A template can serve several standards at once, and 172 of the 920 do. An incident report satisfies OSHA recordkeeping and the provincial reporting duty in the same submission. A calibration record answers ISO 9001, the food safety scheme and the measurement standard together. That is the point of a single library rather than one folder per certification.
On the home page every basis appears as its own chip. Hover one for the explanation, or click it to filter the whole library to that standard.
Where a template cites a clause, the clause is the specific requirement it answers. Where it cites a standard with no clause, the standard sets the expectation but the detail is ours.
Coverage
| Standard | Templates | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| ISO 45001 | 29 | Occupational health and safety management systems. The international standard for managing worker health and safety. Certifiable, and the backbone of most of this library. |
| ISO 9001 | 12 | Quality management systems. The international standard for consistently meeting customer and regulatory requirements. Certifiable. |
| SQF | 12 | Safe Quality Food. A GFSI recognised certification scheme. Module 2 covers system elements, module 11 good manufacturing practice. |
| WorkSafeBC | 7 | British Columbia occupational health and safety regulation. The provincial regulation and the compensation board that enforces it. Numbers refer to parts of the OHS Regulation. |
| ISO 55001 | 6 | Asset management systems. The international standard for getting value from physical assets across their whole life. Underpins the maintenance templates. |
| OSHA | 6 | Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The United States workplace safety regulator. Its standards are law where they apply. |
| ISO | 6 | International Organization for Standardization. A voluntary international standard. Widely adopted, often required by customers, and certifiable where a management system standard. |
| FSMA | 6 | Food Safety Modernization Act. Preventive controls, supplier verification, sanitary transport and intentional adulteration rules. |
| NFPA | 5 | National Fire Protection Association. Fire and electrical safety codes. NFPA 70E covers arc flash, NFPA 25 water based fire protection. |
| ISO 31000 | 4 | Risk management. Principles and a framework for managing risk of any kind. Guidance rather than certifiable. |
| OSHA 1910.147 | 4 | Control of hazardous energy, lockout and tagout. The United States lockout standard. Sets what an energy control procedure must contain, periodic inspection and training. |
| OSHA 1910.146 | 3 | Permit required confined spaces. Entry permits, atmospheric testing, attendants and rescue arrangements for confined spaces. |
| FDA FSMA | 3 | Food Safety Modernization Act. United States food law shifting the focus from responding to contamination to preventing it. |
| BRC | 3 | BRCGS Global Standard for Food Safety. The earlier name for BRCGS. Clause numbers refer to the food safety standard. |
| ISO 19011 | 3 | Auditing management systems. How to plan, run and report an audit, and how to judge auditor competence. Not certifiable, it is the method. |
| ISO 14001 | 3 | Environmental management systems. The international standard for managing environmental aspects, obligations and impacts. Certifiable. |
| NSC | 3 | National Safety Council. United States safety body publishing guidance and injury statistics used for benchmarking. |
| ICAM | 2 | Incident Cause Analysis Method. An investigation method separating absent or failed defences, individual actions, task conditions and organisational factors. |
| OSHA 1904 | 2 | Recording and reporting occupational injuries. Which injuries must be recorded, which must be reported, and within what time. |
| OSHA 1910.178 | 2 | Powered industrial trucks. Forklift design, operation, maintenance and operator training and evaluation. |
| CSA Z462 | 2 | Workplace electrical safety. The Canadian arc flash and electrical safe work standard. |
| CSA Z432 | 2 | Safeguarding of machinery. Guard design, interlocks and safe distances for machinery. |
| CSA Z460 | 2 | Control of hazardous energy. The Canadian lockout and tagout standard. |
| FALCPA | 2 | Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act. United States requirement to declare major food allergens in plain language. |
| IATF | 2 | Automotive quality management. The automotive sector supplement to ISO 9001. |
| ISO 45003 | 2 | Psychological health and safety at work. Guidance on managing psychosocial risk, covering workload, bullying, job control and support. Guidance rather than certifiable. |
| MAC | 2 | Manual Handling Assessment Charts. The HSE colour banded tool for lifting, carrying and team handling. |
| FMCSA 396 | 2 | Vehicle inspection, repair and maintenance. Systematic inspection, driver vehicle inspection reports and record retention. |
| TapRooT | 1 | TapRooT root cause analysis. A structured commercial root cause method using a dictionary of causal factors. |
| OSHA recordkeeping | 1 | Injury and illness recordkeeping. The rules on logging, classifying and retaining injury records. |
| ICMM | 1 | International Council on Mining and Metals. Publishes critical control management, widely borrowed outside mining for fatal risk control. |
