Aleph Safe reads your scope of work and writes the method statement, risk assessment and safe work procedure that go with it, under the OHS Act 85 of 1993 and the Construction Regulations 2014. Built on twenty years of South African SHEQ practice — not a folder of templates.
A template hands you blanks and leaves the thinking to you. Aleph Safe reads the scope of work and writes the document around it — the hazards that actually apply to that task, controls in the order the hierarchy demands, and the appointments the Act requires. Twenty years of South African practice is doing the writing.
Give it the scope of work. It returns a method statement with a full step-by-step sequence, the roles and legal appointments that task requires, the plant and PPE involved, and the emergency procedures — specific enough that your site agent recognises their own job in it.
Every document carries a number, a revision and an approval trail, so when a client's safety officer asks who signed it and when, the answer is in the document itself. Written to the OHS Act, in the structure reviewers expect to read.
The risk assessment is drawn from your approved method statement, and the safe work procedure from both. They are generated in sequence, so the three never contradict one another — which is the first thing a reviewer checks, and the most common reason a file is sent back.
Every plan includes all three document types, secure storage and email support, and starts with a 14-day free trial. The price you see is the price you pay.
You pay only for the people who write documents. Reviewers and viewers are free and unlimited on every plan, so your directors, your client and your site managers cost you nothing.
For the independent contractor.
For a growing contracting team.
For SHEQ consultants running client files.
For larger contractors and groups.
That is the right question to ask of any generated document, so here is the straight answer. Aleph Safe writes to the Act and to real South African precedent, and hands you a document structured the way a reviewer expects to read it — numbered, revisioned and carrying an approval trail. It does not replace your competent person. It does the eight hours of writing that happens before them.
Aleph is built on over twenty years of safety management practice across 19 countries, including major mining operations and large OHS construction projects in South Africa. Aleph Safe was built out of that practice, on 2,000+ real safety documents.