Safety software for roofers

Safety software built for roofing crews.

The one that ends careers on a roof is the fall, from the eave, over the leading edge, through a skylight, named on the FLHA with the anchor and the guardrail that stop it, and signed on site before anyone goes up. Daily checks, incidents and fall-protection tickets, all from the phone in the crew’s pocket.

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FLHA, re-roofSigned 5 of 5
Fall at the leading edge
Control: anchor, lifeline, guardrail
Hazard
Unguarded skylight
Control: cover and mark the opening
Hazard
Wind and wet surface
Control: stop work above the limit
Hazard
Crew, 5 signed
Signed 06:52
Signed
On the ground

Anchor it, guard the edge, then sign.

The foreman names the fall hazards the roof actually has, the leading edge, the skylights, the wind, and the control for each on the FLHA, anchors, lifelines, guardrails, covers, and the whole crew signs on one phone before anyone steps onto the roof.

Fall-from-height hazards named on the FLHA for the actual roof
Anchors, lifelines and guardrails recorded as the controls the crew signs
The whole crew signs on site, before anyone goes up
Guest signing for the GC or another trade sharing the roof
Sign-offpass the phone
I understand the fall protection for today.
S. Whitford
Signed 06:53
Guest, general contractor
Signed 06:55
The record

The tickets, the checks, and the proof.

A fall-protection ticket that lapses is the one a prime contractor checks first. Muster tracks certifications with expiry, keeps the daily checks and incident reports, and exports the record someone asks for after a fall or a close call.

Fall-protection and other tickets tracked, with expiry reminders
Incident reporting for a fall or a dropped-object near miss, with a photo
Two-minute daily checks the crew finishes before going up
Timestamped, exportable records kept in your workspace
CertificationsAudit-ready
Fall protection, S. Whitford
Valid until Jan 2027
Current
Working at heights, crew lead
Expires in 18 days
Renew
First aid, apprentice
Expired
Overdue
Built for your trade

Common questions about roofing safety software

Does it cover fall protection on the FLHA?+
Yes. Fall-from-height hazards, the leading edge, skylights and openings, are named on the FLHA for the roof, each with the control the crew signs off on, anchors, lifelines, guardrails or covers, before anyone goes up.
Can I track fall-protection and working-at-heights tickets?+
Yes. Certifications are tracked with expiry dates, so a ticket about to lapse is visible before the worker shows up to a roof they are no longer certified to work on.
Can a worker report a fall or a dropped object 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 on a remote roof.
Does the whole crew sign the FLHA before going up?+
Yes. The foreman opens the FLHA on one phone and passes it around, so the whole crew and any other trade on the roof signs before work starts, with no app to install.

Put it on the roofing crew’s phone.

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