Cajun Industries achieves optimal safety efficiency with EHS Insight.
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Construction Safety Management Software
Built for the field. Built for OSHA 1926. Built to keep your people home safe.
Construction accounts for roughly one in five workplace fatalities in the United States, and the Fatal Four — falls, struck-by, caught-in/between, and electrocution — drive nearly 60% of those deaths. The platforms that move that number are the ones the field will actually use: mobile-first, offline-capable, and structured around the way work actually happens on a jobsite.
EHS Insight is that platform. We help general contractors and specialty trade firms standardize JHAs, run inspections from a phone, document training and qualifications, investigate incidents in hours instead of days, and pull a clean OSHA 300 log when an inspector or owner asks for one. It's used by Cajun Industries, EllisDon, Parsons, Sterling Crane, and H&E Equipment Services to manage safety across more than 1M+ users.
What You'll Find on this Page
The construction safety problems EHS Insight is built to solve, how the platform maps to OSHA 1926 and other regulations, how it works for general contractors vs. specialty trades, the metrics it tracks (EMR, TRIR, DART, leading indicators), and links to deeper resources for each topic.
What the EHS Insight Actually does on a Construction Site
JHAs & Pre-task Planning
Build, version, and deploy job hazard analyses by trade and task. Crews acknowledge the JHA from a phone before work starts, with photo evidence of the work face. New hazards surfaced during the day flow back into the next revision.
Inspections & Audits
Mobile inspections for scaffolds, ladders, lifts, harnesses, excavations, electrical equipment, fire extinguishers, first aid, and anything else you need to log. Custom checklists per project. Deficiencies trigger a CAPA automatically, with owner, due date, and photo evidence in one record.
Incident Reporting & Investigation
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Capture an incident in the field in minutes — injury, illness, property damage, vehicle, environmental, or near miss. Built-in OSHA 300, 300A, and 301 forms classify it correctly the first time. Run a root cause analysis (5 Whys, Fishbone, TapRooT-compatible) and track corrective actions to closure. The 8-hour fatality and 24-hour severe injury reporting windows don't slip because the record exists from the first phone notification.
Observations & Near Misses
The single highest-leverage data source most contractors don't capture well. EHS Insight makes it a 30-second submission from any worker on site — safe condition, unsafe condition, safe act, unsafe act — with photo and location. Patterns surface in dashboards before they become incidents.
Training & Qualifications
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Track OSHA 10, OSHA 30, competent-person certifications, equipment-specific training, first aid/CPR, and trade-specific qualifications. Expiration alerts hit supervisors, not just the safety team. New hires move through orientation tracks that include the project-specific hazards and PPE requirements, not just the corporate slide deck.
Contractor & Sub-Management
Prequalification status, COIs, EMR documentation, training records, and site-specific orientation in one place. Sub crews don't show up at the gate without verified qualifications because the system flags it before the work order is approved.
Permit to Work
Hot work, confined space, energized electrical, excavation, working at heights — issue, approve, and close out permits with the right signatures, attached JHAs, and gas readings. The work doesn't happen until the permit is signed.
Reporting & Analytics
TRIR, LTIR, DART, severity rate, recordables by Fatal Four category, near-miss-to-incident ratio, training compliance by crew, open CAPAs aging past due date — built in. Configurable executive dashboards for owner, board, and prime-contractor reporting.
- Related Reading: Are you tracking these construction safety metrics?
- Related Reading: 5 principles for staying safe in construction zones (Take 5 Safety)
Build, version, and deploy job hazard analyses by trade and task. Crews acknowledge the JHA from a phone before work starts, with photo evidence of the work face. New hazards surfaced during the day flow back into the next revision.
Mobile inspections for scaffolds, ladders, lifts, harnesses, excavations, electrical equipment, fire extinguishers, first aid, and anything else you need to log. Custom checklists per project. Deficiencies trigger a CAPA automatically, with owner, due date, and photo evidence in one record.
Capture an incident in the field in minutes — injury, illness, property damage, vehicle, environmental, or near miss. Built-in OSHA 300, 300A, and 301 forms classify it correctly the first time. Run a root cause analysis (5 Whys, Fishbone, TapRooT-compatible) and track corrective actions to closure. The 8-hour fatality and 24-hour severe injury reporting windows don't slip because the record exists from the first phone notification.
The single highest-leverage data source most contractors don't capture well. EHS Insight makes it a 30-second submission from any worker on site — safe condition, unsafe condition, safe act, unsafe act — with photo and location. Patterns surface in dashboards before they become incidents.
Track OSHA 10, OSHA 30, competent-person certifications, equipment-specific training, first aid/CPR, and trade-specific qualifications. Expiration alerts hit supervisors, not just the safety team. New hires move through orientation tracks that include the project-specific hazards and PPE requirements, not just the corporate slide deck.
Prequalification status, COIs, EMR documentation, training records, and site-specific orientation in one place. Sub crews don't show up at the gate without verified qualifications because the system flags it before the work order is approved.
Hot work, confined space, energized electrical, excavation, working at heights — issue, approve, and close out permits with the right signatures, attached JHAs, and gas readings. The work doesn't happen until the permit is signed.
TRIR, LTIR, DART, severity rate, recordables by Fatal Four category, near-miss-to-incident ratio, training compliance by crew, open CAPAs aging past due date — built in. Configurable executive dashboards for owner, board, and prime-contractor reporting.
- Related Reading: Are you tracking these construction safety metrics?
- Related Reading: 5 principles for staying safe in construction zones (Take 5 Safety)
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