Draft a full Site-Specific Safety Plan in 5 minutes. Built for NZTA, Auckland Transport, Fulton Hogan, Downer and council jobs. Edit, sign and share before the site induction.
Writing a Site-Specific Safety Plan from a Word template takes 2-4 hours of an estimator's time. Fieldlink does the first draft in 90 seconds — and stays NZ-specific, with the right WorkSafe NZ language, traffic management references and PPE wording for civil jobs.
Tell us the scope, hazards and plant on site. The AI builds a structured SSSP — hazards, controls, emergency contacts, traffic management, PPE — that you tighten up in the editor.
Every SSSP gets a public PDF link and QR code. Email to the main contractor's H&S manager, stick the QR on the site board, done.
Generator output uses the language WorkSafe NZ expects, including reasonably practicable controls, worker engagement and incident notification clauses.
A Site-Specific Safety Plan (SSSP) is a written document that identifies the hazards, controls and emergency procedures for one specific construction site. NZTA, councils and Tier 1 main contractors typically require an SSSP before letting a sub-contractor onto site. WorkSafe NZ doesn't mandate an SSSP by name but the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 expects you to identify and manage site hazards in writing.
Any PCBU (Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking) working on a civil, roading or commercial construction site usually does. Specifically: anyone sub-contracting to Fulton Hogan, Downer, Higgins, Fletcher, HEB, McConnell Dowell, BCC, NZTA jobs, Auckland Transport, KiwiRail or most local councils.
Tell us your job (scope of work, address, hazards, plant on site). Our generator uses Claude Sonnet 4.5 to draft a full SSSP — covering hazards, controls, PPE, emergency contacts, traffic management, hot work, working at heights, confined space, lock-out / tag-out — that you can edit and sign on the spot.
It produces a structured document that aligns with the NZ Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 and the WorkSafe NZ guidance on health & safety plans. Like any safety document, the person signing it remains responsible for accuracy — the AI gives you a strong first draft you can review and amend, not a rubber stamp.
Yes — every SSSP gets a permanent PDF link you can email to the main contractor's H&S manager, plus a QR code for the site board.
Typically 60–90 seconds for the AI draft, then 5–10 minutes for you to review and add site-specific details. Compared to writing one from scratch in Word (2–4 hours) — that's the win.