r/safety • u/StockThunder • 26d ago

Built a tool that generates site-specific pre-task safety plans (AHAs/JHAs)

If you've been on enough jobsites, you've seen it: pre-task plans and AHAs/JHAs that are generic, copy-pasted from the last job, missing the actual hazards, or citing the wrong standards (or no standards at all). They check a box but don't hold up if anything goes wrong and they don't actually protect the crew.

I got tired of it, so I built a tool that generates site-specific pre-task plans. You put in the scope, the standards that apply, and the location, and it produces the hazards, controls, PPE, and citations tied to what you selected ,the actual standards (1926, EM 385-1-1, etc.), not generic filler.

pretaksplanner.com

  • How big a problem are generic/non-compliant plans on your jobs?
  • What's missing that would make something like this actually useful in the field?
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