How long must a pre-task plan be kept under OSHA rules?
Last reviewed July 5, 2026
Under OSHA rules, a pre-task plan must be kept for at least 30 days after it has been implemented. This is to make safety measures documented and accessible for review.
Key points
- Keep for at least 30 days after implementation.
- Document safety measures and procedures.
- Available for review by safety officers or inspectors.
Keeping a pre-task plan is important for compliance and safety on the jobsite. It helps workers know the hazards and control measures before starting a task, and having it for 30 days allows for proper review and accountability during inspections or incidents.
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