Safety answers
How do general contractors manage subcontractor safety on large job sites?
General contractors manage subcontractor safety best when every sub crew works in the GC's own safety system: checking in, completing JHAs, and reporting hazards on the same platform the GC reviews. ECSafety gives subcontractor workers $5 Guest Seats scoped to their own company's data, with certificate checks and vendor safety scores for the GC.
Where subcontractor safety breaks down
The fix is one system on the site, priced so the GC can put every sub worker on it.
- Each sub keeps its own paperwork, so the GC sees it late or not at all
- Certificates live in binders and expire unnoticed
- Near misses from sub crews never reach the GC's safety team
What ECSafety covers
ECSafety does not run contractor prequalification. If you use a prequalification network, keep it. ECSafety covers what happens once the crew is on your site.
- Site check-in and check-out
- JHAs, inductions, and assigned forms on the Guest Seat
- Certificate uploads by workers, verification by Admins and Managers
- Vendor safety scores from violations, incidents, and certificate currency
- Incident, near-miss, and good-catch reporting from sub crews
Common questions
- What does a subcontractor worker cost?
- $5 per user per month on a Guest Seat, which includes up to 20 form fills a month, site check-in, reporting, lone worker sessions, and their own trainings.
- Can subs see each other's data?
- No. Guest Seats see their assigned site and their own company's records only.
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