NFC tags on equipment, at entry points, and in work zones give every crew member instant access to the documents that keep projects on track and people safe.
Site-specific safety plans, OSHA documentation, and emergency procedures sit in a trailer office nobody visits until an inspector shows up.
Who used the excavator last? When was the scaffold inspected? Usage and maintenance logs are incomplete, illegible, or lost entirely.
Subcontractors arrive without access to updated plans, change orders, or site-specific protocols. The result is rework, delays, and safety gaps.
Safety plans at the gate. Equipment logs on the machine. Project specs at the work zone. One tap. No searching. No paper.
Every tag in one place — filter by type, group, and status from the My Tags dashboard.
Mount a tag at the site entrance or on the safety board. Every worker who taps it gets the current safety plan, hazard alerts, emergency contacts, and required PPE list — all updated in real time from the Tapped dashboard.
Stick a tag on every piece of heavy equipment, scaffolding, and power tool that matters. Crew members tap to check out, log hours, and report issues. Supervisors see a real-time equipment dashboard with maintenance alerts and utilization data.
No more walking back to the trailer for the latest revision. Tags mounted at work zones link directly to current blueprints, spec sheets, and change orders. When docs update, the tag link updates too — no reprinting, no version confusion.
Workers arrive and tap the tag at the site entrance. Today's safety briefing, weather alerts, and hazard updates appear instantly on their phones. Scan logs confirm attendance.
The operator taps the tag on the excavator to check it out. The system logs who, when, and the last inspection date. A maintenance flag would block checkout if the unit is overdue for service.
The framing crew taps the tag at their work zone and sees the latest structural revision that was uploaded an hour ago. No trip to the trailer. No outdated paper prints.
Equipment is checked back in via tap. The super reviews the day's scan analytics — safety briefing attendance, equipment utilization, and document access — all in one dashboard.
Document updates — safety plans always current
Of tag taps logged — who, when, where
Dual-mode tags built for rugged job sites
Action types — safety docs, manuals, checklists, and more
Safety, equipment, and documentation — all accessible with one tap. Free to start, ready to scale across every project.
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