Snap a photo and a task line
One picture of the work area and one line for the task. That is the whole brief.
Built by a COR auditor
Snap the work area, write one task line, confirm the hazards, and file a signed FLHA. Walked It keeps the record with the crew, not in a binder back at the shop.
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South stair · Form the landing
Four steps on the phone. The PDF is in the company library when you are done.
One picture of the work area and one line for the task. That is the whole brief.
The assist marks what it can see: edges, housekeeping, access, and the rest of the scene.
The crew keeps what is real and drops what is not. Nothing is filed until a person says so.
Names, signatures, and the company on the account. Filed, printable, and ready to share.
The same tools on every pilot plan. Pick a tier for the size of the crew, not a locked feature list.
Photo, task line, confirmed hazards, and a signed field assessment.
A short talk tied to the task, signed by the people who heard it.
Site, scaffold, and equipment checks on a schedule, with the defects written down.
Assign an owner and a due date. Closing takes a photo of the fix and a signed name.
What happened, who was there, and the follow-up, in the same company file.
New and young worker orientation: the video, the checklist, and both signatures.
Walk-and-talk. Speak, then snap. A sectioned site report with the hazards you named.
Open and closed hazards on a map and a timeline, from the GPS taken with the photo.
Library records for a date range, sorted into the 14 elements, with an index.
Every signed PDF in one place, with optional Dropbox and Google Drive sync.
A read-only link that expires, plus the PDF. Turn it off when the job moves on.
Built for Canada
The wording is for a Canadian site: FLHA, WHMIS, the right to refuse, and the records a COR file asks for. Crews who also work to OSHA still get a signed hazard assessment, inspections, and incident reports. Walked It is a planning aid. The employer still owns the health and safety program.
Pilot pricing
No checkout on this page yet. Book a demo and we will set the company up. Prices are pilot pricing and can change.
$79/mo
Small crews
$249/mo
The busy site file
From $599/mo
Multi-crew
Yes. The assist flags what it sees in the photo. The crew confirms the list before a signed PDF is filed.
From the company on the signed-in account. It is not printed from a fixed name.
Yes. Any record can get a company-scoped read-only link that expires, with a PDF download. A signed-in person can turn the link off.
No. It keeps the records a COR file asks for, including a bundle sorted into the 14 elements. Your company still owns the program.
Yes. The installed app opens at /app. An older icon that still points at the root sends a signed-in person, or a home-screen launch, straight into the app.
The wording is CSA-first. The same signed assessments, inspections, and incident reports stay compatible with an OSHA program.
Tell us the crew size and the paperwork you are trying to get off the truck dash.