Toolbox talks, crew sign-offs, site inspections, and certification tracking, done from the foreman's phone in minutes instead of evenings at the kitchen table.
Full access on any phone. No credit card required. Your first toolbox talk can be signed off five minutes from now.
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Toolbox talk sheets get signed, coffee-stained, and lost. When someone asks for them, the scramble starts.
More general contractors demand current safety documentation and cert records just to qualify for the job. No binder, no bid.
When WorkSafeBC shows up, or something goes wrong, the records you can produce on the spot are the ones that count.
No training day. No software manual. If your foreman can text, they can run CrewBinder.
Choose from a library of 52 ready-made, WorkSafeBC-aligned toolbox talks: ladder safety, silica dust, working at heights. A full year with no repeats.
Pass the phone around. Everyone signs with a finger. Date, time, and attendance are logged automatically.
Every talk, sign-off, inspection, incident report, and certification lands in one place. Need it? One tap exports a clean, dated PDF binder.
CrewBinder is live today. Here's what your records actually look like after five minutes on site — the signed talk your GC asks for, and the tickets you can’t afford to let lapse.
Every one of these lands in the one-tap audit binder PDF — dated, signed, and ready to hand over.
Generic talks are better than nothing. But when the officer asks what you covered before the crane showed up, a site-specific talk is the one that counts. Type what the job is — get tomorrow's toolbox talk.
"Framing the second floor tomorrow, craning up trusses in the afternoon, rain expected, one new guy starting"
…plus discussion questions and PPE reminders, ready to run.
Every draft is exactly that — a draft. Your foreman reads it, edits it, and approves it before the crew ever hears it. You stay in charge of what gets said; CrewBinder just does the writing.
CrewBinder does one job: keep your safety documentation complete, current, and one tap away.
52 ready-made weekly talks mapped to WorkSafeBC topics — or type what tomorrow's job is and get a site-specific draft to approve in seconds.
Crew signs on the foreman's phone. Timestamped and filed the moment they lift their finger.
Walk the site with ready-made checklists: pass, fail, fixed. Deficiencies are tracked until they're closed out.
Walk new hires through a proper orientation and capture their signature. It's the record WorkSafeBC expects you to have.
Snap photos, describe what happened, done. Filed and dated automatically.
First aid, fall protection, WHMIS. Snap a photo of the ticket and the form fills itself. CrewBinder warns you before anything expires.
The feature that pays for itself: a complete, organized PDF of your records for any GC, auditor, or inspector.
Nothing to install for the crew. Works in the truck, on the site, with gloves on.
You shouldn’t have to sit through a demo to find out what safety software costs. Here’s the whole deal, up front.
Not a waitlist, not a beta. Create an account and your first toolbox talk can be signed off in five minutes.
Export every talk, cert, inspection and incident as CSV or a dated PDF binder, any time — including on your way out the door.
Only you and your foremen log in. The crew just signs on your phone. No installs, no seats to buy, no passwords to reset for them.
30 days free with every feature. If it doesn’t earn its keep, walk away and take your records with you.
$79/month for the whole company, however many people you run. No per-user fees, no annual contract, cancel whenever.
Email goes to the person who actually built it, not a ticket queue in another timezone. Written for WorkSafeBC crews first.
Create an account and you get full access for 30 days with every feature, no credit card required. If CrewBinder earns its keep, it's $79/month after that. If not, walk away. Your records stay exportable.
The safety content is written to WorkSafeBC topics, so BC crews get the closest fit. The tool itself — talks, sign-offs, inspections, certs, binder exports — works anywhere in Canada today, and plenty of the content is national by nature (ladders, silica, fall protection).
That's the point. If they can text, they can tap a screen to sign. The foreman runs everything from one phone; the crew installs nothing.
CrewBinder's talk writer drafts them from your job description — original content written for your specific site, not copied from WorkSafeBC materials. Nothing reaches your crew or your binder until your foreman has read, edited, and approved it. The person in charge stays in charge; CrewBinder just saves them the evening of writing.
No. CrewBinder is a documentation tool that makes the program you're required to run dramatically easier to prove. It's not legal or safety advice, and it doesn't replace your obligations under WorkSafeBC or your safety officer.
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