Covers the posting requirement. Written emergency procedures, posted on site, for every project you run.
Your crew knows what to do. Plain-language If… Then… steps, from a worker hanging in a harness to a trench collapse.
10 minutes per site. Print it, fill in the contacts by hand, post it. Free to copy for every job.
When Someone Gets Hurt, Nobody Should Be Guessing What To Do
The first thing in any emergency is to call 911. The dispatcher will ask Fire, Police or Ambulance and where you are. And when a worker is hanging in a harness or a trench wall gives way, nobody has time to work out the next step. Page 1 tells them who to call. Page 2 tells them what to do. Print both, fill in page 1 for the jobsite, post them at the trailer or entrance, and walk your crew through page 2 at orientation.
What's on the Poster
PAGE 1: EMERGENCY CONTACTS (fill in for each site) 911, site address and nearest hospital • Constructor, supervisor, first aider, H&S rep/JHSC, owner/client • Gas and hydro utilities • Pre-filled: Spills Action Centre, Ministry of Labour, Poison Control PAGE 2: EMERGENCY PROCEDURES (If… Then… steps) Fire or smoke • Medical emergency and suspected opioid overdose • Severe weather • Hazardous spill or release • Powerline contact • Fall from height and suspension trauma • Trench collapse Letter-size PDF.
Built by a Safety Professional
I'm Jamie Gibbings, CRSP, with 35 years in health and safety across construction, oil and gas, mining and manufacturing. I built this because small contractors need the basics done right. One honest note: this poster covers the written, posted part. Your procedures still need to fit your site's hazards (like a rescue plan for work at heights) and be reviewed with your workers.
Get It on the Wall Before Your Next Job Starts
Free. Two pages. About 10 minutes per site, and free to copy for every job you run.
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