What it fixes
When somebody asks for it, you have it
Having done the work and being able to prove you did the work are two different things, and only one of them helps you in an OSHA interview or an insurance claim.
- Every record signed, timestamped, and tied to a project and a crew
- JHA, meeting, inspection, and incident all connected to each other
- OSHA 300, 300A, and 301 generated from your incidents
- Bulletin acknowledgments showing who read what, by name and date
The chain is the point
A JHA on its own is a piece of paper. A JHA, linked to the pre-job meeting where the crew was briefed on those exact hazards, linked to the sign-in sheet with their signatures, linked to the close-out at the end of the shift where they confirmed they worked it that way — that's a chain. It's much harder to argue with, and it's what HazProof produces as a matter of course rather than as a special effort.
The documentation request
Date range, project, one button, PDF on your letterhead. Your rates come off your real incident records. Your OSHA logs are generated instead of retyped, with help deciding what's recordable and why. And if you need to show that every man acknowledged a safety bulletin, that's a list of names and timestamps you can export.
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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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