
Safesite
5.5/10Mobile safety management app for construction and field teams covering inspections, incident reporting, toolbox talks, hazards, training tracking and OSHA recordkeeping.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Safesite is a safety management system built around a mobile app for iOS and Android, aimed mainly at construction contractors and other field-heavy industries. Crews use it to run inspections from customizable checklists or a library of compliance templates, raise hazards and assign corrective tasks, report incidents such as injuries, near misses, theft, property damage and equipment failures, and hold digital safety meetings with attendance records. Incidents can flow into an OSHA 300 recordable log, and dashboards track leading indicators so safety managers can spot recurring risks. The app works in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese, has an offline mode, and exports reports to PDF, CSV and XLS. Pricing is unusually accessible. A free plan includes unlimited members and guests, the mobile app and the risk dashboard, but reporting only covers the last 30 days. Premium costs 16 dollars per member per month, with a 20 percent discount on annual billing and a 30-day trial, and adds unrestricted and group reporting plus the OSHA 300 log. A Foresight tier is available through workers compensation insurance brokers and adds loss analysis, program review, coaching and telemedicine for injuries. Safesite is closely tied to Foresight Insurance. It suits small and mid-sized contractors who want to replace paper safety forms quickly. Its main limitation is breadth: it publishes no third-party integrations, and reviewers mention glitches, slow syncing in remote areas, and limited report customization. It is not a maintenance or asset management system.
Our Rating
Who Safesite is best for
Best software for ConstructionGood fit
Testimonials and templates focus on contractors and homebuilders, with OSHA recordkeeping built in.
It is built around a multilingual mobile app with offline mode that crews can use on site.
The free plan includes unlimited members, and Premium has a low per-member price.
Less suited
Review sites list industrial and manufacturing users, but the product is aimed mostly at construction.
No published integrations, SSO or compliance certifications were found.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- The free plan allows unlimited members and guests, so whole crews can start without paying per seat.
- Premium costs 16 dollars per member per month, which is low for an EHS tool, and annual billing is discounted 20 percent.
- OSHA 300 recordable logs fill in from incident reports, which reviewers say helps during OSHA reviews.
- The app supports English, Spanish, French and Portuguese, which helps mixed-language construction crews.
- Reviewers say field workers learn the inspection and checklist workflow quickly, and automated reminders help them submit reports.
Cons
- No third-party integrations are published, and reviewers mention integration issues.
- Reviewers report glitches, lag, crashes and connectivity problems in remote areas.
- The free plan only shows reporting for the last 30 days.
- Some reviewers want more report customization and single sign-on.
- It is focused on safety, with no maintenance work orders or asset lifecycle tools.
Key Features
Safesite Pricing
Free
- Risk management dashboard
- Unlimited members and guests
- Mobile app for iOS and Android
- Reporting limited to the last 30 days
Premium
- Group reporting
- 30-day free trial
- Everything in Free
- Unrestricted reporting
- OSHA 300 recordable incident log
- 20 percent discount on annual billing
Foresight (Workers Comp)
- Loss analysis
- Safety coaching
- Assisted onboarding
- Everything in Premium
- Telemedicine for all injuries
- Safety program and compliance review
- Available through an insurance broker
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The Free plan includes the mobile app, the risk dashboard, and unlimited members and guests, but reporting is limited to the last 30 days.
Premium is listed at 16 dollars per member per month, with a 20 percent discount for annual billing and a 30-day free trial.
Safesite lists an offline mode for its mobile app. Some reviewers still report sync and connectivity problems in remote areas.
Yes. Incident reports can be added to an OSHA 300 recordable log, which comes with the Premium plan.
It is a tier you get through a workers compensation insurance broker working with Foresight Insurance. It adds loss analysis, compliance review, coaching, telemedicine and assisted onboarding. No public price is listed.
English, Spanish, French and Portuguese.
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