| OSHA 1910.132 | 1 | Personal protective equipment general requirements. Hazard assessment, selection, fit and training for PPE. |
| OSHA 1926 Subpart P | 1 | Excavations. Protective systems, inspection and access for trenches and excavations. |
| OSHA 1910.119 | 1 | Process safety management. Managing highly hazardous chemicals, covering process hazard analysis, change and mechanical integrity. |
| process safety practice | 1 | Process safety practice. Established practice for managing major accident hazards. |
| OSHA 1926 Subpart CC | 1 | Cranes and derricks in construction. Assembly, operation, inspection and operator qualification for cranes. |
| ASME B30 | 1 | Lifting and material handling standards. Slings, hoists, cranes and below the hook devices. |
| CSA Z1002 | 1 | Occupational health and safety hazard identification and risk assessment. The Canadian method for identifying hazards and assessing risk. |
| OSHA 3071 | 1 | Job hazard analysis guidance. The OSHA guidance booklet on breaking a job into steps and identifying hazards in each. |
| OSHA 1910.38 | 1 | Emergency action plans. What an emergency action plan must contain and who must be trained on it. |
| OSHA 1910.157 | 1 | Portable fire extinguishers. Selection, placement, inspection and training for extinguishers. |
| COSHH principles | 1 | Control of substances hazardous to health. The British principles of good control practice for chemical exposure. |
| OSHA 1926 Subpart L | 1 | Scaffolds. Design, erection, inspection and use of scaffolding. |
| local fire code | 1 | Local fire code. Fire safety requirements adopted and enforced locally. |
| OSHA 1910.1200 | 1 | Hazard communication. The United States right to know standard. Labels, safety data sheets and worker training on chemical hazards. |
| WHMIS 2015 | 1 | Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System. Canada's chemical hazard communication system, aligned to GHS. Sixteen section data sheets, labels and training. |
| AS9102 | 1 | First article inspection. Aerospace requirement to verify the first part off a production process against every characteristic. |
| Codex Alimentarius | 1 | Codex Alimentarius. The international food standards body. Its HACCP principles underpin every food safety scheme. |
| ISO 17025 | 1 | Testing and calibration laboratory competence. What a laboratory must demonstrate to be accredited for the tests it reports. |
| MSA | 1 | Measurement System Analysis. Studies quantifying how much of the observed variation comes from the gauge rather than the process. |
| IEC | 1 | International Electrotechnical Commission. International electrical and electronic standards. |
| SAE J1739 | 1 | Failure mode and effects analysis. The automotive FMEA method for design and process failure modes. |
| CSA Z259 | 1 | Fall protection equipment. Harnesses, lanyards, lifelines and anchorage connectors. |
| OSHA 1910.151 | 1 | Medical services and first aid. First aid provision, and eyewash and shower where corrosives are handled. |
| Codex | 1 | Codex Alimentarius. International food standards and the source of the seven HACCP principles. |
| OSHA substance specific | 1 | Substance specific health standards. Individual standards for named substances, each with its own exposure limit and control regime. |
| CSA Z1003 | 1 | Psychological health and safety in the workplace. The Canadian standard on managing psychological health at work. |
| OSHA 1910.95 | 1 | Occupational noise exposure. Exposure limits, monitoring, audiometric testing and hearing protection. |
| EPA SPCC | 1 | Spill prevention, control and countermeasure. Requirements for facilities storing oil, covering containment, inspection and a written plan. |
| CEPA | 1 | Canadian Environmental Protection Act. Federal environmental law covering toxic substances, releases and reporting. |
| NIOSH Lifting Equation | 1 | Revised NIOSH lifting equation. Calculates a recommended weight limit and lifting index from lift geometry and frequency. |
| HSE fatigue index | 1 | HSE fatigue and risk index. A tool scoring a shift pattern for fatigue and risk. |
| BRCGS | 1 | Brand Reputation Compliance Global Standards. A family of GFSI recognised certification schemes covering food, packaging and storage and distribution. |
| CVSA | 1 | Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance. The out of service criteria used at roadside inspections across North America. |
| FMCSA 393 | 1 | Parts and accessories necessary for safe operation. Equipment requirements including cargo securement and tyres. |
| ISO 27001 | 1 | Information security management systems. The international standard for protecting information confidentiality, integrity and availability. Certifiable. |
Reading a citation
- A clause number, for example ISO 45001 cl.8.1, points at the exact requirement the template answers.
- A regulation number, for example OSHA 1910.147(c)(4), points at the specific paragraph.
- A named method, for example REBA or Snook and Ciriello, means the template implements that method rather than a legal requirement.
- A practice reference, for example process safety practice, means established industry practice with no single written source.