The report that is already written when you get back to the truck
Your safety representative files from a phone on the jobsite. The general contractor gets a branded PDF by email before the day is out. Nobody retypes anything in the evening.
DAILY OBSERVATION REPORTS
- Weather pulled automatically from the job address at 6am, noon and 4pm, so the record says what the day was actually like.
- Unlimited site photos, with captions and categories, annotated by drawing straight on them to point at the hazard.
- A sign-off block where the general contractor's own superintendent signs on the screen.
- Look-ahead notes for the days coming, so the report is useful before the fact and not only after it.
SITE SAFETY INSPECTIONS
- A 78-question checklist across 15 sections. Every question answered Compliant, Non Compliant or Not Applicable.
- Notes and photographs attach to the individual question, not to the report in general.
- The Cal/OSHA Title 8 regulation is printed beside 73 of those questions, so the citation is on the page rather than in somebody's head.
- A separate 31-question checklist across 6 sections for demolition work.
- Or build your own checklist, with your own sections and questions, against a project type such as residential, commercial, solar or roofing.
Weekly summaries, without anyone remembering
The week's daily observations roll up automatically and go to whoever subscribes to them. Each person chooses which kinds of report they receive, so a superintendent gets tailgates without being buried in equipment summaries.
WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT
Most inspection apps give you a checklist. Ours prints the regulation next to the question, so the person filling it in knows what they are actually enforcing, and the contractor reading it knows the finding is not somebody's opinion.
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