For small GCs & remodelers — on the Microsoft 365 you already pay for
Everyone says safety first. Until the schedule's tight.
The same rushing that hurts a guy is what causes the rework — and one bad claim follows your premiums for three years. Safety isn't a poster; it's the cheapest money on the job. This free checklist shows you the 7 places it quietly leaks off your site, each with a 60-second check you can run on your active jobs today.
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What's in it
Seven places safety leaks off the jobsite — from the near-miss nobody reported to the claim that haunts your premiums for years. Each one comes with a 60-second check against your active site:
- The near-miss nobody reported — the cheap early warning you threw away.
- The six-foot fall — the number-one killer, at a trigger lower than you think.
- The trench you "eyeballed" — five feet deep needs a real protective system.
- Nobody who can stop the job — a competent person needs authority, not just eyes.
- The toolbox talk you skipped — the 2-minute talk that flags the day's real hazards.
- The boss who only shows for production — culture comes top-down or not at all.
- The claim that follows you 3 years — how your EMR gates premiums, bids, and bonding.
Who it's for
The 1-to-50-person general contractor or remodeler who runs the jobs and carries the risk. If you've ever told yourself "we've been lucky so far," this is the fastest way to find the gaps before they find you — and it's the same record that protects your premiums and your shot at bigger work.
A field self-audit, not legal advice — confirm specific OSHA requirements for your work with a qualified safety professional.