HazNode® Safety · Construction & trades

Safety paperwork that keeps up with the build.

Construction accounts for around 15% of New Zealand’s work-related fatalities and serious injuries, and carries the largest number of workers exposed to toxic dusts and fumes. The obligations are not the hard part — keeping the record current across five sites while the work moves is.

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What it does

Built for a business running several sites at once

Most construction SMEs do not fail their obligations through indifference. They fail them because the site changes weekly and the paperwork lives in a ute.

Site supervisor completing a walkthrough inspection on a clipboard

A checklist per site, without the work

Describe it, edit what comes back

Every site is a bit different, which is why one generic checklist gets ignored. Describe what needs inspecting on this job and HazNode® drafts the template, so a site-specific inspection is minutes of editing rather than an afternoon in Word.

What you get

AI-drafted templates from a plain description
A template per site or per activity
Photos recorded against the item they relate to
The record stays searchable after the job ends

Site team working together in a construction environment

Incidents, and the notifiability call

Asked in the first hour, not the next week

The hardest decision after something goes wrong on site is whether it has to be notified. HazNode® prompts against the notifiable event criteria and records the answer with its reasoning, so the question is asked while it still matters.

What you get

Report from site in minutes, with photos
Notifiability prompted and the reasoning kept
Structured investigation, not a Word file
Corrective actions tracked to completion

Close-up of a vibration meter in use on a construction site

A substance register you do not type

Silica, solvents, adhesives, fuels

Building sites hold more hazardous substances than anyone expects once you count the sealants, solvents, fuels and dusts. Upload a safety data sheet and HazNode® reads the classification and handling detail off it, so the register gets built instead of postponed.

What you get

Details extracted from the uploaded SDS
Substances held by site and storage location
HSNO classification on the record
Sheets held with their issue dates

Sound Familiar?

Sound familiar?

The site folder is in a ute and the office copy is three weeks behind.

Every new job means rebuilding a checklist from the last one.

Nobody is certain whether the last near miss should have been notified.

Subcontractor insurance certificates arrive by email and are never checked again.

A client asks for twelve months of site inspections and it takes a week.

The substance register was written once, by someone who has since left.

What changes

The record keeps up with the work

On a construction business the constraint is never willingness. It is that the admin grows faster than the crew.

Site-specific checklists in minutes

Describe the job and edit what comes back, instead of copying last month’s document and hoping it still fits.

A defensible record after an incident

One continuous record from first report to closure, timestamped as it happened rather than reconstructed later.

Client and regulator requests in minutes

Inspections, incidents and substances retrievable by site instead of scattered across folders and phones.

Priced so everyone can be in it

One price for the organisation by worker count, so putting every leading hand in the system costs nothing extra.

See it on one of your own sites

Bring a checklist you use now and a safety data sheet from the store, and we will show you both running rather than describing them.