Employers are encouraged to take a modern-day approach to make sure safety is put first. Safe Site Check In CEO David Ward writes about the impact of construction technology on the post pandemic workplace. In the article, he outlines the early pandemic lessons...
Lessons Learned: 2021 Women in Commercial Construction and Facilities Safe Site Check In participated in a virtual roundtable discussion as part of Commercial Construction and Renovation magazine's "2021 Women in Commercial Construction & Facilities" event. Learn...
Windover streamlines health screening process with use of Safe Site Check In The New England Real Estate Journal features Safe Site Check In customer Windover Construction and how they streamline the check in process using our technology. Read the full story on the...
Safe Site Check In Lands 500th Jobsite The use of Safe Site Check In's beyond COVID-19 for job site health and safety is featured in Commercial Construction and Renovation. Read the full story here.
Safe Site Check In Lands 500th Job Site As Demand for Workplace Safety Rises The use of digital check-in apps to ensure workplace safety and compliance extends beyond the COVID-19 pandemic as evidenced by Safe Site Check In landing at its 500th job site in less than...
Top 10 Construction Stories This Week: OSHA Enforcement Changes Coming Soon Most-read construction stories include inflation and a tough transition to the post-COVID construction economy, Ford F-150 technology increases towing and hauling safety, benefits of hauling...
Digital Check In: The Pandemic Safety Protocol That's Here to Stay When job sites first shut down in the spring of 2020, construction business owners began figuring out the right protocols for ensuring the safe return and continued health of workers. The digital check...
For most general contractors (GCs), subcontractors (subs) represent anywhere from 50-90% of a job. That’s why it’s so important to have a strong relationship with each one. Yet navigating subcontractor relationships isn’t always easy, especially since every GC and sub...
Construction is an ever-changing industry, and it takes effort to adopt new safety technologies and processes. Our workforce members are not primarily knowledge workers, but more like typical consumers, which makes advanced technology adoption more challenging. With...
Safe Site Check In and the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) conducted a survey of over 700 women in construction. Their insights on workplace equality, job opportunities and construction technology are featured in NAWIC Today magazine. Read the...
