Pit & Rig EHS
From the tailgate
to the root cause.
The EHS platform for mining, oil and gas crews — the operator in the cab, the supervisor at the tailgate, the safety lead, and every contractor through the gate. Built by mine managers, superintendents and foremen who got tired of safety software written for head office.
Free for every worker · Any phone, nothing to install · English and French
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modules, one app
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chemicals in the SDS starter library
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machine-type pre-use checklists
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to report a hazard, standing next to it
Why we built it
Safety reporting should work for the people who fill it in.
When a form is slow or awkward on site, it gets done at the end of the week, from memory, in the truck — and by the time a hazard reaches the safety lead it's a story, not a fix.
Every screen in Pit & Rig EHS was designed for a gloved thumb at 5 a.m., in the cold, beside a running machine.
Live demo
This is the dashboard.
The screen a supervisor opens at the start of the shift. Try it: report a hazard, start the shift, pick up a report, clear what needs you. It's sample data, and nothing leaves your browser.
Northline · Pad 04 · Day crew A
Good morning, Dana
Needs you
- 2FLHAs waiting for review
- 1Your tickets expiring soon
- 1Corrective actions overdue
- 1Critical equipment defects open
Your team's readiness
Matrix ›- 17 Qualified
- 3 Check soon
- 1 Not qualified
Hazard reports · 30 days
53
▲ 13 vs prior 15 daysMore reports is a good sign.
FLHAs · 30 days
141
▲ 3 vs prior 15 daysSigned on the crew's own phones.
Incidents · 30 days
2
steadyEach one has an investigation.
Investigations
1
open now
1 corrective action overdue
Your next 14 days
Schedule ›Day crew A · 14 on, 7 off
Your recent reports
- Hazard · Berm low at the ramp crest — under half a wheel heightPit 2 · ramp · Yesterday
- Good catch · Spotter stopped a reverse with a pickup in the blind spotPad 04 · 3 days ago
Who it's for
The same app, four jobs.
Everything you need, two taps away.
- Your QR pass shows the gate whether you're cleared — and why not, if you aren't.
- Scan the machine, do the pre-use with big Pass / Fail buttons.
- Report a hazard in under a minute: photo, talk, send. Anonymously if you want.
- Your tickets and training follow you from job to job.
Your pass
Qualified
Peace River Pit · until 12 Mar
A day on site
Shift start to investigation, without paper.
One crew, one day. Everything below happens on a phone.
05:52
At the gate
Scan the poster, tap check in. The gate sees cleared or not cleared, and why. It works with no signal and syncs later.
06:05
Beside the machine
Scan the unit's QR: its pre-use opens. Big Pass / Fail buttons, photo on a fail, hour meter in.
06:20
Start shift
GO, HOLD or STOP beside every name. Machines assigned; the ones out of service or locked out can't be.
06:40
Tailgate
FLHA hazards tapped in, controls written, crew signs on by QR in seconds.
09:15
Something's wrong
Photo, talk, send — under a minute. Stop-work alerts the supervisor and safety straight away.
11:00
Hot work
Permit requested by the crew, issued by someone else, gas tested, crew signed on, closed out after.
13:30
A brake fails the pre-use
Critical fail: the unit goes out of service automatically and the foreman on duty is emailed with what failed.
15:00
Critical control check
Berms to half wheel height? Any 'No' stops the task, raises a priority action and tells safety.
17:45
Handover
Written once, opened by the next crew — even a different supervisor on a different rotation.
Next day
Investigation
Causation tree with evidence, training as it stood that day, actions with owners, WCB and OHS duties with deadlines.
Everything it does
Seventeen modules. One app. No add-ons.
Tap any of them to see what's inside.
Contractors
Every contractor, checked against your rules, at your gate.
Invite a contractor once. From then on their people sign in with their own free accounts and are checked against your site requirements — your orientation, your required tickets, your rules. They can finish your orientation standing at the gate, and they appear on your muster list the moment they check in.
Contractors stay in control. Their records stay theirs. They choose, category by category and client by client, what each client sees — and preview exactly what that client will see before sharing it.
The hub shows, side by side
- How many of their people your rules clear
- Who's on site right now
- Recordable and lost-time injuries
- Hazard reporting and inspection activity
- Overdue corrective actions
- WCB clearance, insurance and COR, with expiry dates
Never a single score. A blank means not shared — not zero.
Trust
Built so people will actually use it.
Free for every worker
Companies pay. Nobody on the crew ever sees a bill, and their records follow them between employers.
Anonymous means never written down
No name stored, and no exact location on the map. A code lets the reporter follow it up.
HR can't see hazard reports
Reports identify the people who make them, so HR never gets access to them.
Only what your role needs
Everyone sees what their job requires and nothing more — including the AI.
It won't say safe when it doesn't know
A site with no requirements set up shows 'not set up', never a green tick.
Your data stays yours
One company can never see another's records. Contractors share by choice, and can stop.
Who's behind it
Built from the pit, not the boardroom.
We're mine managers, superintendents and foremen. We've run the crews, led the tailgates, and filled in the paperwork from the truck at the end of a twelve-hour shift.
We got tired of safety software built for head office, so we built the one we always wanted: made for the people who do the work, not the people who read the reports.
Questions
Straight answers.
See it at your gate.
We're working with a small group of sites before launch. If you run a mine, a plant, a lease or a contracting company, we'd like to show you — on your own site's terms.