Construction health and safety software
Construction health and safety software for permits, hazards and incidents
Site safety records are only useful if the permit, the hazard, the incident and the corrective action are connected and owned. BuildRevu keeps the whole safety position on one project dashboard.
Why paper safety systems fail an audit
- Permits to work are signed on paper and nobody can say which are active right now.
- Hazards are reported verbally and closed without evidence.
- Corrective actions from an incident investigation have no owner or due date.
- Worker induction and certification expiry dates are tracked in a spreadsheet nobody updates.
What the safety workspace covers
Safety command centre
Active hazards, days without a lost-time injury, open permits and a severity-coded incident feed on one dashboard.
Permit to work approvals
Permits are requested, reviewed and decided by the responsible safety manager, with active permits visible to the whole project.
Hazard and incident reporting
Report from site with photographs, classify severity, and record the investigation and closure.
Corrective action board
Track corrective and preventive actions as a board or a register, with owners, due dates and escalation into minutes of meeting.
Audits and checklists
Reusable safety audit templates produce scored inspections with findings routed into corrective actions.
Worker and certification matrix
Hold induction records, trade certification and expiry dates for site workers, who need no account of their own.
Offline site capture
Hazards, incidents and photographs can be logged with no signal and sync automatically when the device reconnects.
Safety document hub
Method statements, risk assessments and toolbox talks stay in a controlled place with access limited to the people granted it.
Inside BuildRevu
See it in action
Project summary
Riverside Residences · Current approved position
Documents
124
8 in review
Progress
4.0%
4.5% planned
Quality
11
open records
Health & safety
2
active hazards
Commercial
98%
of approved budget
Handover
76%
ready
Controlled drawings · current revisions
| Document Number | Revision | Status | Discipline | Last Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BRV-ARC-DRG-0042 | R2 | A | Architecture | 04 Sep 2026 |
| BRV-STR-DRG-0118 | R1 | B | Structural | 03 Sep 2026 |
| BRV-MEP-SUB-0073 | R2 | C | MEP | 02 Sep 2026 |
| BRV-CIV-DRG-0029 | R0 | D | Civil | 31 Aug 2026 |
Start with the whole project position, then open the exact workspace behind each figure. Documents retain their revision, redline and approval history; progress, quality, safety and handover use the same controlled-record principle.
Common questions
- Can safety staff be given access without seeing commercial records?
- Yes. Health and safety permissions are granted on their own, so a safety manager can run the module without access to filing, correspondence or progress records.
- Do site workers need a login?
- No. Site workers are held as certification and induction records; only team members who review or decide need an account.
- Does it work on site without a signal?
- Yes. The installed app queues hazards, incidents, snags and photographs on the device and uploads them once the connection returns.