Built from the jobsite
Safety software a foreman will actually open.
Weekly toolbox talks, voice-first crew inspections, and corrective actions that close out. Built by an active safety manager because we were running our program on paper, spreadsheets, and goodwill.
In active use by a Granite captive member firm
Why we built this
Most safety programs run on three things that don’t talk to each other.
A paper binder
Toolbox talks delivered, signed by the crew, then filed in a binder that nobody opens until OSHA shows up.
A spreadsheet
Inspection findings tracked by hand. Corrective actions live as cells turning yellow until someone follows up. Usually nobody does.
Procore or another GC tool
Powerful for cost and schedule, thin on the safety side. Foremen log in once and never come back.
We built Bedrock because the foreman is the one piece of that chain that never gets the right tool. So we started there. Mobile-first, voice-first, no logins to memorize, English or Spanish on the same screen.
How it works
Three sides, one record.
Same underlying data, three interfaces built for the people who actually use them.
Foreman · mobile
Monday morning, ten minutes.
Opens the app, sees this week’s toolbox talk in English and Spanish, walks the crew through 6 true-or-false questions, captures signatures on the phone, submits. Works offline in basement pours.
Safety manager · mobile
Inspect a crew by talking through it.
Whisper transcribes, Claude structures the findings into the right OSHA categories with severity and suggested corrective actions. You review, edit, and submit. Photos and signatures included.
Office · web
Everything visible from a browser.
Drillable views into every TBT, inspection, finding, corrective action, and stop-work event. CSV and PDF exports for monthly safety meetings, OSHA inquiries, or the captive’s annual review.
For group captive members
Lower claims pay you back.
If you’re in a Captive Resources captive, you already know what better loss experience does to your dividend check.
We’re a Granite captive member ourselves. We built Bedrock to do what every captive member is supposed to do: actually run a safety program, not just document one. The byproduct happens to be the audit trail your captive manager and your TPA want anyway.
Who built it
An active safety manager. Same captive as our customers.
Built by
Robert Gilbert
Safety Manager, Bob Miller Masonry Inc.
Granite captive member · Sarasota, FL
I’ve been the safety manager at a specialty concrete and masonry subcontractor for years. I ran our program on a binder, a spreadsheet, and a string of unread group texts.
When I priced commercial safety software, the cheap stuff was a digital binder and the expensive stuff was a Procore module that foremen would never open. So I built what I actually wanted to use. Bedrock is that, productized for other captive members and specialty subs in the same spot.
Read the longer versionWant to see it on your crews?
30-minute demo. We’ll walk through what your Monday morning would look like.