Brice Construction
$750/day
in recovered foreman productivity
Brice measured the gain after switching to SALUS, with field adoption supported by AI translation for a multilingual workforce.
EHS software · U.S. construction
EHS Software for Construction
SALUS is EHS software built as an all-in-one construction health and safety platform for U.S. trade contractors. One connected system—not a bundle of modules—links workforce readiness, JHAs, incidents, corrective actions, OSHA-supporting records, and reporting.
30 minutes · focused on your required construction EHS workflows
Rosie, the AI Admin & Risk Assistant built into SALUS, changes the game: she removes admin before the work, helps crews capture ground truth in the moment, surfaces risk, and assembles source-linked proof for review.
Published customer proof from teams using SALUS in the field
250+
forms a day at LMS
170+
sites supported in the LMS story
$750/day
foreman productivity recovered at Brice
One all-in-one construction health and safety platform
Every construction EHS workflow connected. No module maze.
SALUS is not a collection of point products. Every workflow shares the same worker, crew, project, task, time, and evidence context—and Rosie works across all of it.
One SALUS platform
One worker. One project. One connected record.
Rosie works across the whole record—not as another module bolted onto it.
Connected workflow · 01
Ready the work
Keep people, qualifications, training, equipment, and controls connected before the shift begins.
Connected workflow · 02
Run and control the work
Give crews one field workflow for capture, review, assignment, and evidence-based closeout.
Connected workflow · 03
Understand and prove the work
Turn the same connected record into live visibility, reporting, and source-linked business proof.
Complete the work once · let the record work everywhere
How Rosie changes the game
Before the work, during the work, long after the shift— Rosie changes the game.
Rosie is not a separate chatbot or an add-on 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.
- 01
Create the requirements
Draft controls, plans, talks, and forms from your approved programs and project context.
- 02
Capture the ground truth
Structure voice, photos, scans, signatures, and multilingual field input at the source.
- 03
Monitor the work
Surface readiness gaps, overdue actions, and risk signals while there is still time to act.
- 04
Defend the business
Assemble source-linked answers and reports for a qualified person to review and approve.
Permission-aware · source-linked · human-approved
Rosie
Site priorityWhich site should I visit tomorrow?
Compared safety signals across active sitesPortfolio ranked
Opened the highest-risk project recordNorthgate
Verified incidents, actions, and credentialsSignals checked
Northgate Tower Block A is the priority. It has one serious open incident, 436 unassigned corrective actions, and 17 fall-protection certificates expiring within 30 days.
Northgate Tower — risk profile
- Incident
- 1 serious open case · 13 total
- Actions
- 436 open · none assigned
- Credentials
- 17 fall-protection certificates expiring
Sources: Incident log · corrective actions · training + certificate records
The ranking supports the safety leader’s judgment; it does not replace site-specific review.
“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.”
Existing customer proof
The platform only works when the field uses it
These published customer results connect crew adoption to administrative capacity, foreman productivity, and owner-ready proof.
LMS Reinforcing Steel Group
$180K/year
in estimated safety-administration salaries avoided
LMS runs 250+ forms a day across 170+ sites without the three assistants its paper process would have required.
Willmeng Construction
Win more jobs
with live safety proof
Willmeng can show owners the results of its safety initiatives—proof the team could not present before SALUS.
Buyer checklist
How to compare EHS software for construction
Before a shortlist becomes a purchase, define the scope you actually need, test it with a crew-level workflow, and inspect the record the system creates.
01
Define the required scope
Are you buying construction safety operations or a broader enterprise suite?
Map the workflows, jurisdictions, data owners, environmental requirements, and reporting obligations you need. SALUS is strongest when the priority is connected construction health and safety work from crew to portfolio.
How SALUS answers
- Clear use-case fit
- No shelfware
- Honest scope boundaries
02
Prove field adoption
Will crews complete the record during the work?
Test JHAs, observations, inspections, and incident capture on a phone with poor connectivity, multilingual crews, QR access, photos, voice input, and signatures.
How SALUS answers
- Offline capture
- Multilingual workflows
- Low-friction mobile entry
03
Trace controls to evidence
Can the system show what was required, completed, reviewed, and closed?
Look for connected orientations, qualifications, training, permits, equipment, forms, incidents, corrective actions, timestamps, approvals, and original source evidence.
How SALUS answers
- Requirement-to-record lineage
- Evidence-based closure
- Reviewable AI outputs
04
Test the business outputs
Can leaders act without rebuilding reports in spreadsheets?
Evaluate OSHA-supporting records, leading indicators, EMR discussions, labor and administration impact, owner reporting, integrations, and source-linked defense histories.
How SALUS answers
- Live risk visibility
- Useful integrations
- Owner and defense proof
Turn the scorecard into a test
Bring one crew workflow and one executive report.
We will demonstrate how SALUS captures the source, applies the control, routes the follow-up, and carries the same record into reporting.
Book a scorecard-based demo
30 minutes · focused on your required construction EHS workflows
FAQ
Questions buyers ask before a shortlist
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 a broad environmental or ESG management system?
No broad environmental or ESG claim is made here. SALUS is focused on operational health and safety for construction trade contractors. Organizations with emissions, waste, sustainability, or specialized environmental obligations should evaluate those requirements and systems 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.
Can SALUS track requirements by worker, crew, project, and asset?
Yes. Teams can review missing orientations, expiring certificates, overdue training, open actions, active permits, equipment status, and unacknowledged alerts without reconstructing the picture in spreadsheets.
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.
Evaluate SALUS against your shortlist
See the crew workflow and the business output in the same demo.
Bring your required scope, current forms, integration map, rollout constraints, and reporting questions. We will show where SALUS fits and make the product boundaries clear.
No generic feature tour · use your real evaluation scorecard