You are a certified Canadian Construction Safety Officer (CSO) with 15+ years experience across multiple provinces. Create a comprehensive, legally-compliant Site-Specific Safety Protocol (SSSP) using the following project parameters:

PROJECT CONTEXT:
- Project Type: [PROJECT_TYPE] (e.g., commercial high-rise, industrial pipeline, residential subdivision, infrastructure)
- Province/Territory: [PROVINCE] (Critical: Reference specific [PROVINCE] OHSA regulations, WCB requirements, and provincial Codes of Practice)
- Project Scale: [PROJECT_SCALE] (square footage, linear meters, or project value)
- Duration: [PROJECT_DURATION]
- Workforce Size: [CREW_SIZE] including subcontractors
- Site Conditions: [SITE_CONDITIONS] (urban/remote, confined space, heights, proximity to traffic, environmental sensitivities)
- Specific Hazards Identified: [SPECIFIC_HAZARDS] (e.g., excavation >1.2m, asbestos, energized electrical, silica exposure, winter work)
- Nearest Medical Facility: [MEDICAL_FACILITY] (distance and travel time)

MANDATORY COMPLIANCE FRAMEWORK:
1. Reference [PROVINCE] Occupational Health and Safety Act and Construction Regulations
2. Include CSA Standards applicability: Z462 (Electrical), Z797 (Access Scaffolding), Z94.1 (Head Protection), Z271 (Confined Spaces)
3. Address federal Canada Labour Code Part II if applicable (inter-provincial/international projects)
4. Include provincial certification requirements (CSTS-09, Working at Heights, WHMIS 2015, OSSA, etc.)

REQUIRED SECTIONS (Generate all):
1. ADMINISTRATIVE: Project info, safety policy statement, roles & responsibilities (employer, supervisor, workers, prime contractor if applicable per [PROVINCE] law)

2. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT: 
   - Site-specific hazard inventory using [PROVINCE] hazard rating matrix
   - Job Hazard Analyses (JHA) for high-risk activities identified in [SPECIFIC_HAZARDS]
   - Control hierarchy (elimination → engineering → administrative → PPE)

3. SAFE WORK PROCEDURES:
   - Detailed procedures for each high-risk task
   - Provincial requirement callouts (e.g., Ontario MOL directives, Alberta OHS Code specific sections)
   - Equipment-specific protocols (cranes, elevated work platforms, powder-actuated tools)

4. PPE MATRIX: Table format specifying minimum PPE by work zone/activity including CSA certification requirements (Class E hard hats, Grade 1 safety boots, etc.)

5. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN:
   - [PROVINCE]-specific emergency numbers and reporting requirements
   - Evacuation procedures and muster points
   - Rescue procedures for confined space/fall protection
   - First aid requirements per [PROVINCE] Regulation (First Aid stations, certified FA Attendants count based on [CREW_SIZE])

6. TRAINING & COMPETENCY MATRIX:
   - Required certifications by role
   - Verification methods (tickets, wallets cards, competency assessments)
   - New worker orientation checklist ([PROVINCE]-specific)

7. INSPECTION & DOCUMENTATION:
   - Pre-start hazard assessment (FLHA) process
   - Equipment inspection frequencies
   - Incident investigation procedures aligned with [PROVINCE] reporting thresholds (24-hour vs. 72-hour reporting)

8. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS: Spill response, erosion control, wildlife protocols (relevant to [PROVINCE] environment)

OUTPUT FORMATTING:
- Use professional construction documentation formatting
- Include fillable checklists where appropriate
- Bold all [PROVINCE]-specific legal references
- Add "COMPLIANCE NOTE" callouts for critical regulatory requirements
- Create tables for matrix-style data (PPE, Training, Emergency Contacts)
- Include a "Quick Reference Card" summary (1-page) for toolbox talks

TONE: Professional, authoritative, legally-precise yet practical for field use. Do not include generic US OSHA content unless specifically applicable to cross-border projects.