Who it's for
You shouldn't have to ask how safety is going
You find out about safety problems in one of two ways: somebody tells you, or something happens. Both are late. This is about the third way.
- Open one page and see which job needs attention today
- Know the documentation exists before somebody asks for it
- Stop paying supervisors office wages to do paperwork twice
- Your EMR and your rates come off real records, not a reconstruction
What this costs you today
Count the hours. A superintendent doing an hour a day of paperwork he already did once on paper. A safety manager spending two days assembling a documentation package for a general contractor. An incident where the JHA can't be found and the insurance conversation goes a direction it didn't need to go. None of that shows up as a line item anywhere, which is exactly why it never gets fixed.
What you get instead
One page, every job, sorted worst first. Overdue corrective actions, hazards that have been open more than a week, failed inspections, certifications running out in the next 30 days, incidents still open. Not a report somebody prepares for you on Monday — the actual state of things right now, from the records your crews filed in the field this morning.
The part that matters after something goes wrong
When there's a claim, the question is always the same: show me the JHA, show me who was briefed, show me the inspection, show me the training record. In HazProof those are timestamped, signed, and connected to each other. That's not a feature you appreciate on the day you buy it. It's the reason people keep paying for it.
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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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