State requirements
Safety plan requirements by state.
Pick the state the project is in. Each page says who enforces construction safety there, what GCs in that state ask for first, and links to the seven documents written for a project at that address. 21 states run their own plans; the rest follow federal OSHA.
- AlabamaFederal OSHA
- AlaskaState plan
- ArizonaState plan
- ArkansasFederal OSHA
- CaliforniaState plan
- ColoradoFederal OSHA
- ConnecticutFederal OSHA
- DelawareFederal OSHA
- District of ColumbiaFederal OSHA
- FloridaFederal OSHA
- GeorgiaFederal OSHA
- HawaiiState plan
- IdahoFederal OSHA
- IllinoisFederal OSHA
- IndianaState plan
- IowaState plan
- KansasFederal OSHA
- KentuckyState plan
- LouisianaFederal OSHA
- MaineFederal OSHA
- MarylandState plan
- MassachusettsFederal OSHA
- MichiganState plan
- MinnesotaState plan
- MississippiFederal OSHA
- MissouriFederal OSHA
- MontanaFederal OSHA
- NebraskaFederal OSHA
- NevadaState plan
- New HampshireFederal OSHA
- New JerseyFederal OSHA
- New MexicoState plan
- New YorkFederal OSHA
- North CarolinaState plan
- North DakotaFederal OSHA
- OhioFederal OSHA
- OklahomaFederal OSHA
- OregonState plan
- PennsylvaniaFederal OSHA
- Rhode IslandFederal OSHA
- South CarolinaState plan
- South DakotaFederal OSHA
- TennesseeState plan
- TexasFederal OSHA
- UtahState plan
- VermontState plan
- VirginiaState plan
- WashingtonState plan
- West VirginiaFederal OSHA
- WisconsinFederal OSHA
- WyomingState plan
The seven documents
Every state page links to each of these, written for a project address in that state: