Incident reports reconstructed from memory
By the time you sit down to write it up, the near-miss from Tuesday is a blur. Who saw it, what they said, exactly when it happened — rebuilt hours or days later instead of captured on the spot.
Capture the incident in the field with voice and photo — not from memory after the fact. OSHA recordability is classified automatically, witness statements are on the record, and every worker's training status is one glance away.
By the time you sit down to write it up, the near-miss from Tuesday is a blur. Who saw it, what they said, exactly when it happened — rebuilt hours or days later instead of captured on the spot.
First aid or medical treatment? Restricted duty or lost time? Getting the OSHA classification wrong doesn't surface as a problem until an audit asks why the 300 log doesn't match what actually happened.
Three people saw it happen. None of them wrote anything down. By the time insurance, legal, or an OSHA inspector asks, the story has already drifted from what was actually seen.
OSHA-30 lapses, a fall-protection card runs out, and nobody catches it until the wrong person is on the wrong task — because the only place that status lived was a spreadsheet nobody opened that week.
Camera-first incident capture — attach up to 10 photos and a 60-second video straight from the field. Dictate the description, cause, and corrective action with voice capture instead of typing on a phone keyboard.
Select the incident type — near-miss, first aid, medical treatment, restricted duty, lost time — and OSHA recordability is classified server-side against a fixed table, the same way every time. Never a typed-in guess on the form.
Up to 20 structured witness entries per incident — name, employer, phone, and statement — captured while the memory is still fresh, not reconstructed weeks later when someone finally asks.
Log the weekly talk with a full attendee roster, e-signature capture per attendee, and a downloadable sign-in sheet — no more scanned paper living in a truck console.
OSHA-10, OSHA-30, fall protection, and any other certification tracked per worker with a live active / expired / revoked status, computed the moment you look — not a spreadsheet someone forgot to update.
Immediate cause, root cause, corrective action, and preventive action live on the same incident record — not scattered across a follow-up email thread nobody can find six months later.
Incident details, witness statements, and photos recorded on the spot — not rebuilt from memory after the shift ends.
Recordability classification, witness statements, and CAPA documentation live on one record, ready if an audit ever asks.
Every training cert's real status, visible the moment you check — not discovered after someone's already on the wrong task.
A thin incident report doesn't look thin the day you write it — it looks thin months later, when insurance, legal, or an OSHA inspector asks a question the form was never built to answer. Trueleveler's safety records exist so the answer is already there: who saw it, what they said, what was done about it, and whether the classification was right the first time.
Capture the next incident with voice and photo, right from the field. No credit card, no templates, no strings.