US construction contractors need EHS software that connects daily field work to their OSHA safety program. SALUS gives crews one place to complete JHAs, inspections, incident reports, and assigned follow-up, while safety leaders review the source records across active jobsites. When contractors outgrow paper and disconnected forms, the same worker, task, and project context carries through to reporting. Your team can see what happened, who owns the next action, and which evidence supports the response. The result is an operational safety platform built around construction work, with records ready for qualified review.
A complete and integrated construction EHS platform.
Rosie AI Admin & Risk Assistant eliminates admin work and monitors risk.
True agile deployment gets your EHS program live in 2 weeks.
Trusted by construction teams that expect safety to enable the work
The EHS operational safety & intelligence platform
SALUS is EHS software built for construction.
SALUS is designed to maximize crew adoption, connect field and office EHS workflows, eliminate admin work and friction, and increase the efficiency, visibility, and accountability of safety work across every jobsite.
Will crews complete the EHS workflow where the work happens?
EHS programs live and die in the field. Test real JHA, orientation, inspection, incident, corrective-action, permit, and certification workflows on a phone—in poor-to-no connectivity, with Spanish workers or any worker who speaks one of the 21 languages supported by SALUS, on Android, iPhone, or any regular phone.
Customer perspective
We recently did a poll and we have a 92% satisfaction across 600 employees.
Most platforms stop working without a signal. With SALUS, work keeps moving. Workers fill JHAs, photos, inspections offline, and everything syncs when the signal returns.
Worker language
Only SALUS
When a worker speaks Spanish
Workers complete the workflow in Spanish. The office receives a clean record in English.
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One all-in-one EHS platform
Can one connected platform replace the module maze?
Most EHS platforms are organized as separate modules. SALUS connects the worker profile, jobsite, task, equipment, controls, training, incidents, corrective actions, and reporting so the crew sees exactly what it needs and leadership sees one operational record. Worker and company profiles travel across jobsites, so registration and orientation happen once.
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Certificate refresh
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When a certification expires
Instead of a dead end, the worker gets the required micro-training on their phone. Completion updates the record immediately—without a separate LMS.
Portable profile
Only SALUS
When a sub or worker moves between sites
Their orientations, certifications, training, and work history travel with them. No duplicate profile. No re-entry. No fresh onboarding at every gate.
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Accountability and risk visibility
Can every EHS signal open back to its source?
SALUS preserves who did what, where, when, for which crew and task, with the original form, photo, voice note, signature, and approval trail attached. Corrective actions are assigned to named workers, while Rosie monitors the connected record for missing data, overdue work, and emerging risk.
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Permit control
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When permits overlap
SALUS checks the work, area, time, equipment, and credentials, then flags conflicts before approval.
Corrective actions
Named owner
When every action needs an owner
Assign each action to a named worker, track its due date and status, require photo evidence, and preserve closure with the original finding.
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Turn EHS data into a business asset
Can leaders use the record without rebuilding it?
SALUS generates crew-level operational data at the source and in the moment. Enriched with project data synced from Procore or another project management platform, it gives EHS and operations leaders live intelligence. Beyond dashboards, Rosie generates GC and prequalification packets, OSHA-supporting responses, executive reports, and contemporaneous, defensible proof in seconds.
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Trust Portal
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When an owner asks for proof
Share a live, permissioned view of current training, certifications, incidents, corrective actions, and performance. No stale PDF. No last-minute evidence hunt.
Rosie
Delay Dispute Summary
ClaimTitan Mechanical · trade-stacking delayPeriod: April 2026 · Prepared: by Rosie · 2 min
Daily inspection & FLHA forms30
Site photos, timestamped60
Foreperson descriptions10
FindingEvidence-backed3 of 4 alleged delays trace to Titan's own crew shortfalls—not site access. Every point below is timestamped and source-linked.
Supporting evidence · 136 sources
Weather records
30
Machinery & downtime logs
6
Sources: Every source linked & timestamped by RosieExport PDF
Dispute resolution starts in the field
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From JHA and observation inputs to a delay-dispute chronology.
SALUS preserves the contemporaneous field record. Rosie cross-references the evidence and assembles the delay story while it can still protect the business.
All-in-one EHS software for construction
Connect every EHS workflow from crew readiness to business-ready proof.
SALUS organizes EHS around the work contractors actually perform—not separate modules or a flat feature list. Each workflow uses the same worker, crew, site, task, and source record, so field execution, risk monitoring, reporting, and Rosie stay connected.
Let Rosie mine thousands of connected EHS data points, identify gaps and patterns, and keep every signal open to its source.
Rosie summaries
Trend monitoring
Missing-data detection
Open corrective actions
Expired certificates
Under-inspected sites
High-risk activities
Executive reports
· 04 · Compliance, reporting & proof
Turn the same EHS record into business-ready proof.
