Who it's for
Run safety from the truck
You did not get into this to type. Every minute you spend re-entering something you already wrote on paper is a minute you're not on the job.
- JHA, toolbox talk, inspection, incident, lift plan, observation — all on the phone
- Works with no service, syncs itself when you get back in range
- Signatures and photos on the phone, no clipboard
- Face ID to get in, seven buttons on the home screen
It doesn't need signal and it doesn't lose anything
Most of the jobs where safety paperwork matters most are the ones with no bars. Everything you do in the field completes without service, signatures and photos included, and goes up on its own when you're back in coverage. If the office rejects something, it stays on your phone with a red mark until it's sorted out. It does not disappear and it does not pretend it went through.
The JHA is two minutes, not twenty
Type the step, tap the hazards it suggests, and the controls and PPE come with them. Crew signs on the phone. If you're putting a man on a machine, it tells you right there whether his certification is current. Then at the end of the shift, close it out — the crew signs that they did the work the way it was written.
Everything you filed, in one list
Your own filings from the last two weeks are on one screen with a dot showing what's synced and what's still waiting. No wondering whether the incident report from the job in the county with no coverage ever made it in.
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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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