Deliver professional toolbox talks, capture every signature, and track compliance with secure digital records — all in four languages.
The record your GC, owner or inspector asks for.
Before the crew starts, build a pre-task plan for the job in front of you: the hazards and controls for your task, your site and your trade, with the governing standards named. Brief it from the same screen, collect every signature, and file it as a dated record.
Describe the task, where it is and which standards apply. You get scope and objectives, hazards with controls and residual risk, PPE, training and permits — written for the job in front of you, in English or Spanish.
Brief it straight from the plan: a QR code or link, the plan in the crew's language, two acknowledgment questions, and each worker's signature.
The approved plan is filed with the signatures as one tamper-evident PDF — the plan's own pages appended to the record the crew signed.
Every meeting writes a fixed record — who attended, what was covered, in which language, signed and timestamped. Export it as a sealed PDF the moment the talk ends.
Browse the DocsSubcontract safety exhibits can call for weekly talks with attendee names, daily huddles and JHAs. Some attach fines per occurrence.
Some owner-controlled insurance programs require a documented pre-task huddle every shift.
T8 CCR 1509 has construction supervisors hold toolbox meetings with their crews at least every 10 working days.
Requirements differ by contract and state. Check what yours calls for.
Ask them first. Requirements vary, so show them the sample and check it against your contract.
Your talks, crews, and signed records stay private to your account. We don't sell your jobsite data, and it's never used to train AI models.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, hosted on Supabase built on AWS — proven, managed cloud infrastructure.
Per-account isolation is enforced at the database level with Supabase Row Level Security. Each account can only ever see its own data — tested and verified.
Each one is written from the standard up by a working safety professional — to be understood on the deck, not filed in a binder.
PRINT-READY PDFFall Clearance Awareness29 CFR 1926.502 · Includes attendance sheetSee a sample PDF No signup — opens the PDFFor contractors running multiple crews, sites, or subsidiaries — seat-based logins, role permissions, and one place every signed record lands.