Point-of-work assessment
Crews score the risks they face on site.
Hazards and controls come from your own library.
Make safety part of the working day.
Score point-of-work risk assessments from your own hazard and control library. Record toolbox talk attendance signatures, lone-working check-ins and controlled documents with read receipts in one evidence chain.
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Four safety moments
Keep the record beside the work.
Four moments where a safety decision or acknowledgement becomes a record.
Toolbox talk attendance
People sign where the briefing happens.
The attendance record stands up later.
Lone-working check-in
A worker records the expected check-in.
Escalation follows when a check-in is missed.
Document read receipt
A controlled document reaches the right crew.
Read receipts show who acknowledged it.
What management gets
Safety evidence that can be reviewed later.
- Point of work
- A scored risk assessment
- Attendance
- A signed toolbox talk record
- Control
- Document read receipts
In practice
Safety records that hold up months later.
Each control produces a record at the moment it matters, so a review does not depend on someone reconstructing the day.
Assessments that match your risks
Point-of-work risk assessments are scored against your own hazard and control library, so crews choose from the risks and controls your operation actually deals with. A generic template invites tick-box completion; a familiar one gets read.
Briefings that prove attendance
Toolbox talks capture attendance signatures where the briefing happens, in front of the people who were there. Weeks later the attendance record still shows who was briefed on what, without needing a paper register to have survived the van.
Documents people have actually read
Controlled documents carry read receipts against the current version. When a method statement or policy is revised, you can see who has acknowledged the new one rather than assuming the update reached everybody.
Cover for people working alone
A lone worker records an expected check-in before starting. If the check-in is missed, escalation follows, and the session history stays available afterwards so the response can be reviewed like any other safety event.
Keep the chain connected
Carry the same evidence into forms and reporting.
Review your safety process