS Binder Kit

Target Trade: All Commercial Facilities, General Contractors, Manufacturing Plants, Warehouses

Comprehensive corporate WHMIS 2015 / GHS Chemical Safety Program, Safety Data Sheet (SDS) master binder architecture, and secondary container labeling system. Covers supplier and workplace labeling, 16-section SDS management, chemical compatibility segregation (acids, bases, flammables, oxidizers), annual employee education, and emergency chemical spill kits. Compliant with Federal Hazardous Products Regulations (SOR/2015-17), Ontario O. Reg. 860, BC WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 5, and Alberta OHS Code Part 29.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Federal: Hazardous Products Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. H-3) & HPR SOR/2015-17
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 860 (WHMIS Regulations under OHSA)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Part 5 (WHMIS 2015)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$169 CAD
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OHC-CA-PROG-028Program & PolicyDOCX · 14 Pages

Workplace Violence & Harassment Prevention Program (Bill 168 / Bill C-65)

Target Trade: Corporate HR, Constructors, Plant Managers, Commercial Subcontractors

Corporate Workplace Violence and Harassment Prevention Program complying with Ontario OHSA Part III.0.1 (Bill 168), Federal Workplace Harassment and Violence Prevention Regulations (SOR/2020-130 / Bill C-65), BC WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 4.27–4.31, and Alberta OHS Code Part 27. Includes formal risk assessments, domestic violence entering the workplace protocols, competent person investigation procedures, confidentiality safeguards, emergency response, and post-incident worker psychological support.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: OHSA Part III.0.1 (ss. 32.0.1–32.0.8 - Bill 168)
  • Federal: Workplace Harassment and Violence Prevention Regs (SOR/2020-130 - Bill C-65)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR ss. 4.27–4.31 (Violence in the Workplace)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$199 CAD
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OHC-CA-KIT-029Toolkit & Governance KitDOCX · 13 Pages

Joint Health & Safety Committee (JHSC) / Health & Safety Representative (HSR) Toolkit

Target Trade: Employers with 6 to 100+ Employees, Safety Directors, JHSC Co-Chairs, Worker Representatives

Complete governance and operational compliance kit for Joint Health and Safety Committees (JHSC) and Health and Safety Representatives (HSR). Covers statutory formation thresholds (6–19 workers for HSR; 20+ workers for JHSC), Terms of Reference, monthly physical workplace inspection checklists, quarterly formal meeting minutes templates, employer recommendation response tracking (mandatory 21-day written response in Ontario), and statutory Work Refusal investigation protocols. Fully harmonized with Ontario OHSA ss. 9–10, BC WCA ss. 31–46, Alberta OHS Act ss. 13–16, and Federal CLC ss. 135–136.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: OHSA ss. 9–10 (JHSC / HSR Mandate)
  • British Columbia: Workers Compensation Act ss. 31–46 (Joint Committees)
  • Alberta: OHS Act 2020 ss. 13–16 (Joint Health and Safety Committees)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$189 CAD
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OHC-CA-KIT-030Toolkit & Investigation KitDOCX · 14 Pages

Incident Investigation, Root Cause Analysis (5-Why/Fishbone) & Reporting Kit

Target Trade: Safety Directors, Construction Supervisors, Project Managers, Risk Managers

Comprehensive incident investigation, root cause analysis, and regulatory reporting kit. Covers immediate scene preservation, statutory critical injury definitions and reporting timelines (immediate phone notice, 48-hour written report), witness interview protocols, physical evidence collection, 5-Why and Ishikawa (Fishbone) root cause methodologies, corrective action tracking, and return-to-work coordination. Engineered to Ontario OHSA ss. 51–53, BC WCA ss. 68–73, Alberta OHS Act ss. 33–34, and COHSR Part XV.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: OHSA ss. 51–53 (Notice of Death or Injury / Notice of Accident)
  • British Columbia: Workers Compensation Act ss. 68–73 (Incident Investigations)
  • Alberta: OHS Act 2020 ss. 33–34 (Serious Injuries and Incidents)
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$159 CAD
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★ Master System Pack
OHC-CA-PACK-031Gold Master Compliance PackDOCX · 28 Pages

