Create a Site-Specific Safety Plan (SSSP)
Our Site-Specific Safety Plan (SSSP) guides are designed to help you get the most out of your Site-Specific Safety Plan (SSSP) packs and ensure you comply with health and safety requirements.
Which PCBU are you?
Individual forms
PDFs
Form 1 - Agreement (green pack)
Form 1 - Agreement (yellow pack)
Form 1 - Project plan (red pack)
Form 2 - Site hazard and risk register
Form 3 - Hazardous products and substances inventory / register
Form 4 - Training and qualification register
Form 5 - Site inspection checklist
Form 7 - Site emergency response plan
Form 8 - Incident and injury register
Form 9 - Incident investigation and report
Form 10 - Task Analysis (TA) and emergency rescue and response plan
Individual forms
Word docs
Form 1 - Agreement (green pack)
Form 1 - Agreement (yellow pack)
Form 1 - Project plan (red pack)
Form 2 - Site hazard and risk register
Form 3 - Hazardous products and substances inventory / register
Form 4 - Training and qualification register
Form 5 - Site inspection checklist
Form 7 - Site emergency response plan
Form 8 - Incident and injury register
Form 9 - Incident investigation and report
Form 10 - Task Analysis (TA) and emergency rescue and response plan
Other useful stuff
Job registration form
If you're a main contractor (PCBU 1), you can use our job registration form to set expectations with your subcontractors before work starts.
This form does not replace your Site-Specific Safety Plan (SSSP) – use the job registration form to share which site-specific safety information you require, including:
- Site arrangement – logistics and communications.
- Mandatory information required – including which Site-Specific Safety Plan (SSSP) pack you prefer.
- Any other forms required.
There's also space to add information about any hazardous conditions, processes, equipment, materials and substances that could be used by others on site.
Take our Site-Specific Safety Planning (SSSP) course
For more support in understanding the requirements and processes behind the Site-Specific Safety Plan (SSSP), we have a specialist course that covers the Site-Specific Safety Plan (SSSP) in detail – and completing it will renew your Site Safety Card for another 2 years.