Your Written Safety Programs, Built for Your Company
The written safety programs your business needs — matched to your work, not a generic template pack. Answer a few questions about your operations and get the OSHA written programs for your General Industry or construction trades, delivered as Word files you own and control — written programs of the kind ISNetworld, Avetta, and Veriforce ask contractors to have on file.
Answer a few quick questions, or search your trade or six-digit NAICS code for an estimate of the written programs your work points to, including rules that come from your state. Both are free, with no account needed.
Pick your work — see what it produces
Example Roofing LLC
Fall Protection Written Safety Program
29 CFR 1926 Subpart M
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One of 12 written programs in the Roofing Quick Pack — Fall Protection, Ladder Safety, Silica Exposure Control and more — for $199, or every program your operations require in the $450 Core OSHA Build. See pricing →
Matched to 1910 and 1926
Written programs and JHAs organized around the OSHA standards that apply to your work under 29 CFR 1910 and 1926.
Written Programs, Done for You
The specific written safety programs your work requires — generated as Word files you own, with signature lines left blank for you to sign.
Built for Prequalification Reviews
Each program is a standalone, scope-matched document — the kind of written programs ISNetworld, Avetta, and Veriforce ask contractors to have on file.
Whether you're getting your OSHA programs in order, preparing a prequalification submission, or working a federal EM-385 project — TemplaKit builds to your situation.
Written safety programs, built around your actual work
Most safety-document tools hand you a generic template and leave the hard part — making it match your company, your work, and your hazards — to you. TemplaKit works the other way around. You answer a short set of questions about your operations, and it generates written safety programs and job hazard analyses that reflect how your people actually work, mapped to the OSHA standards that apply to you under 29 CFR 1910 (general industry) and 29 CFR 1926 (construction).
The result is documentation you own, delivered as Word files you can edit and submit — not a subscription to a library you have to assemble yourself. See which written programs OSHA requires for the full picture.
Built to support your prequalification submissions
If your clients require ISNetworld, Avetta, or Veriforce, you already know the work isn't the safety program itself — it's producing the written documentation a reviewer expects, matched to your scope, every time a hiring client asks. TemplaKit generates each program as a standalone, scope-matched document structured the way those reviews are organized, so your safety-program foundation is on file when a submission or re-review lands.
TemplaKit doesn't submit or approve anything on your behalf — prequalification standing is always the reviewer's decision. What it does is deliver written programs that are company-specific and matched to your scope, for you to review and submit, so you're prepared before you're asked. More on preparing for prequalification.
How TemplaKit works
1. Tell us about your company
Answer a few quick questions about your company, work, and operations. No account required to start, and the free Readiness Check will show you which written programs apply to your work.
2. Generate company-specific documents
TemplaKit produces the written programs and JHAs your profile calls for — each one company-specific and mapped to the current standard.
3. Keep them on file
Your documents are yours to keep. Each one arrives company-specific, for you to review, sign, and keep on file before an inspector or a hiring client asks.
How your documentation scope is derived
Nothing here is a template pack you sort through. The set of documents you receive is derived from what you describe about your own operations.
Step 1
Activity and trade intake
You tell us the industry you work in and describe the activities, equipment and exposures present on your jobs. The industry code anchors the starting point; what you actually do decides the rest.
Step 2
Regulatory cross-referencing
Those operations are matched against the standards that address them across 29 CFR 1926 for construction work and 29 CFR 1910 for general industry work, so the list follows the work performed rather than your business type.
Step 3
Document assembly
The matched programs are written out as editable Word files carrying your company information, assembled behind a cover sheet and master table of contents, with every name, signature and date line left blank for you to complete in pen.
The documents are only as complete as the information you provide. Where an obligation depends on physical testing — air monitoring, noise dosimetry, or material sampling — the requirement is surfaced and pointed to a qualified professional rather than answered for you.
See a real sample before you buy
Download a complete written program from our generator, built for a made-up general contractor or auto shop and marked SAMPLE on every page.
Know your trade or NAICS code?
Look up your classification in our trade database. You get an estimated count of the written programs your General Industry or construction work points to, a note on the rules that come from your state, and the trade pack matched to your operations — free, with no account needed.
Check your trade requirements →Consultant-grade programs, at self-serve prices.
A safety consultant charges $2,000–$5,000 to build a written-program set like this. TemplaKit derives yours from how you actually work and delivers Word files you own — $450 for your full set, or start with one trade's Quick Pack from $199. Every smaller step credits toward the full build.
Core OSHA Build
Every written program your operations require — consultant-grade, derived from your actual work, and yours to keep.
- Every written program your operations require — typically 9–19, derived from how you actually work, not a template pack
- Prepared job hazard analyses and a site-specific Accident Prevention Plan, assembled from your inputs — plus unlimited JHA generation anytime after purchase
- Editable Word (.docx) files you own and keep, each cited to the 29 CFR 1910 and 1926 standard it satisfies
As your scope changes
Most businesses carry obligations beyond OSHA. These attach to the same profile when you need them, bought one at a time through the account you keep. EPA programs are available now; the rest are in development.
- EPA$350 one-time
- HR Documentation$350 one-time
- Food Safety (HACCP)$350 one-time
- HIPAA$350 one-time
- EM 385-1-1$1,250 one-time
- CMMC$1,250 one-time
- Prequalification Submission Pack$1,500 one-time
Standards Watch — change notices for the standards your documents cite — comes with the Core OSHA Build for the first 12 months, then renews at $149 a year.