OSHA Ask Description

OSHA Ask is a construction safety application designed to analyze job-site videos and photographs in relation to OSHA standards. It identifies visible hazards and missing safety protocols, addressing issues such as fall protection, guardrails, open holes, scaffolding, ladders, personal protective equipment, trenching, and cleanliness, while linking each identified issue to the corresponding requirement. The insights garnered from this software can aid safety managers, general contractors, and subcontractors in honing their site inspections, engaging in discussions with work crews, and determining necessary follow-up actions. Users can access recorded videos and images for review; a qualified team assesses each situation and decides on the appropriate course of action. Additionally, OSHA Ask offers a Hazard Prevention Advisory and features for reporting to OSHA. Importantly, this software operates independently and does not have any affiliation with OSHA or the U.S. Department of Labor. This independence allows for an unbiased approach to safety management in construction settings.

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Starter is $30/user, and Advance is $45/user. The billing period is not specified; contact the vendor to confirm the applicable terms.

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OSHA Ask
Headquarters:
United States
Website:
www.oshaask.com

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