Orientations & site entry control
Worker orientations with credential records, and scan-based site entry control for contractor crews. Site-access live claims remain held until the access-control claim gate closes.
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.
EXAMPLE DATA / SAFETY OPERATIONS
Simultaneous operations
See incompatible work before it overlaps.
Review incompatible workUtility area · Overlapping work windows
09:0011:0013:00
Hot work
Line break
- Conflict
- Overlapping work in the same area
- Next action
- Coordinate with the permit owners before authorizing work.
Advisory board · Not a clearance to work
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 into the jurisdiction's first-report workflow: employer PDF where the regulator takes a form, or portal/carrier-notice where that is the disposition. Transmission 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. SafeGora 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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Construction industry overview
The vertical in full — from bid to closeout.
ExplorePermits & SIMOPS
The permit-to-work module behind the conflict check.
ExploreWorkers' comp first reports
First-report output by channel — generated PDF packs, or portal-entry / notify-carrier where that is the disposition.
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