Risk Control at Scale

Find the risk. Close the loop. Prove it.

Construction risk assessment software should do more than store an FLHA or JHA. SALUS connects hazard registers, inspections, incidents, and corrective actions; assigns every follow-up to a named owner; and preserves proof of closure while Rosie watches every open loop.

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Operational safety isn't more safety — it's the same protection with the risk closed faster, easier, and provable.

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Open risk · Portfolio · 14 sites

Open

Open corrective actions47 · 3 over 48 hrs

Overdue items by trade60% · one framing sub

Near-misses last week3 unreported

Sites missing hazard assessment6 flagged

Incident trendClustering · 1 time of day

Standards deployment2 sites behind

Every signal correlated across the portfolio

More sites — not less visibility

The problem

Growth makes risk harder to see, not easier.

An FLHA, JHA, or isolated hazard register captures one moment. The field reports and hears nothing back, the office assigns and can't verify, and every new worksite makes the risk picture harder to connect across inspections, incidents, corrective actions, and proof.

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Hazard reported

On a clipboard

lost

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Corrective action

Owned by “the company”

ages

03

Closure

Never proven

unprovable

04

Near-miss

Unreported

pattern missed

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New site

Standards inconsistent

gaps

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Incident

The cluster was there all along

recordable

The solution

Turn scattered hazards into a closed-loop system.

Tap a signal to see the loop close — every action traces to the form, inspection, or incident that created it.

Way 01 · Deploy everywhereStandards that vary by siteOne standard, every site

Your best practice, on every job.

Procedures, forms, and controls deploy company-wide in one action — your newest apprentice gets the controls your best foreman would write.

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Forms & SWPs

Procedures, forms, and controls push company-wide in a single action — no site rebuilds the standard.

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New sites

A new site inherits the full standard from day one — no weeks of setup, no gaps while it spins up.

A newly added site inherits the company standard — forms, controls, and orientations active from day one

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Provinces

Ontario, Alberta, BC, and Québec differences are handled centrally, so every site runs the same rigor under the right framework.

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Apprentices

Your newest apprentice works from the controls your best foreman would write — best practice, not individual memory.

An apprentice opens a task and sees the same expert hazard controls the company's best foreman would specify

⏱ Deployment · site-by-site → one action⏱ New site · weeks → immediate

Way 02 · See moreThin, late field dataThe signal multiplies

Adoption is the risk multiplier.

QR access and Rosie capture mean crews actually submit hazards, near-misses, and observations — more and better data is the leading indicator.

A near-miss is captured in about 90 seconds from a phone, with photo and location, no app required

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Near-misses

Captured in ~90 seconds from any phone — the leading indicator crews finally have time to report.

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Observations

Submitted in any language; Rosie translates so the office reads one clean record.

A worker submits a field observation in their own language and the office sees one readable English record

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Inspections

Spoken on the walk; Rosie structures the findings and opens the corrective actions.

An inspector speaks findings on the walk and Rosie structures them into a report with corrective actions opened

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Adoption

Adoption rises from 40% to 80% (Aquicon) — more and better data is the leading indicator.

⏱ Field intel · multiplied⏱ Near-miss · unreported → captured

Way 03 · Close the loop“Someone should fix this”A named owner, a proven close

The loop stays open until a specific human closes it.

Corrective actions carry a person's name, a due date, and photo-verified closure — across your whole portfolio, internal and sub.

A corrective action is assigned to a named individual with a due date, not to a company or a crew

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Assigned to people

Every corrective action carries a person's name and a due date — not “the company,” a human.

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Tracked to close

Viewed, dispatched, and closed — each transition logged with a timestamp.

A corrective action moves through viewed, dispatched, and closed states, each transition timestamped

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Photo-verified

Closure requires photo evidence — the fix is shown, not asserted.

A corrective action is closed with a required photo showing the completed fix

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Escalation

Overdue items escalate automatically and surface by trade, so the lagging sub is visible.

Overdue corrective actions escalate automatically and a dashboard surfaces overdue items grouped by trade

⏱ Closure · 7 days → hours⏱ Overdue items · invisible → surfaced by trade

Way 04 · PredictReading one report at a timeSeeing the pattern

The patterns become visible before the first incident.

Rosie correlates any field data point against any other — form completion vs. incident rate, training vs. near-misses — across the portfolio.

Rosie correlates incidents against crew, trade, time of day, and site across the portfolio

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Correlations

Crew, trade, time, and site correlations Rosie computes across the whole portfolio.

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Leading indicators

The signals that precede recordables — surfaced before they become incidents.

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The declining sub

The subcontractor whose assessments are sliding, caught early instead of after an incident.

A trend view flags a subcontractor whose hazard-assessment completion is declining over recent weeks

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Portfolio health

Portfolio risk at a glance — every site's open loops and trend in one view.

A portfolio dashboard shows every site's open-loop count and risk trend at a glance

⏱ 78% of serious incidents · preceded by unreported near-misses⏱ Answer · a week of spreadsheets → on demand

Who gets it

Risk control for every role.

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Safety leaders

Gets · Risk visible before it's an incident

Leading indicators and open loops across every site, without waiting on paperwork.

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Executives

Gets · A defensible program at scale

Standards deployed everywhere and Bill C-45 due-diligence evidence across the portfolio.

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Field supervisors

Gets · Closure without chasing

Corrective actions assigned and tracked to a named owner from the field.

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Workers

Gets · Hazards that actually get fixed

Report in ~90 seconds and see the loop close.

Both outcomes

Control risk across every site without losing visibility.

More sites shouldn't mean less visibility. Every loop Rosie closes leaves a provable record — the risk controlled and the evidence captured at once. 🍁 Across the rest of Canada, that evidence is the due-diligence defence at scale — proof of 'every reasonable precaution' under Bill C-45 / Westray, the same record provincial OHS penalties now turn on. ⚜️ In Québec, it's the documented programme de prévention and the comité de santé et de sécurité record CNESST expects, kept in French across every site.