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What the tool does, and what it does not

  • Organises the plan, sorts by target date, marks lateness and produces a printable report.
  • Marks each task as a legal reference, Hoshen's professional guidance, or an example from the guide.
  • It determines no legal duties and does not decide whether any instrument applies to you. The current text of the instruments relevant to the site must be checked.
  • It does not judge the quality of the plan and gives it no score.
  • The plan is saved in your browser only and is not sent anywhere.

Where the content comes from

The domains, the priority grading, the calendar and the metrics come from Hoshen's guide to building an annual safety plan.

The document
Guide to building an annual safety plan
Revision
1.0

What the guide says about itself

  • This guide does not replace legal provisions, a labour inspector's requirement, a fire and rescue requirement, business licence conditions, a toxins permit condition, or site-specific adaptation. In every organisation the plan must be adapted to headcount, sector, processes, equipment, materials, contractors and actual risks.
  • Applied principle: a plan must not be copied from another site. Every plan must rest on the site's actual risks, headcount, types of work, equipment, materials, contractors, licensing and the authorities' requirements.
  • To prepare a binding plan, the current text of the laws, regulations and requirements relevant to the site must be checked. The list is a professional checklist, not a complete legal source.

Plan details

Optional. Saved in your browser and shown in the report.

Plan domains

The ten domains of section 15 of the guide. Selecting a domain adds a task carrying the guide's example, which you can edit or replace.

  • 1. Risk assessment

    Example from the guide: Updating the site's general risk assessment

  • 2. Training

    Example from the guide: Annual safety training for all workers

  • 3. Work at height

    Example from the guide: Checking the validity of work-at-height certifications

  • 4. Lifting equipment

    Example from the guide: Checking inspection certificates and the validity of lifting accessories

  • 5. Fire fighting

    Example from the guide: Checking extinguishing equipment, signage and escape routes

  • 6. Contractors

    Example from the guide: Introducing a contractor induction form and work permits

  • 7. Accidents

    Example from the guide: Reviewing accidents and near misses and drawing lessons

  • 8. Emergency

    Example from the guide: Running an evacuation drill and closing its findings

  • 9. Occupational health

    Example from the guide: Considering the need for an occupational hygiene survey / environmental monitoring

  • 10. Management

    Example from the guide: An annual review meeting and approval of next year's plan

Tasks

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Current picture

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A general list of subjects is not an annual safety plan. An effective plan must contain measurable tasks, an owner, a target date, a status, evidence of closure and an effectiveness check.

Annual work calendar

The table is a general example only. It must be adapted to the organisation, seasonality, audit dates, staff availability and actual risks.

Safety metrics

The metrics are examples from the guide. The tool computes none of them.

Approval and review process

  1. 1.A professional draft: the safety officer or a consultant prepares a draft based on the risk assessment, legal requirements, events and departmental needs.
  2. 2.Management approval: management approves priorities, budget, owners and target dates.
  3. 3.Monthly review: checking status, blockers, overdue tasks, recurring defects and performance metrics.
  4. 4.Annual summary: analysis of delivery against plan, accidents, lessons, actions not closed, and next year's plan.

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