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The paperwork they ask for, already done
Your rates, your OSHA logs, and the documentation package a general contractor wants are all just arithmetic on records your crews already filed. There is no reason for anyone to spend a weekend assembling them.
- TRIR and DART calculated from your actual incidents
- OSHA 300, 300A, and 301 generated, not retyped
- Every JHA, meeting, inspection, and incident exports to PDF with your letterhead
- A page per project showing what's open and what's overdue
One button when the GC asks
Select the JHAs for a job and a date range and you get one PDF on your letterhead. Same for meetings, inspections, incidents, and lift plans. Same for the acknowledgment roster showing who signed off on a safety bulletin. The request that used to eat a Friday afternoon takes about a minute.
A read on every job without asking anybody
The project view sorts your jobs worst first, using overdue actions, hazards that have been sitting open a week or more, and failed inspection items. You can see which job needs attention this morning without calling six superintendents and getting six versions of 'we're good.'
A safety review across everything, on demand
HazProof will read a year of your JHAs, incidents, near misses, observations, and inspections in one pass and write up what it found — the patterns, the things that keep repeating, where your documentation has gaps. Anything it flags as critical gets posted to the company bulletin board so the crews see it too, and you can see exactly who acknowledged it.
Want to see it on your work?
A demo runs about 20 minutes and we'll use your kind of jobs as the example. We'll give you a price on the call.
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