From the dock to the road — safety that keeps up.
Powered-industrial-truck, fleet, and warehouse safety in one system your floor and your drivers actually use. Daily forklift checks, driver vehicle inspections, and a near-miss anyone can report in under two minutes — all flowing into one record and one dashboard.
Warehouse hazards, handled where they happen
Powered industrial trucks are one of OSHA's most-cited standards year after year. Put the daily checks, certifications, and findings on one system — and every failed inspection becomes a corrective action that gets closed, not a note that gets lost.
Powered industrial trucks (1910.178)
Operator certification and evaluation tracking, daily forklift pre-operation inspections on a phone or tablet, and any failed item that flows straight into a CAPA with an owner and a due date. Down-tagged equipment stays visible until it's fixed.
Racking & storage
Scheduled rack and storage inspections, one-tap damage reporting for a struck upright or bent beam, and a clear trail from report to repair. Load limits, offloads, and follow-up all live on the same record.
Machine guarding & LOTO (1910.147)
Lockout/tagout procedures for conveyors, balers, and sortation equipment, machine-guarding audits, and permits-to-work for maintenance — with contractor gating so only qualified people touch energized systems.
Dock & material handling safety
Dock-plate and trailer-restraint checks, pedestrian/forklift separation observations, and safe-lifting audits for the loading and staging areas where people and equipment cross paths most.
Your fleet and your warehouse, on one system
Most warehouse-safety tools stop at the dock door. Logistics doesn't. Drivers capture pre- and post-trip inspections, log hours, and report incidents from the cab — and it lands in the same record and dashboard your floor already runs on.
- Driver vehicle inspection reports (DVIR) — pre-trip and post-trip checks on mobile, with defects raised as corrective actions and tracked to repair.
- Driver hours / hours-of-service — log each driver's duty day and flag the FMCSA limits (49 CFR 395) automatically: the 11-hour driving and 14-hour on-duty limits per day, plus the 60-hour/7-day and 70-hour/8-day rolling totals, with violations escalated. Manual duty-day entry — not an ELD or electronic RODS.
- Vehicle incident capture — collisions, roadside events, and near-misses reported from the cab with photos, location, and witnesses.
- One roster, one record — the driver who runs a route is the same worker whose forklift cert and training you track inside the warehouse.
DVIR defects open corrective actions automatically — a vehicle isn't cleared until the defect is closed and signed off.
The everyday exposures that add up
Sprains and strains from manual handling are among the most common warehouse injuries. Cover the ergonomic and exposure programs that keep people healthy over a full career — on the same base as everything else.
Ergonomics & manual handling
Lifting and material-handling assessments, discomfort surveys, and corrective actions for repetitive-motion and awkward-posture risks across picking, packing, and loading.
HazCom & SDS
A searchable SDS library, chemical inventory, and Hazard Communication (1910.1200) labeling and training for the cleaners, fuels, battery acid, and shrink-wrap chemistry on any dock.
Hearing & respiratory
Hearing conservation where noise warrants it and respiratory protection where applicable — audiometric and fit-test tracking that flags what's due before it lapses.
Fire extinguishers & prevention
Monthly and annual extinguisher inspections, hydrant and sprinkler checks, and a clear record that the equipment was there and working when it mattered.
Emergency preparedness
Emergency action and evacuation plans, drill logging, and muster-point accountability for high-pile storage, ammonia refrigeration, and other facility-specific risks.
PPE & safe work
PPE hazard assessments, high-vis and footwear programs, and observation cards that turn what supervisors already see into leading indicators you can act on.
- Offline capture in cold storage, dead zones, and the back of a trailer — it syncs when signal returns
- Sub-2-minute QR near-miss reporting anyone can use, no login, anonymous if they want
- Incident → root cause → CAPA with email, SMS, and in-app escalation until it's closed
- No-code forms builder — turn your own checklist into a mobile form in minutes
- Contractor & visitor site-access sign-in — carriers, temps, and vendors gated at the door
A tool your busiest people will actually use
Warehouse and yard workers won't stop to fight software. So the field app works with no signal, a near-miss takes three taps from a QR poster, and every report that comes in assigns its own follow-up instead of waiting for a weekly meeting.
The more of the floor that reports, the more leading indicators you have — the near-misses and unsafe conditions you never used to hear about until someone got hurt.
Every site and route, on one screen
A network of DCs, cross-docks, and fleets generates a lot of data. Turn it into the numbers a VP of Operations and a check-signer actually watch — and keep the people driving them qualified.
The metrics that matter
TRIR and DART, leading vs. lagging indicators, and action-closure rate — trended over time so you see whether the program is actually working.
Multi-site roll-up & benchmarking
Compare facilities and regions side by side, roll the whole network into one view, and benchmark your TRIR against published BLS/OSHA industry rates for your NAICS code.
Training, LMS & credentials
Assign and track forklift operator, DOT, and refresher training, and watch worker credentials with expiry alerts — so nobody drives or operates on a lapsed certification.
See it running on your dock and your fleet.
Tell us about your facilities and routes and we'll show you the platform on scenarios that look like yours — the forklift check, the DVIR, the near-miss, and the roll-up dashboard.