Rosie works inside SALUS to draft the next control, update procedures based upon field trends or regulations, make field capture easier, monitor the live safety record, and assemble source-linked reports—so your time and judgment reach more crews and jobsites.
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🍁See how Rosie monitors the safety record, identifies the jobsites that need attention, and shows the signals behind the priority.
I love Rosie. It’s just a total game changer. Something I’ll finish in the next half hour with Rosie would have taken me three days.
Ask Rosie which jobsite needs you first tomorrow and why. The Site Visit Priority Brief turns observations, corrective actions, hazard assessments, credentials, permits, and inspections into a source-linked first move and a ready-made field-visit agenda.
What it answers
Which sites are stable, which are lagging, and what explains the difference?
Compare activity, exception rates, corrective-action closure, and data completeness so site grades become an explainable recovery worklist.
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8+
Years of crew-first product design
1B
Field data points
≈700K
New data points each month
Human review
Every draft and recommendation stays under authorized control
Create the controls. Capture the reality. Monitor risk. Defend the business.
The busy work consumes the time of the safety pros, when instead they could make a difference. Enter Rosie, the force multiplier, and watch the backlog disappear.
Win work in a new province or under a new GC and someone has to research the requirements, identify the gaps with your current program, and address them section by section - while the crew waits to mobilize. Upload the requirements to Rosie and a tailored draft comes back in minutes.
Rosie also converts your existing forms in minutes - conditional logic included, institutional knowledge intact.
And because Rosie lives in your workflows, once your team approves the site-specific plans, SWPs, toolbox talks, orientations, and forms she drafts, SALUS can push them to the field instantaneously, smartly: SALUS then puts the right controls in front of the right crew, the right jobsite, automatically.
A dashboard can show that near-misses rose or hazard-assessment activity fell. Rosie investigates why it happened. She mines the records beneath the trend: which crew changed, which task or trade is involved, which actions remain open, and which controls no longer match the work. You receive the priority, the reason, and the source evidence. You decide the intervention.
Customer perspectiveRosie has made SALUS easier to use by helping us find information faster, identify gaps sooner, and gain better visibility into our HSE program across divisions, crews, and individuals.
Rosie reads the events captured by the crew and related field signals 24x7x365. She proactively finds gaps and prepares a task-relevant toolbox talk or control update, shows the records behind it, and routes the draft for safety review. Once approved, SALUS can deliver it to the right crews and preserve acknowledgement in the operational record.
Customer perspectiveRosie has significantly assisted with time management for the safety team, gathering information, and has shifted us from reactive to proactive due to quick responses from Rosie.
Assemble source-linked regulator responses, audit evidence, leadership reports, and proof packets from the same contemporaneous record. Your team reviews what is responsive and decides what leaves SALUS.
Reporting usually means exports, filters, dashboard work, record hunting, checking, and rewriting. With Rosie, the Safety Director asks a natural-language question. Rosie finds and connects the relevant records, explains the result, cites the sources, and prepares a review-ready output in seconds.
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What it answers
What does leadership need to know this week?
Turns hours of compilation into a consistent, source-linked update while safety leadership stays focused on the program.
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The field does not have to recreate the story later. The story is already there: QR scans, forms, timestamps, photos, signatures, certificates, training records, worker profiles, equipment checks, permits, incidents, SDS searches, corrective actions, bulletins, and daily reports.
Generic AI starts with a blank prompt. Rosie starts with the field, the context, and the record.
Rosie helps crews speak, snap, scan, translate, complete forms, submit photos, record signatures, and capture events while the work is happening.
Rosie reads context from SALUS, Procore, standards, SDS, procedures, worker profiles, certs, training, equipment, permits, jobsites, crews, and source documents.
Rosie generates completed forms, SWPs, toolbox talks, SDS answers, corrective actions, proof packets, owner reports, insurance summaries, Trust Portal content, and risk rankings.
A safety program cannot protect the work if crews experience it as extra work. SALUS has spent more than eight years making the right action fast at the point of work. Rosie takes that crew-first design further: speak, snap, scan, translate, or ask. Less friction improves participation. Better participation creates a more timely, complete safety record—and a clearer view of where risk is building.
Safety teams describe the same pattern from three angles: connected context, time returned to safety leadership, and an experience crews can actually use.
Rosie proofI have used other AI tools but they were not connected to my company’s SMS documentation. By having all of my historical SMS data reviewable, it uses my real-world data to give me insight into what actions will have the greatest positive impact.
Rosie proofMe and my team have the bandwidth to actually focus on safety now that we're not constantly being bogged down in paperwork.
Rosie proofSALUS is the perfect marriage of both usability and capability. It has really great features for us as admin, but it’s simple for my crews to use out in the field, too.
Start with the current safety record, see the sources, review the work, and put the approved output back into the workflow.
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