Constructor & Prime Contractor Site-Specific Safety Plan (SSSP) Gold Master Kit

Target Trade: Prime Contractors, General Contractors, Construction Managers, Developers

The authoritative, audit-ready Site-Specific Safety Plan (SSSP / HASP) Gold Master Kit for Constructors, Prime Contractors, and Construction Managers overseeing commercial, industrial, and infrastructure builds ($1M–$50M+). Includes a comprehensive 65-page master SSSP framework, subcontractor prequalification and verification audit checklist, site orientation log, daily toolbox talk system, Notice of Project (NOP) posting board kit, site emergency response plan (ERP) with critical care protocols, and progressive discipline / stop-work authority system.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: OHSA s. 23 (Duties of Constructor) & O. Reg. 213/91
  • British Columbia: Workers Compensation Act s. 24 (Prime Contractor) & OHSR Part 20
  • Alberta: OHS Act 2020 s. 10 (Prime Contractor Designation) & OHS Code Part 2
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$899 CAD
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★ Master System Pack
OHC-CA-PACK-032Audit Readiness Master SystemDOCX · 32 Pages

COR / SECOR Audit Readiness Master System (IHSA / BCCSA / ACSA / ESC Aligned)

Target Trade: Medium-to-Large Contractors, Civil/Mechanical/Electrical Trades pursuing COR Certification

The definitive, audit-proven management system engineered to achieve Certificate of Recognition (COR) and Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) accreditation across Canada. Built directly against the CFCSA 14-Element National Audit Standard, aligned with IHSA (Ontario), BCCSA (British Columbia), ACSA (Alberta), and Energy Safety Canada (ESC). Includes complete 14-element policy manual, pre-audit gap analysis matrix (passing score ≥ 80% overall, ≥ 50% per element), Element 2 baseline hazard register across 25 trades, training matrix, inspection checklists, incident investigation kit, and tabletop drill scenarios.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Canadian Federation of Construction Safety Associations (CFCSA) National COR Standard
  • Infrastructure Health & Safety Association (IHSA COR Ontario)
  • BC Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA COR BC)
  • + 3 additional statutory references
Investment
$1,490 CAD
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★ Master System Pack
OHC-CA-PACK-033Trade Compliance PackDOCX · 26 Pages

High-Risk Trade Compliance Bundle: Electrical, LOTO & Arc Flash Systems

Target Trade: Master Electricians, Industrial Electrical Subcontractors, Solar & BESS Installers, Substation Techs

Comprehensive high-risk trade compliance bundle engineered specifically for Master Electricians, Electrical Subcontractors, Solar/BESS installers, and Substation contractors. Combines Low-Voltage Live Testing SWP, Arc Flash & Substation Switching SWP, Hazardous Energy Control (LOTO) Program, Energized Electrical Work Permits (EEWP), Minimum Approach Distance (MAD) guides, and dielectric tool/PPE inspection registries. Harmonized with CSA Z462:21, CSA Z460, Ontario O. Reg. 213/91 & 851, BC OHSR Parts 10 & 19, and Alberta OHS Code Parts 10 & 15.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 181–195 & O. Reg. 851 s. 42
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Parts 10 & 19
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Parts 10 & 15
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$699 CAD
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★ Master System Pack
OHC-CA-PACK-034Trade Compliance PackDOCX · 28 Pages

Heavy Civil, Excavation & Deep Utilities Contractor Safety Package

Target Trade: Underground Utility Contractors, Water & Sewer Installers, Excavation & Road Building Subcontractors

