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HR Documents for Texas Construction Companies

Texas construction companies face unique HR exposures — worker classification, OSHA requirements, heat illness prevention, and the documentation demands of managing crews across multiple job sites. ReadyDocs HR builds custom HR documents for Texas contractors so every worker is properly classified, every safety policy is in writing, and every separation is documented correctly.

Construction HR Compliance

Why Construction is Different

Worker misclassification is the single biggest HR risk in Texas construction. The IRS and TWC actively pursue employers who misclassify employees as independent contractors — and the penalties include back taxes, penalties, and interest. Beyond classification, OSHA 30/10 requirements, mandatory heat illness prevention policies, 811 call-before-you-dig compliance, and crew documentation across multiple sites require specific written policies that generic templates never cover.

"You're not just buying documents — you're getting a complete HR framework your business can actually use. Built for your industry, your company, and Texas law."

Derek Worth, SPHR — Founder, ReadyDocs HR

Worker Classification

Employee vs. subcontractor distinction documented correctly — protecting you from IRS back taxes, TWC penalties, and workers' comp exposure.

Heat Illness Prevention

Texas heat is an OSHA compliance issue. Written heat illness prevention policy, water and rest break documentation, and supervisor accountability — required for any outdoor crew.

OSHA 30/10 Requirements

Safety training documentation, toolbox talk records, and OSHA compliance language built into your handbook and job descriptions.

811 Call-Before-You-Dig

Texas law requires 811 notification before any excavation. Written procedures and employee acknowledgment in your operations documentation.

Multi-Site Crew Management

Attendance documentation, job site assignment records, and equipment accountability across multiple locations — all built into your HR framework.

Separation & Final Pay

Construction has high turnover. Your separation checklist includes Texas Payday Law 6-day final pay rule, equipment return, and job site access revocation.

What's Included

Documents built for construction companies

Every document is custom-built for your company, your industry, and Texas law. Fill out a 15-minute intake form — we build everything and deliver in 1–3 business days.

Employee Handbook — worker classification policy, heat illness prevention, OSHA safety, at-will language

Job Descriptions — Project Manager, Foreman, Carpenter, Electrician, Laborer — FLSA classified

Offer Letters — hourly and salaried, permanent and project-based — correct FLSA classification

Employment Application — EEOC compliant, pre-offer inquiry rules applied

Interview Question Guides — role-specific technical and behavioral, EEOC compliant

Onboarding Forms — I-9 guide, W-4 reference, direct deposit, at-will acknowledgment

90-Day Check-In Guide — structured check-in for new crew members and supervisors

Separation & Offboarding Checklist — equipment return, site access, final pay rules

Get Started

Ready to build your HR foundation?

Fill out a 15-minute intake form. We build your complete set of HR documents — customized for your company and delivered in 1–3 business days.

Built for Texas general contractors, specialty trades, residential builders, and light commercial contractors.