Eight pre-filled JHA templates for the highest-risk work — OSHA's Focus Four and friends — the AI workflow that makes them site-specific in fifteen minutes, and the jobsite admin prompts that get you paid: change orders, delay notices, payment applications.
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Template shops sell safety plans per document. The AI generators charge per click and hand back something generic a compliance officer unpicks in four questions. This kit is the third option: the whole library of editable templates, plus the workflow that makes each one genuinely site-specific in about fifteen minutes — for less than two documents anywhere else.
The high-risk work that actually comes up — fall protection and roofing, energized electrical, trenching, structural demo, confined spaces, work zones, heavy equipment, tilt-up/precast. Real task steps, real hazards, controls in hierarchy order. Editable Word files, plus a master blank.
Ramble your actual jobsite into ChatGPT with the Master JHA Customizer — get back a list of edits, not a generic document. Plus the Gap-Checker, the toolbox-talk generator (Spanish on request) and the daily review helper.
Fifteen prompts for the paperwork that gets you paid: change order requests and chase-ups, delay notices with contract deadlines flagged, pay application covers with lien-rights awareness, back charge responses, punch list replies, RFIs.
The crew briefing record that makes a JHA real — sign-off table plus the daily huddle block that keeps it alive when site conditions change.
Pick the closest templateOpen the JHA that matches the task. It's already structured properly — hazard identification, task steps, controls in hierarchy order, PPE, references, crew sign-off.
Ramble the real job inTalk your site into ChatGPT with the Master JHA Customizer — access, soil, weather, crew, what's different. You get back a list of specific edits. It can't invent a site condition you didn't give it.
Make the edits, run the Gap-CheckerYou stay in control of the document. Every control that goes in is one you can actually deliver on site.
Competent person review, then the huddlePrint it, walk the task, mark it up, get it signed. That's what makes it a JHA instead of paperwork theater.
Every prompt in this kit has the fence built in: it can't invent a control you didn't verify, check a box for a hazard you didn't assess, or replace the crew huddle. Anything safety-critical gets flagged for a human — engineer, licensed trade, safety pro. The machine formats; people decide. That's the rule that runs every book in this series, and it's doubled here, because this is the paperwork that keeps people alive.
Every template carries the hazard-exposure checklist (OSHA Focus Four and more) — the eight above are pre-filled with the task steps, hazards and controls for that work, ready to make yours.
$39goes to $49 · instant digital download · yours for every job, forever
One safety plan from a template shop: $20–$50. One AI-generated doc: pay per click, forever. This kit: every template, the whole workflow, the admin prompts that chase your money — once.
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Is this OSHA compliant? The templates follow the JHA structure OSHA recommends (OSHA 3071) — task steps, hazards, controls in hierarchy order, crew review built in — with the relevant 1926 standards referenced per template. State plans vary in the details, which is exactly why the workflow ends with a competent person's review. No template from anyone is compliant until it's site-specific — that's the point of the fifteen minutes.
Won't a free AI generator do this? A free generator gives you a generic document with your trade pasted in — the kind a compliance officer unpicks in four questions. The value here isn't the generating, it's the pre-filled starting points written per trade, the fence that stops AI inventing controls, the gap-checker, and the paperwork that keeps it alive on site. Plus the half of this kit no generator touches: the money paperwork.
What do I need to run it? Word or anything that opens .docx (Google Docs included), and the free version of ChatGPT. Nothing to install, no subscription.
Do I need the book? No — the kit stands alone. But it's built on the same system as AI for Contractors, and the book teaches the talking-to-it skill that makes every prompt in this kit sharper.
Is a JHA legally required? OSHA requires hazard assessment and many GCs require a JHA before you set foot on their site — and it's the first thing asked for after any incident. When in doubt, having one is never the wrong answer.
I’m Dan Harrigan. I build automation tools for a living, out of Far North Queensland, and I wrote AI for Contractors — the book about pointing AI at the paperwork half of a contracting business.
This kit exists because safety paperwork came up constantly: the documents contractors pay for again and again, from template shops charging per PDF and generators charging per click. The templates in here are starting points built properly — and the workflow's whole job is making sure the finished document is yours: your site, your crew, your competent person's tick. If anything in it doesn’t earn its money, reply to any email I send you and say so — it’s me on the other end, not a support desk.
AI for Contractors is the full system — bids and estimates, the collections ladder, winning local work, and the 30-day plan that installs the lot. The toolkit handles your compliance and claims paperwork; the book handles everything else.