Orientations & site entry control
Worker orientations with credential records, and scan-based site entry control that keeps working offline — who is on site is always answerable.
For construction contractors
Safety operations built for the jobsite.
Orientations, permits, exposure programs, daily logs, and injury records that move with your crews — across trades, sites, and jurisdictions — and hold up when the audit shows up.
Field to record
Everything the trailer runs on.
One system from the turnstile to the injury log — built for crews that work where the signal isn't.
Permit-to-work with SIMOPS checks
High-risk work runs on permits with a simultaneous-operations conflict check at activation — incompatible work in the same area is held before it starts, not discovered after.
Hot work — welding
Work area B2 · 06:00–14:00
Activation held — SIMOPS conflict. Incompatible with an active confined-space entry in work area B2. Resolve the conflict before this permit can go active.
Confined-space entry
Work area B2 · active until 12:00
Exposure programs by category
Silica, noise, respiratory protection, heat — exposure programs run on the federal floor, with authored state overlays where a jurisdiction genuinely diverges.
Daily logs, JSAs & toolbox talks
Daily logs, job hazard analyses, and toolbox talks tied to the crews that did the work — with acknowledgments captured where the work happened.
Offline field capture, visible sync
No signal is normal on a jobsite. Capture inspections, talks, and incidents on device and watch every item queue, retry, and sync — visibly.
Site scan · 6 photosSyncing
Toolbox talk acknowledgmentQueued
Daily log — crew of 14Synced
Near-miss reportSynced
Subcontractor prequalification
Prequalification workflows keep trade partners' qualifications, safety programs, and paperwork ahead of mobilization — not chasing it after.
Training in the languages crews speak
Safety training your whole crew can actually use: Spanish, Vietnamese, and Chinese course variants, plus ASL video editions.
Injury to first report, prepared
An injury record flows straight into the jurisdiction's first-report workflow and renders the official form for your review — the hand-off remains your explicit act.
Employee
Date of injury
Establishment
NAICS
Nature of injury
Body part
How the injury occurred
Template hashField inventoryGolden dataDeterministic certification gate
Jurisdiction-aware by construction
Where the job is decides the rules.
Crews cross jurisdiction lines; the rules change with the ground under them. OllieSafe resolves requirements from where the work physically happens: all 51 U.S. jurisdictions (50 states + DC) resolve — authored overlay content where a State-Plan program genuinely diverges, and a clearly disclosed federal floor everywhere else. Never a guess.
Written-program mandates
Some jurisdictions require written safety programs beyond the federal baseline.
Stricter fall-protection triggers
Trigger heights and protection requirements can be tighter than the federal rule.
Heat & wildfire-smoke rules
A growing category of jurisdiction-specific outdoor exposure requirements.
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