Make construction safety a team sport.

Yes. Miter Safety provides the core safety software for construction companies that need to run a modern safety program, including safety meetings, inspections and checklists, hazard observations, incident reporting, and safety dashboards.

Because safety activity connects directly to jobs, crews, supervisors, and hours worked, teams can manage safety programs in one system instead of juggling spreadsheets or separate safety tools.

Miter incorporates AI throughout the safety workflow, from capturing issues in the field to resolving incidents and identifying safety trends across jobs. This includes:

• Capturing safety information more easily
  Crews can capture hazards using photos, voice notes, or quick forms from their phone. Miter automatically structures that information into an observation or incident
  report – making construction safety reporting faster and more consistent, with key details like hazard type, severity, and description already filled in.
• Creating safety materials quickly
  Safety leaders can generate toolbox talks by entering a topic such as ladder safety or heat illness prevention, or instantly build a construction safety checklist or JHA by describing the task or job activity.
• Resolving incidents faster
  Miter organizes incident details and flags relevant information so safety teams can move quickly from documenting an issue to investigating and addressing it.
• Turning safety data into insights
  Miter analyzes safety activity across jobs, crews, and supervisors to surface patterns and risks. Leaders can quickly identify which jobsites are seeing more incidents, where hazards are being reported most often, and which teams are running the strongest safety programs.

Yes. Workers and supervisors can report hazards and observations directly from the field using mobile forms, photos, or voice notes, including both hazard observations and behavior observations (positive and negative). Miter is more than just a mobile safety app for construction — it’s one app for time tracking, scheduling, HR, and safety, so field teams aren’t juggling multiple tools to do their jobs.

Yes. Miter supports toolbox talks, JHAs, and JSAs in a single safety meetings workflow. Crews can create job-specific content, review hazards and controls, collect attendance and signatures, and store an auditable record tied to the job, all from the field.

Yes. Crews and safety managers can complete construction safety inspections directly from the field using reusable checklist templates, with job-specific versions when needed. 

As safety audit software, Miter gives safety leaders one place to run repeatable audits and compare activity across jobs, crews, and supervisors — making it easy to spot which sites are running strong jobsite safety programs and which need attention.

As incident reporting software built for construction, Miter supports structured reporting for incidents, near misses, and property damage. Incidents can be assigned to owners with due dates and corrective actions so issues are tracked through to resolution. Miter can also suggest likely root causes and recommend corrective actions based on incident details — helping safety teams move quickly from documentation to resolution and stay on top of construction safety compliance.

Yes. Inspections, observations, and incident reports can be completed without connectivity. Data syncs automatically once the device reconnects, so crews in areas with spotty service never lose documentation.

Yes. Miter provides real-time dashboards showing safety activity across jobs, crews, and supervisors. Because safety connects directly to jobs, crews, supervisors, and hours worked, leaders can see what is happening across the business instead of looking at a disconnected log of reports. 

They can track incident trends, observation activity, safety meeting participation, and other safety metrics and insights to understand how programs are performing across the company, identify jobsites that may need attention, and focus support where it is needed most.

When companies use Miter for time tracking or import timesheet hours, safety metrics like TRIR and DART are calculated automatically from real hours worked. Safety leaders do not need to export payroll data or reconcile multiple systems to generate accurate rates.

Yes. Miter helps companies maintain the records needed for OSHA compliance and generate forms such as OSHA 300, 301, and 300A.

Because incidents and hours worked are already captured in the system, safety teams don’t need to compile data manually from multiple tools.

Yes. Miter automatically maintains your OSHA 300 log and all records required for compliance. Safety teams can generate the OSHA 300, 301, and 300A forms directly from the platform. Since incidents and hours worked are tracked in Miter, no manual data compilation needed.

Safety training and certifications are managed through Miter Learning. Because training records live alongside safety activity, companies can connect safety reporting with employee training and maintain documentation for audits and compliance.

Miter gives safety leaders real-time visibility into safety activity across jobs and crews. Dashboards show incident trends, observation activity, and safety meeting participation so leaders can quickly see which jobsites need attention and which supervisors are running strong safety programs.

With better data and visibility, teams can build a stronger safety culture, identify risks earlier, and continuously improve their safety programs.

Yes. Miter gives companies control over permissions to manage who can see what across jobs, crews, and supervisors. Safety leaders can set role-based and job based access so the right people have visibility without exposing sensitive information across the organization.