Safety software for excavation

Safety software built for excavation crews.

A trench that can cave in, a locate that has to be verified, and spoil and equipment swinging close to people, named on the FLHA and signed on site before anyone enters the excavation. Daily checks and incident reports, all from the phone in the crew’s pocket.

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FLHA, trenchingSigned 5 of 5
Cave-in in the excavation
Control: shore, slope or bench the walls
Hazard
Unverified buried utility
Control: hand-expose before the bucket
Hazard
Struck-by spoil and swing
Control: keep the zone clear of people
Hazard
Crew, 5 signed
Signed 06:40
Signed
On the ground

Protect the trench, verify the locate, then sign.

The foreman names what the dig actually risks, a cave-in, an unmarked line, the swing of the machine, and the control for each on the FLHA, shoring, hand-exposing, exclusion zones, and the crew signs on one phone before anyone drops into the excavation.

Cave-in protection named on the FLHA, shore, slope or bench
Buried-utility locate recorded as verified before the bucket
The whole crew signs on site, before entering the excavation
Guest signing for the operator or another trade on site
Sign-offpass the phone
I understand the trench protection and locates for today.
T. Beaulieu, operator
Signed 06:41
Guest, locate contractor
Signed 06:43
The record

The dig, and the proof it was done right.

A trench incident is the one a regulator asks the hardest questions about. Muster keeps the FLHA, the daily check and any incident as one timestamped record, so the proof the protection was planned and signed is there to pull, not reconstruct.

Incident reporting for a near miss in or near the trench, even offline
Corrective actions with an owner and a due date, tracked to closed
Two-minute daily checks the crew finishes before entering the dig
Timestamped, exportable records kept in your workspace
ExportAudit-ready
FLHA, trenching, Highway 22
Aug 10, 2026 · Crew A
PDF
3 hazards, 3 controls
5 of 5 signed, 1 guest
Complete
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Common questions about excavation safety software

Does it cover cave-in protection and locates?+
Yes. Cave-in protection, shoring, sloping or benching, and verifying the buried-utility locate are named as controls on the FLHA for the dig, and the crew signs off that they are in place before anyone enters the excavation.
Does the whole crew sign the FLHA before entering the trench?+
Yes. The foreman opens the FLHA on one phone and passes it around, so the whole crew and the machine operator sign before anyone drops into the excavation, with no app to install.
Can a worker report a near miss in a remote dig with no signal?+
Yes. A report started in a dead zone is saved on the device and sent the moment the phone has signal again, with a photo and a severity, so nothing is lost.
Can I produce the records if a regulator asks?+
Yes. Every FLHA, daily check and incident is timestamped and exports as a PDF, so the proof the trench protection was planned and signed is the record you hand over.

Put it on the excavation crew’s phone.

Request a pilot and your workspace is usually live the same day. From $8 CAD per worker, per month.

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