Produce OSHA-supporting records, owner and GC packets, insurer evidence, executive reporting, and source-linked dispute reports without rebuilding the work by hand.
Before the work, during the work, long after the shift— Rosie changes the game.
Rosie is not a separate chatbot or another EHS module. She works across the connected SALUS record to create controls, structure field capture, surface risk, and assemble source-linked outputs—without removing human judgment.
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Create the requirements
Draft controls, plans, talks, and forms from your approved programs and project context.
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Capture the ground truth
Structure voice, photos, scans, signatures, and multilingual field input at the source.
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Monitor the work
Surface readiness gaps, overdue actions, and risk signals while there is still time to act.
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Resolve disputes
Assemble source-linked answers and reports for a qualified person to review and approve.
Permission-aware · source-linked · human-approved
Showing Rosie example 1 of 4: Turn GC requirements into a site-ready plan
US construction safety programs
Connect OSHA inspection duties to the field record
For US contractors, OSHA 1926.20(b)(2) requires frequent, regular inspections of jobsites, materials, and equipment by employer-designated competent persons. An EHS purchase should therefore be tested against the inspection process your company actually runs. Start with a real project, the person responsible for inspecting it, and a finding that needs attention. A completed form alone does not show how the issue was handled.
In SALUS, the inspection, attached photos, assigned action, and closure evidence share project and worker context. Safety leaders can review open findings across sites and trace a report back to the original submission. Use your demo to check how supervisors record observations, how actions reach their owners, and how reviewers distinguish an outstanding hazard from a completed response. Those steps make the record useful when management or an inspector asks how a particular condition was addressed.
Set the workflow to your applicable federal or State Plan requirements and your own safety program. Software helps organize the evidence; it does not designate a competent person, perform the inspection, or establish compliance by itself. Keep the responsible people and their review decisions visible alongside the documents.
EHS software vs. construction safety software: what changes
EHS is a broad software category. A buyer may need environmental reporting, industrial hygiene, sustainability, or health and safety operations. Construction safety software focuses the evaluation on changing jobsites, mobile crews, trade partners, equipment, and the work happening today. The useful question is which of those responsibilities your team needs one system to manage.
SALUS concentrates on construction health and safety operations. Bring a JHA, a worker orientation, an inspection finding, and the report your safety director needs. Follow each through field capture, review, assigned action, and reporting. Check the phone experience and offline workflow as carefully as the dashboard. If your shortlist also requires emissions, waste, or ESG management, assess those specialist requirements separately. This page is the product evaluation; the EHS explainer covers the category and terminology.
EHS software customer proof
EHS only works when the field uses it
Construction teams need EHS workflows that earn crew adoption, capture more ground truth, and turn the same connected record into faster work and better risk intelligence.
The crew captures it once. The business can use it everywhere.
SALUS connects crew-level activity to the project and enterprise systems that need it. Keep the source record intact, eliminate double entry, and route the right proof to the right people automatically.
Deliver weekly, monthly, owner, insurance, or executive reports without manual assembly.
Procore · API · Automations · Scheduled reports
FAQ
Questions EHS software buyers ask before a demo
What is EHS software for construction?+
EHS software for construction connects the health and safety controls, field records, actions, and reporting used to manage work across crews and jobsites. Construction-focused software should account for workforce readiness, JHAs, inspections, incidents, corrective actions, permits, equipment, training, and source evidence.
Is SALUS EHS software?+
Yes. SALUS is EHS software focused on operational health and safety for construction contractors. It connects crew readiness, field controls, incidents, corrective actions, risk visibility, reporting, and proof. Organizations seeking emissions, waste, sustainability, or broad ESG management should evaluate those specialized requirements separately.
Which EHS workflows does SALUS connect?+
SALUS connects orientations, certificates, training, digital forms and JHAs, inspections, corrective actions, incidents, equipment, permits, subcontractors, toolbox talks, bulletins, SDS access, reporting, QR workflows, offline capture, and integrations.
How does SALUS support OSHA documentation?+
SALUS supports documented orientations and training, JHAs, inspections, incident records, corrective actions, acknowledgments, and source-linked response packets. It helps enforce and prove the process; the employer remains responsible for determining which OSHA requirements apply.
What makes SALUS different from traditional EHS platforms?+
SALUS is built around field adoption and one connected operational record rather than separate office-first modules. Crews can work through mobile, QR, offline, multilingual, voice, photo, and signature workflows. Rosie then works across those source records to create controls, monitor risk, and assemble reviewable reports and proof.
What should an EHS software demo include?+
Use your own workflow and scorecard. Ask the vendor to demonstrate crew entry, offline behavior, permissions, review and approval, corrective-action closure, reporting, exports, integrations, implementation ownership, and the source trail behind every result.
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