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Field safety guides
Practical write-ups for the people running safety on a crew, not a compliance department. Every one is free and ungated, and none of them requires the product to be useful.
The FLHA template, and what each field is actually for
The ten fields of a field level hazard assessment, what each one is for, and the three that get filled in wrong most often: hazards listed per task instead of per step, controls that are all PPE, and signatures collected at quitting time.
52 toolbox talk topics, and how to run one that lands
A year of topics grouped by season, and the four minutes of delivery that decide whether the crew listens. Plus the record you need afterwards, which is where most talks quietly fail.
Proving due diligence: the records that carry it
The three elements of due diligence, which record evidences each one, and why timestamps decide it. Written for the moment a regulator asks for six months of proof.
Where to start
If a regulator or a prime contractor has asked you for records, read the due diligence guide first. It covers what the file needs to contain and why a record made after the fact tends to weaken the case rather than support it.
If the gap is the daily habit rather than the paperwork, start with the FLHA template. And the Alberta mapping is the worked example of all of this against one regulator's stated expectations.
See the record build itself
Open the live demo and run a shift: an FLHA signed on site, a toolbox talk with its own attendance, and the export at the end. No signup, nothing to install.