General contractors and their subcontractors on one record. The FLHA the whole site signs, the daily check every worker finishes, and the incident that gets reported instead of mentioned. Ready when the owner, the prime or a regulator asks.
Paper hazard assessments get filled in, folded and lost. When someone asks for last Tuesday’s, it is a phone call and a search through a cab, not a record.
Your crew signs. The electrician who arrived at nine does not, because the form left with the foreman. On a multi-trade site that gap is exactly where incidents start.
After an incident, the paperwork that should already exist is reconstructed from memory and group chats, which is the version nobody trusts.
The superintendent sees who has checked in, who has signed the FLHA and what is still open, as the day happens. The crew works from the same record on their own phones.
The real Safety Dashboard and worker app, shown with sample data.
Attendance builds itself as each worker completes the morning check, so the roll call is ready before the first lift.
The foreman names the day’s hazards and passes the phone. Subcontractors sign the same FLHA with no account.
A worker flags an unguarded opening. It lands with a corrective action and an owner, and the reporter is told it arrived.
Everything the day produced is in one place, timestamped and exportable. There is nothing left to type up.
The hazard assessment the whole site signs on one phone, subcontractors included.
Learn moreNear misses and injuries reported on the spot, with corrective actions tracked to closed.
Learn moreRun the tailgate, record who attended, and lock it as an audit record.
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