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Painting safety manual templates, ready to download today

A complete written health and safety program for painting companies, with 27 safe work practices for the work your crews do, fillable forms, the Implementation Kit and 52 toolbox talks. Choose your province and download in minutes.

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Every Painting safety manual

Section 6

27 safe work practices for painting work

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Everything to put the program to work

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Implementation Kit: 8 tools to put the program to work

  1. 01Quick-Start GuideTwo pages that take you from download to a working program in five steps: personalise, review, sign, roll out and keep records, with a checklist that shows when you are done.
  2. 0230/60/90-Day Implementation ChecklistA tick-box plan for your first three months: set up and commit, start the routines, then test and improve, with who does what, the evidence to keep and a sign-off for each phase.
  3. 03Policy Sign-Off SheetsManagement adoption and worker acknowledgement sheets for 23 core policies matched to the manual, 17 optional sheets and a summary log, so every signature is on file.
  4. 0412-Month Safety CalendarYour safety year planned out: recurring routines, drills, reviews and equipment checks month by month, a reusable month page and the annual program review checklist.
  5. 05Audit-Readiness Self-CheckScore your program Yes, Partly or No across seven elements, see the evidence to have on file, then turn the gaps into an action plan before a client or auditor asks.
  6. 06Workplace PostersReady-to-post text for four workplace posters: Health and Safety Policy, Emergency Contacts, Right to Refuse Unsafe Work and Working Alone Check-In.
  7. 07Worker Orientation Checklist and 30-Day Check-InA six-part orientation checklist with worker initials and sign-off, plus a 30-day check-in guide so new workers are followed up, not forgotten.
  8. 08Record-Keeping GuideWhat to keep, for how long and where: records by type with suggested minimum retention, a folder structure, file naming and a monthly records check.
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Construction Toolbox Talks: 52 talks, one for every week

A ready-to-read talk for every week of the year, in season order, so your weekly safety meeting is planned before the year starts.

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  1. Week 1 Starting the Year Safe: Hazard Reporting and Speaking Up
  2. Week 2 Cold Stress: Hypothermia and Frostbite
  3. Week 3 Slips, Trips and Falls on Ice and Snow
  4. Week 4 Carbon Monoxide and Temporary Heaters
  5. Week 5 Working in Short Daylight: Lighting and Visibility
  6. Week 6 Snow Removal and Snow Loads on Roofs and Structures
  7. Week 7 Fire Safety and Temporary Heat
  8. Week 8 Winter Driving to and on Site
  9. Week 9 Ladder Safety
  10. Week 10 Fall Protection Basics
  11. Week 11 Housekeeping on Site
  12. Week 12 Spring Thaw: Ground Conditions and Site Access
  13. Week 13 Trenching and Excavation Cave-ins
  14. Week 14 Ground Disturbance and Buried Utilities
  15. Week 15 Overhead Power Lines
  16. Week 16 Hand and Power Tool Safety
  17. Week 17 Wet Conditions, Flooding and Electrical Hazards
  18. Week 18 Scaffold Safety
  19. Week 19 Mobile Equipment and Blind Spots
  20. Week 20 Traffic Control and Working Near Roads
  21. Week 21 Ticks, Mosquitoes and Stinging Insects
  22. Week 22 Wildlife Awareness
  23. Week 23 Hearing Protection
  24. Week 24 Eye and Face Protection
  25. Week 25 Heat Stress
  26. Week 26 Sun Exposure and Skin Protection
  27. Week 27 Thunderstorms and Lightning
  28. Week 28 Wildfire Smoke and Air Quality
  29. Week 29 Silica Dust
  30. Week 30 Hazardous Products and WHMIS
  31. Week 31 Young and New Workers
  32. Week 32 Hot Work and Fire Watch
  33. Week 33 Confined Spaces
  34. Week 34 Lockout and Energy Control
  35. Week 35 Cranes, Rigging and Suspended Loads
  36. Week 36 Working Alone
  37. Week 37 Manual Handling and Back Injuries
  38. Week 38 Elevated Work Platforms and Aerial Lifts
  39. Week 39 Struck-by Hazards: Falling Objects and Head Protection
  40. Week 40 Fatigue and Long Shifts
  41. Week 41 Shorter Days and High-Visibility Clothing
  42. Week 42 Fall Wildlife and Hunting Season
  43. Week 43 Fall Weather: Wind, Rain, Frost and Wet Leaves
  44. Week 44 Preparing the Site for Winter
  45. Week 45 Near-Miss and Incident Reporting
  46. Week 46 Impairment: Alcohol, Cannabis and Medication
  47. Week 47 Emergency Response and First Aid on Site
  48. Week 48 Electrical Safety: Cords, GFCIs and Temporary Power
  49. Week 49 Mental Health and Stress
  50. Week 50 Holiday Season Distractions and Rushing
  51. Week 51 Your Rights and Responsibilities
  52. Week 52 Looking Back on the Year and Planning Ahead
Also freeBrand it with your company name and logoAfter checkout, type your company name and upload your logo, and download a personalised Word file. When Word asks to update the fields as it opens, click Yes and the table of contents refreshes.
Questions

Painting safety manual questions

Which province's painting manual do I need?

The province where your crews work, because each manual references that province's legislation.

What makes it a painting manual?

Section 6 holds the safe work practices for painting work, and the codes of practice, PPE and emergency response plans are chosen for the trade. The rest of the program follows the elements of a Canadian health and safety program.

What do I get, and how fast?

A .zip with the Microsoft Word manual, fillable PDF forms, the Implementation Kit and 52 toolbox talks. The download is ready the moment checkout finishes.

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