The written safety programs a demolition contractor is expected to keep on file, matched to your operations and delivered as editable Word files you own. One-time $199. No subscription.
Demolition
Company Safety Manual
Demolition carries the hazards OSHA addresses in its own dedicated standard — 29 CFR 1926 Subpart T — starting with the written engineering survey a competent person must complete before any structure comes down, the shutoff of utilities outside the building line, and the wall, floor, and mechanical demolition sequence that guards against unplanned collapse. Add the asbestos, lead, and silica routinely disturbed in older buildings, and the written programs behind that work are exactly what a general contractor or prequalification platform expects documented before demolition begins.
The Demolition Quick Pack assembles the 24 written programs this trade points to — including a dedicated Demolition Program (Subpart T), Asbestos Exposure Control, Lead Exposure Control, Silica Exposure Control, Respiratory Protection, Air Contaminant, Fall Protection, Scaffolding, Ladder Safety, Electrical Safety, Confined Space Entry, Control of Hazardous Energy (LOTO), Crane/Hoist/Rigging, Welding & Hot Work, Compressed Gas, Fire Prevention, Housekeeping, Hand & Power Tool, Hazard Communication, Hearing Conservation, Thermal Stresses, PPE, First Aid, and Ergonomics — each written to your company's operations.
Every program is an editable Word (.docx) file you own, and the download opens with a Company Safety Manual Cover Sheet and Master Table of Contents so the set arrives as one organized, ready-to-print manual rather than scattered files.
This is your company-level written program set — how your company performs demolition safely across all jobs. The engineering survey is a separate written document a competent person completes for each structure before demolition; the included Demolition Program is built around that survey and provides an outline to capture it per project.
Yes. The dedicated Demolition Program is built on Subpart T — the competent-person engineering survey before work begins, utility shutoff outside the building line, the wall and floor demolition sequence, manual floor-removal planking, and the demolition-ball load limits and exclusion zones during balling — with labeled fields and a daily checklist to complete for your operations.
Demolition of older structures routinely disturbs asbestos-containing materials, lead-based paint, and silica-generating concrete and masonry, each of which carries its own written-program and control requirements. Those programs are included, and material sampling and dust assessment are routed to a qualified professional.
Yes — editable Word (.docx) files you download, complete, and own outright. No subscription.
100% of your $199 credits toward the $450 Core OSHA Build if you upgrade later — you never pay twice for what you already own.
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