Company

Built for contractors who work where there's no signal

HazProof is safety software for construction, heavy civil, and marine contractors. We're a small company, we're straight about what we do and don't do, and we build for the person standing at a tailgate — not the person watching a demo.

Why we exist

Neither kind of safety software worked

There's the enterprise system that costs six figures, takes a year to implement, and ends up being used by the office while the field quietly keeps using paper. And there's the cheap app that's really just a form builder — you buy an empty container and then spend three months writing your own hazard library before it does anything for you.

Neither one helps a superintendent standing at a tailgate at six in the morning with a crew waiting on him and no cell service. That's the person we build for. Everything else follows from that.

It's why the hazard library lives on the phone itself, why the field app is seven buttons on one screen, and why we spent the time to make sure a report filed in a dead zone can never be lost.

How we work

The field decides

If a foreman won't use it at six in the morning in the cold with gloves on, it doesn't matter how good it looks in a demo. That's the test everything has to pass.

Loaded, not empty

Software that hands you a blank template and calls it a hazard library isn't finished. The safety content ships in the box so you're useful the first week, not the fourth month.

You talk to the people who build it

No account manager relaying your question to somebody else. What customers ask for shows up in weeks, not on a roadmap slide.

Nothing gets lost

A crew's paperwork is their protection. If something can't be saved, it stays on the phone and says so. It never quietly disappears.

Working here

We're small, which means everyone talks to customers and everyone's work ships. The people who do well here are the ones who want to understand the work before building for it — what a critical lift is, why a JHA gets copied from yesterday, what happens to a crew when an app loses their paperwork.

We hire when we meet the right person rather than against a fixed list of openings. Engineers, designers, and people who have run safety programs in the field — tell us what you'd want to work on.

Get in touch about a job

Send a note with what you've worked on and what interests you about this. No cover letter necessary.

careers@hazproof.com

Talk to a person

No call center, no chatbot. Tell us how many people you have in the field, what kind of work you do, and whether your jobs have cell service — that's enough for us to show you something relevant instead of a generic walkthrough.