Comprehensive high-ticket compliance package engineered specifically for underground utility contractors, water/sewer main installers, earthmoving, grading, and deep civil infrastructure contractors. Combines Trenching & Deep Excavation SWP (Soil Types 1–4), Heavy Mobile Equipment Operations SWP, Confined Space Entry Program & Permit System, Daily Trench Inspection Log, Utility Locate Hand-Dig Protocol (One-Call), and Roadway Traffic Control Setup (OTM Book 7 / BC TMM). Fully harmonized with Ontario O. Reg. 213/91, BC OHSR Parts 16 & 20, and Alberta OHS Code Parts 19 & 32.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 222–242 (Excavations) & OTM Book 7
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Parts 16 & 20 & TMM
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Parts 19 & 32 & Traffic Control Manual
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$749 CAD
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★ Master System Pack
OHC-CA-PACK-035Trade Compliance PackDOCX · 28 Pages

Building Envelope & High-Rise Trades Safety System (Fall Protection & Scaffolds)

Target Trade: Commercial Roofers, Exterior Glaziers, Cladding Installers, Masonry Restoration Contractors

Master compliance package engineered for high-rise building envelope contractors, commercial roofers, exterior glazing and curtain wall installers, masonry restoration firms, and structural steel trades. Combines Comprehensive Fall Protection Program & Site Plan, Suspended Swing Stage Rigging SWP, Frame & Tube Scaffolding Erection SWP, Commercial Flat Roofing Torch-Applied Membrane SWP, Fall Arrest Hardware Inspection Registry (CSA Z259), and Suspension Trauma Rescue Protocol (< 15 min retrieval). Fully harmonized with Ontario O. Reg. 213/91, BC OHSR Parts 11 & 13, Alberta OHS Code Parts 9 & 23, and CSA Standards.

⚖️ Provincial & Federal Standards:
  • Ontario: O. Reg. 213/91 ss. 26 & 125–142 (Fall Protection & Scaffolds)
  • British Columbia: WorkSafeBC OHSR Parts 11 & 13
  • Alberta: OHS Code 2023 Parts 9 & 23
  • + 2 additional statutory references
Investment
$699 CAD
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Statutory Committee Governance

Built-in Joint Health & Safety Committee (JHSC / HSR) Verification

Under Canadian occupational health and safety law, high-risk procedures and programs cannot be implemented in isolation. Our documents embed the required statutory worker consultation protocols, inspection registers, and committee review mechanisms required under provincial legislation.

1. Mandatory Consultation & Review
Every procedure contains formal consultation sign-off fields for worker committee members or Health and Safety Representatives (HSR), fulfilling Ontario OHSA s. 9 and WorkSafeBC WCA s. 36.
2. Monthly Inspection Schedules
Integrates with statutory monthly workplace inspection requirements (Ontario OHSA s. 9(26)), providing structured checklists that certified members can inspect against in the field.
3. Work Refusal & Critical Injury Care
Includes certified member investigation protocols for work refusals under section 43 of the Ontario OHSA and immediate statutory incident notifications to MLITSD, WorkSafeBC, and Alberta OHS.

Frequently Asked Questions for Canadian Contractors

Everything you need to know about format, compliance, audit readiness, and licensing.

What format are the documents delivered in?

All 35 Canadian products are delivered in fully editable Microsoft Word (.DOCX) format immediately upon checkout. You can easily insert your company logo, project details, constructor names, and site-specific supervisor contacts.

Will these procedures satisfy an MLITSD or WorkSafeBC inspector during an audit?

Yes. Every procedure is cross-referenced to specific statutory sections (e.g. O. Reg. 213/91 for Ontario, B.C. Reg. 296/97 for BC, Alberta OHS Code 2023) and incorporates quantitative 5x5 RAC hazard matrices built to the CSA Z1000 standard. They provide the complete due diligence paper trail demanded by regulatory authorities.

Are these documents aligned with COR™ / SECOR certification?

Yes. Our Compliance Packs and programs are mapped to the audit criteria established by the Infrastructure Health & Safety Association (IHSA COR™), British Columbia Construction Safety Alliance (BCCSA), and Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA).

Can our company use a purchased procedure across multiple Canadian jobsites?

Yes. Your purchase grants an unrestricted perpetual multi-project company licence. You can deploy, adapt, and reuse the procedures across any jobsite in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, or federally regulated sites without per-project royalties.

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