Central District Quarterly Safety Forum

Building a Practical Site Safety Plan (Without a Full-Time Safety Manager)

If you don’t have a dedicated safety manager, creating and maintaining a strong jobsite safety plan can feel overwhelming.

This quarterly safety forum is designed specifically for contractors, project engineers, office admins, and supervisors who are responsible for safety as one of many roles.

We’ll break down what a good, effective site safety plan actually looks like—without overcomplicating it—and provide practical tools you can start using right away.

💡 What You’ll Learn

• What should (and shouldn’t) be included in a site safety plan
• How to build a plan that works in the field—not just on paper
• Common gaps that lead to issues during Washington State Department of Labor & Industries inspections
• Simple ways to keep your safety plan active and updated
• Real-world insights from contractors navigating safety without dedicated staff

🗣️ Peer Discussion

A key part of this forum is learning from each other.

We’ll open the floor for:

• Recent incidents or near-misses
• Lessons learned from inspections
• Challenges and solutions from the field

🎯 What You’ll Walk Away With

• A simple site safety plan framework/template
• Practical ideas you can implement immediately
• Better understanding of compliance expectations
• Connection with peers facing similar challenges

Register Today: Microsoft Teams Webinar