
Does Your Safety Software Manufacture Evidence Against You?
A lockout removal saved with both verification boxes unchecked. A permit closed with no fire watch sign-off. Your compliance software just generated, timestamped, and preserved a signed record of the thing you didn't do — and it will export it beautifully for the inspector. The failure mode nobody audits for, and the test that finds it.

Does OSHA Lockout/Tagout (1910.147) Apply to Construction? The Surprising Answer
No. 29 CFR 1910.147 expressly excludes construction at 1910.147(a)(1)(ii). Construction hazardous-energy control instead runs on 1926.417, 1926.702(j), Subpart V, 1926.20/.21, and the General Duty Clause. This is how to build the right program.

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Complete Guide: Energy Control for General Industry & Construction
A complete guide to lockout/tagout under 29 CFR 1910.147, and what carries over to construction, where 1926.417 applies instead. Covers 6 energy types, group LOTO, periodic inspections, and the citation traps. Includes a free LOTO Procedure Generator.

Near Miss Reporting, JHA & LOTO: Proactive Safety That Prevents Incidents
How near miss reporting, Job Hazard Analysis, and Lockout/Tagout programs work together to prevent construction injuries before they happen.