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Written safety plans

State-required written safety plans for contractors

Which written plans your state requires, what goes in them, and templates you can read in full — heat illness prevention for California, Washington, Oregon, Maryland and Nevada, California's IIPP and workplace violence plan, and a heat plan for every other state.

Last checked against official sources: 2026-10-23

Plan templates

Heat rules by state

Five states have a heat illness rule that covers construction. Everywhere else, federal OSHA enforces heat hazards under the General Duty Clause, and a written plan is the recommended way to show what you do.

Fill it in and print it in English and Spanish

Enter your people and arrangements once. You get the plan on your letterhead in both languages, with a signature page and a reminder before its annual review.

General information, not legal advice. Templates and examples should be reviewed by a competent person before use. HardHat Binder is not affiliated with or endorsed by OSHA.