Every jobsite, every crew — one safety system.
OSHA 1926 done right — fall protection, excavation, JHAs, and permits — plus a mobile app your crews actually use in the field, deep on a site with no signal. Capture once, and it flows to the record, the dashboard, and the roll-up across every project.
The Focus Four, handled
OSHA's Focus Four cause the majority of construction fatalities every year. The platform puts a real workflow behind each one — inspections, permits, competent-person checks, and findings that turn straight into tracked corrective actions.
Fall protection · 1926.501
The #1 cited standard in construction. Run competent-person harness, lanyard, and anchorage inspections, pull defective gear from service, and route every finding into a CAPA with an owner and a due date — no defect quietly forgotten at height.
Excavation & trenching · 1926.651
Trench collapse kills fast. Log every excavation with the required daily competent-person inspection, soil classification, protective-system and egress checks — with escalation if an open trench misses its inspection.
Struck-by & caught-in
Mobile equipment, powered industrial trucks, and material handling. Pre-use equipment checks, PIT operator credentials with expiry alerts, and spotter/exclusion-zone JHAs keep the plan in front of the crew, not in a binder.
Electrical
Arc-flash and safe-work practices under 1926 Subpart K. Energized-work permits, LOTO, and hazard assessments — captured, signed, and gated so the right qualified person signs off before work starts.
Plan the work, then work the plan
A job hazard analysis nobody reads is just paper. Build task-based JHAs and risk assessments, issue permits-to-work, and get the sign-offs on a phone at the point of work — so the plan is a live document the crew acknowledges, not a filing formality.
- JHAs / JSAs — task-based, crew-acknowledged, reused across similar work
- Risk assessments — likelihood × severity, with controls tracked to closure
- Permits-to-work — one place for every permit, with approvals and expiry
- Hot work — fire watch, gas checks, and permit close-out
- Confined spaces — entry permits, atmospheric testing, attendant & entrant roster
- Scaffolds · 1926.451 — competent-person inspection tags and defect follow-up
- Ladders & walking-working surfaces — pre-use checks and housekeeping findings
Silica & exposure, tracked to the letter
Cutting, grinding, and drilling put respirable crystalline silica in the air every day. The platform helps you run the exposure-control side of the program as seriously as the injury side.
Respirable crystalline silica
Support for the 1926.1153 Table 1 specified controls — task, tool, engineering control, and respirator — plus exposure records and the written exposure-control plan in one place.
HazCom & SDS
A searchable SDS library and hazard communication under 1926.59 / 1910.1200 — the right sheet in a worker's hand in seconds, on any jobsite.
Hearing & respiratory
Hearing conservation and respiratory protection — fit tests, medical clearance, and program records with the expiry alerts that keep them current.
Heat illness
Track heat-illness prevention — water, rest, shade, and acclimatization checks — with a simple field workflow crews can run on the hottest days.
Medical surveillance
Where a standard requires it, keep exposure and medical records under 29 CFR 1910.1020 for the full retention period — the duration of employment plus 30 years — attributable, exportable, and never lost in a truck.
Exposure trends
Roll exposure and monitoring data up alongside your incident metrics, so the industrial-hygiene picture lives next to the safety picture — not in a separate spreadsheet.
A tool crews actually use — not another login they dodge
The best safety data is the data you never used to get. Make reporting so easy anyone will do it, and make sure nothing you capture goes dark.
- Offline field capture — inspections, JHAs, and incidents save on the device and sync later; remote and no-signal jobsites were the design target.
- Sub-2-minute QR near-miss — scan a poster, tap a few fields, done. No app install, no login, anonymous if they want.
- Incident → root cause → CAPA — a report opens a case, a 5-Why investigation, and a corrective action that escalates by email, SMS, and in-app until it's closed.
- No-code forms builder — build the exact inspection or checklist your work needs, without waiting on IT.
- Contractor & site-access management — track subs, credentials, and access across multiple jobsites, and gate work on the right qualifications.
Roll it up — one project or the whole company
The field feeds the numbers automatically. The people signing the checks and answering to owners and GCs get a clear, current picture without chasing anyone for a spreadsheet.
TRIR, DART & leading indicators
Recordable and lost-time rates alongside leading indicators — inspections done, near-misses reported, actions closed on time — so you manage forward, not just count the past.
Action-closure & roll-up
See action-closure rate and open items by project, region, or the whole company — a multi-site, per-project roll-up that turns a scramble into a five-minute check.
Benchmarking
Compare your rates against published construction industry averages, so the number you report to an owner or GC has context behind it.
Training & LMS
Assign and track competency and orientation training, keep the records attached to the worker, and prove it when an owner or inspector asks.
Worker credentials
Competent-person, OSHA 10/30, PIT, and trade certifications tracked with expiry alerts — so nobody works past a lapsed credential and no card is a surprise at the gate.
Exportable & auditable
Every record sits under a tamper-evident, signed audit log, and your data exports to BI or a spreadsheet whenever you need it — it stays yours.
See it on your jobsites
We'll show you the field app, the permits and JHAs, and the roll-up running on construction scenarios that look like yours — the real workflows, not a slideshow.