Silica off the saw, chemical burns from wet cement, a pump line under pressure, and formwork that has to hold, named on the FLHA and signed on site before the pour. Daily checks, incident reports and toolbox talks, all from the phone in the crew’s pocket.
No signup to see it. See Muster Safety
The foreman names what the pour actually puts in front of the crew, silica, cement burns, the pump line, the formwork, and the control for each on the FLHA, and the whole crew signs on one phone before the first truck backs in.
A cement burn or a silica exposure is the report you need to land cleanly, not reconstruct a week later. Muster keeps the incident, the corrective action, and the day’s FLHA as one record you can export when someone asks.
Request a pilot and your workspace is usually live the same day. From $8 CAD per worker, per month.