In Colorado, every employer has a legal obligation to provide and maintain a safe and healthy work environment for their employees. As per the federal OSH Act, every employer across Colorado must have a written occupational health and safety program in place covering the 7 core OSHA elements. As per the Arkansas Workers’ Compensation Commission (AWCC) rule 32 program, the state also requires 'hazardous employers' to establish a safety and health program. While no Colorado statute directly requires a safety program or plan, the major elements of a plan are required to qualify for a 10 percent reduction in workers’ compensation insurance premiums.

Current 2026. MS Word format. Includes customization instructions. OSHA Compliant.

Colorado Safety Manual Plus

SKU: COSMP001

495,95 CA$

Armed Hold-Up/Personal Threat Checklist

Contractor Orientation Checklist

Exposure Control Plan

Fatigue Assessment Tool

Fatigue Management Approach Guidelines

Fatigue Management Flowchart

Fatigue Risk Factors and Control Measures Guidelines

First Aid DRSABCD Poster

First Aid Record Form

First Aid Kit Requirements Checklist

FLHA Template

Formal Training Record Form

Incident Investigation Form

Incident Report Form

Immunization Questionnaire and Consent Form

New Worker Orientation Checklist

OHS Training Matrix Form

Post-Exposure Incident Checklist

Risk Management Program

Safe Work Procedure Template

Self-Audit Questionnaire

Toolbox Talk Form

Vaccination Declination Form

Visitor Orientation Checklist

Workplace Inspection Reference Sheet

Workplace Inspection Worksheet

Workplace Violence Risk Assessment Form

Young Worker Orientation Checklist

ICAM Investigation Report Template

ICAM Investigation Report Template

ICAM Investigation Report Template

Colorado Safety Manual Plus

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