Shop Safety Forms Pack — 5 OSHA-Ready Templates (JHA, Lockout/Tagout, Incident Report, Toolbox Talk, PPE Log)
The five records an OSHA inspector, an insurer, or a loss-control rep actually asks a small shop for. Plain English, print-ready, with filled examples — written by the GM of a working 20-person fab shop, and checked line-by-line against the current OSHA text (29 CFR 1910.147, 29 CFR 1904).What's in the pack (5 files): Job Hazard Analysis (Word) — task steps, hazards, controls, PPE and crew sign-off, with a filled plasma-cutting example; doubles as your written PPE hazard-assessment certification (29 CFR 1910.132(d)(2)) Lockout / Tagout Procedure (Word) — machine-specific: 9 energy-source checklist, 6-step isolation with try-start verification, authorized-person log, and the annual periodic-inspection certification table the standard requires Incident & Near-Miss Report (Word) — one-page report, 5-Why investigation, corrective action, plus a plain-English OSHA-recordable decision helper aligned with 29 CFR 1904 (including the correct small-shop exemption and severe-event reporting) Toolbox Talk Log (Word) — topic, presenter, 20-row sign-in table, and 12 month-mapped talk topics for a fab/machine shop PPE Issue Record (Excel) — who got what, when, size, condition, replacement and signature, with a boot-allowance note so the record stays honest Who it's for: machine shops, fab and weld shops of roughly 3-80 people that need a real paper trail before the inspection, the insurance audit, or the customer's safety questionnaire — not a 200-page safety manual nobody opens.These are forms, not legal advice — employment and safety rules vary by state; have your counsel or safety consultant confirm fit for your shop.All sales are final. Digital files can't be returned. Email nick@morgenisgroup.com with any "does it cover X?" question before buying — answered within 24 hours, honestly.
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