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Safety & Compliance

Tracking OSHA compliance and safety requirements for every project.

The Safety & Compliance app is where you manage all safety-related tasks and documentation for a project. Every project gets a Safety & Compliance item automatically.


What Is Safety & Compliance?​

Safety & Compliance tracks everything related to OSHA regulations and job site safety requirements:

  • Site safety plans (SSSP)
  • 811 Line Locates (utility marking)
  • Equipment certifications
  • Badging requirements
  • General safety documentation

Why it matters: OSHA compliance isn't optional. Missing safety requirements can shut down a job, result in fines, or worse — get someone hurt.


How It's Created​

You don't create Safety & Compliance items manually.

When a project is created, a Safety & Compliance item is automatically created and linked to that project. It comes pre-loaded with the relevant safety tasks.


The Safety & Compliance Page​

Safety & Compliance detail page showing compliance types and linked tasks

Key Fields​

FieldWhat It Is
Safety BadgeAuto-generated name (e.g., "General Safety - 5172-Texas Installs-Warehouse Building")
Compliance InfoAdditional compliance details
Compliance TypeCategories of compliance (811 Line Locate, Badging, SSSP, General Safety)
NotesFree-text field for safety-specific notes
Linked TasksAll safety-related tasks for this project

Compliance Types​

811 Line Locate​

Before you dig, you must call 811 to have underground utilities marked.

Related tasks:

  • Initial 811 Line Locate
  • Request 811 Line Locate Remarks

Why it matters: Hitting a gas line or electrical conduit can be fatal. And expensive. Always call before you dig.


SSSP (Site-Specific Safety Plan)​

A safety plan tailored to this specific job site.

Related tasks:

  • Compose Safety Forms
  • Submit SSSP to GC

Why it matters: GCs often require an SSSP before you can start work. It documents hazards and safety procedures for this specific site.


Badging​

Some job sites require workers to have badges or certifications.

Related tasks:

  • Verify badging requirements
  • Submit badge applications
  • Track badge status

Why it matters: No badge = no site access. Make sure your crew is badged before mobilization.


General Safety​

Catch-all for other safety requirements.

Related tasks:

  • Submit Equipment Certifications to GC
  • Verify All Subcontractors have a Master Agreement On File
  • Upload safety deliverables to Project Drive Folder

Why it matters: Covers everything that doesn't fit neatly into the other categories.


Common Safety Tasks​

Based on the project, you'll see tasks like:

TaskDescription
Compose Safety FormsCreate required safety documentation
Submit SSSP to GCSend site-specific safety plan to general contractor
Initial 811 Line LocateRequest utility marking before excavation
Request 811 Line Locate RemarksFollow-up on utility locate
Submit Equipment Certifications to GCProvide proof equipment is certified/inspected
Book Out of Town Reservations (if needed)Arrange travel for out-of-town jobs
Verify All Subcontractors have a Master Agreement On FileEnsure subs have proper agreements
Upload the above to Project Drive Folder & Send Safety Deliverables to Ops Coordinator and ForemanDistribute safety docs to team

Accessing Safety & Compliance​

From the Project​

  1. Open the project
  2. Look for the Safety & Compliance link in the related items

From the Safety & Compliance App​

  1. Click Safety & Co... in the top navigation
  2. Search or filter to find your project's safety item

Tips for Safety & Compliance​

1. Don't Skip 811​

Ever. Even if you "know" there's nothing underground. Call 811. Wait for the marks. Document it.

2. Submit SSSP Early​

Don't wait until mobilization day. Submit your SSSP as soon as you have site details. GCs often take time to review.

3. Keep Certifications Current​

Equipment certifications expire. Track expiration dates. Renew before they lapse.

4. Document Everything​

If OSHA shows up, you want a paper trail showing you did everything right.

5. Train Your Crew​

Safety plans are useless if the crew doesn't know them. Review safety requirements before starting work.



Remember​

Safety isn't bureaucracy — it's protecting people.

Complete safety tasks on time:

  • Call 811 before digging
  • Submit SSSPs early
  • Keep certifications current
  • Document everything

No schedule is worth an injury. No shortcut is worth a life.