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Safety Starter Kit for Alberta

27 Safety Forms in 10 Steps for Small Workplaces (Word + PDF)

The written safety documents Alberta expects from a small employer, in ten steps. The kit has a weekend plan, so you can finish a first version in a weekend.

87pages in the kit
27forms
30Law boxes
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Is it for you?

Who it is for

Who it is for

  • Alberta employers with about 1 to 50 workers, such as shops, offices, restaurants, service businesses and small manufacturers.
  • Owners starting a safety program from nothing, or tidying up a patchy one.

Who it is not for

  • Federally regulated employers and workplaces outside Alberta.
  • Industries with their own safety rules, such as construction, oil and gas, mining, and farms and ranches. Use the kit for the basics, then add your industry's rules.
  • Unionized workplaces.
  • The extra safety rules for workers under 18. Everything in the kit applies to young workers too, but the extra limits are not covered.

What is inside

Everything in the download

The kit (87 PDF pages, 30 Law boxes, 27 forms):

Read this first: what applies at 1 to 4, 5 to 19 and 20 or more workers, a weekend plan, who to call, and a 12-question check of where you stand today.

The ten steps. Each step has a Law box, plain instructions and its forms:

  1. Hazard assessment
  2. Safety policy and program
  3. Violence and harassment plan
  4. Emergency response plan
  5. First aid
  6. Representative or committee
  7. Inspections and meetings
  8. Incidents and injuries
  9. Training and right to refuse
  10. Rules that may apply to you: working alone, hazardous products (WHMIS), contractors and protective equipment

Worked example: one made-up 12-worker shop is followed through the steps.

Back pages: the year at a glance, a document register, how long to keep records, what you must post or hand out, mistakes that cost owners money, when to get help, and a table of the laws the kit follows.

Forms and Letters (38 PDF pages): the 12-question check, all 27 forms and the document register (29 items), each on its own page, ready to print and reuse.

Good to know: The Government of Alberta publishes a free Occupational health and safety starter kit and a package of 10 Word templates. They are official and worth reading. This kit is a separate product. It puts the work in one order with a weekend plan, follows one made-up 12-worker shop through every step, and has 27 forms, including seven the free set does not include (a drill log, a concerns log, a near miss card, a working alone check-in plan, a hazardous products list, a contractor sign-in sheet and a protective equipment list). It is not an official government document.

What is not inside

industry-specific rules, training courses or certificates, or a promise that you will pass an inspection.

Laws the kit follows

Occupational Health and Safety Act, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation and Occupational Health and Safety Code (Alberta); Workers' Compensation Act (Alberta).

What you get

The files

  • One instant download (.zip).
  • 2 files, each as Word (.docx) and PDF: the kit (87 pages) and Forms and Letters (38 pages).
  • A 2-page START HERE guide and a 1-page licence and terms.

How it helps

Why it is worth your time

  • 01The 12-question check shows your gaps in about five minutes. Every "No" points to the step that fixes it.
  • 02The headcount table shows what applies to a business your size, so you do not do more paperwork than you need.
  • 03The working forms (inspections, first aid records, near miss cards) are ready to print and reuse every month.

How it works

Three steps

  1. 1

    Do the 12-question check and find your column in the headcount table.

  2. 2

    Work through Steps 1 to 10. Each step has a Law box, plain instructions and a form.

  3. 3

    Fill in the set-up documents once, then print and reuse the working forms.

What you need

Microsoft Word or Google Docs, a PDF reader, and a printer or email. No apps, add-ins or subscriptions.

Updates

Free updates for 12 months from purchase. We email you when a new version is ready. Download it from your original receipt link. Law last checked: 10 November 2026. Next review: 10 May 2027.

Not legal advice

This kit is general information and sample wording for small employers. It is not legal advice and does not replace a lawyer. We are not a law firm, and the kit was not written or reviewed by one. Each kit shows when to call a lawyer before you act. Read the full Not Legal Advice page.

Need more than one kit? The Alberta Complete Starter Bundle has all five Alberta kits for $439. Bought one by one they cost $635, so the bundle saves you $196 (about 31%).

Look inside first

Free sample pages

The cover, the “how to use this kit” page, the contents, a page of Law boxes and a real form or letter, marked “Sample”. No email needed.

Alberta

Safety Starter Kit, ready today.

$159CAD

Digital download for businesses in Alberta, Ontario, British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Manitoba (not Quebec). All sales are final: no refunds once purchased. We refund a double charge, replace a file that will not download or open, and swap a wrong province within 7 days. One-business licence. Terms of Sale and Licence

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