Hazards & Near Misses
Anyone on the crew can report a hazard. Near misses take one page, with photos or video, and every report is tracked until it's closed.
Anyone on the crew can report a hazard. Near misses take one page, with photos or video, and every report is tracked until it's closed.

Build the inspections your sites need as templates, such as ladder, scaffold and harness checks, grade every item Pass, Action or Critical, and attach photo evidence.

Keep every chemical on site in one inventory with its SDS and GHS details, so workers can look up a chemical's hazards and label, and log HazCom training.

Record who took part in each safety conversation, what was discussed and the follow-up actions, with owners and due dates tracked to done.

Track what's issued to whom, in what size, and who has acknowledged it, and see when stock of an item drops to its minimum level.

Fall protection was OSHA's most-cited standard in FY2025, with 6,992 violations. Ladders and scaffolding were close behind.

Anyone on the crew can report a hazard, and it's tracked until it's closed.
What's issued to whom, in what size, and who has acknowledged it.
Ladder, scaffold and harness checks as templates, every item graded.
Who took part, what was discussed, and the follow-up actions with owners.
Step-by-step reports with OSHA recordable flags, followed through to a verified close.
One-page reports with hazard type, contributing factors and photos or video.
Anyone on the crew can report a hazard, and it's tracked until it's closed.
Who took part, what was discussed, and the follow-up actions with owners.
What's issued to whom, in what size, and who has acknowledged it.
Step-by-step reports with OSHA recordable flags, followed through to a verified close.
Ladder, scaffold and harness checks as templates, every item graded.
One-page reports with hazard type, contributing factors and photos or video.