Built for the people behind every safe shift
Your people.
Your floor.
One clear picture.
Workplace safety has enough moving parts. Bring incidents, inspections, training and OSHA records into one workspace — with camera-based awareness for what happens on the floor.
Built in Houston, Texas. For the work that happens every day.
A clearer start to every shift.
Here’s what needs your attention today.
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Zone counts and alerts alongside your safety work.
Example zone · 4 peopleThe work behind a safer workplace.
From the first inspection to the follow-up action: keep the people, tasks and records together. These modules are available today, with every edit in the change log.
Which plan includes each section is settled on the demo call.
Incidents and corrective actions
Report, investigate (root cause, five whys), assign fixes and verify them. OSHA 1904.39 reporting clocks count down on the board.
OSHA 300, 300A and 301
The injury log, TRIR and DART, and the ITA file in OSHA's own CSV layout.
Training and orientation
Requirements by role, onboarding plans, courses with quizzes, printable certificates. Workers use a link or a shared kiosk, in English or Spanish, with no account.
Inspections
Forklift pre-shift, extinguishers, eyewash, LOTO and your own checklists on a schedule. A failed critical item marks the asset out of service in the record until its fix is done.
Permits to work
Hot work, confined space with gas readings, LOTO, work at height, electrical. A second person authorises.
Job hazard analyses
Versioned and approved, and tied to the training each task requires.
Chemicals and SDS
Inventory with GHS pictograms, stale-SDS flags and HazCom training coverage.
Heat program
The National Weather Service forecast, checked hourly against your heat-index triggers, with a daily record of what you did about it.
Contractors
Insurance dates, site induction, and a site clearance that lapses when either does.
Safety programme
Toolbox talks, committee minutes, drills and observation rounds on a calendar, with the year's numbers.
Exposure records
Noise, silica, lead and more, kept for 30 years. Workers see their own.
Ergonomics
A task screening scored 0 to 12 that can open a corrective action.
Not yet: file uploads for SDS sheets, insurance certificates and lab reports (links today), the one-click inspector evidence pack, and our own English and Spanish course library. Ask us for dates before you count on them.
Awareness beyond the checklist.
Each of these becomes a typed line in the log, with the zone, the time and the reason it was written.
Motionless worker
A person in a zone who stops moving for longer than that zone allows. Zones where sitting or crouching is normal work get a longer fuse instead of being switched off; a blind spot is worse than a late alert.
Zone headcount
How many people are in an area, and whether anyone is there alone, with an alert when a zone exceeds the number you set.
Restricted areas and lanes
Somebody standing in the forklift lane, entering a locked-out area, or climbing racking.
PPE
Review hard hats, glasses and high-visibility clothing alongside other camera-based observations.
Your own record
Every alert with the reason it fired, who was called, who took it on and how long it took, plus a change log of every threshold and roster edit. This is the file you hand an inspector or an insurer.
On the roadmap, not yet built
Forklift operator authorisation by card, and badge-based identity (QR or RFID). Listed here so you can ask for dates rather than assume them.
Your cameras. Your team. Connected.
One small box on your network. No new cameras, no cabling, no cloud video.
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Camera audit
We score every camera you have: angle, resolution, night light, how many pixels tall a person is. A view that cannot carry a rule is not sold one.
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Edge box on site
Detection runs in your building. Raw video never leaves it; only a short clip, a few frames and the metadata of an actual event.
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A written reason with every alert
Every event carries the reason it fired: which zone, how long, how many people. A second automated look before anyone is called is in build.
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Your on-call ladder
Shift lead, then backup, then plant manager, kept by you in the panel. Each alert is acknowledged by a named person or recorded as unanswered, never silently dropped. Phone and SMS delivery of the ladder is in build; today the ladder lives in the panel and the record.
What it is not
Every vendor tells you what their system does. Here is what ours deliberately will not do, so nobody signs a contract with the wrong expectation.
Not a fire or gas detection system
We do not detect smoke, flame or gas, and we do not relay your fire panel. Those are certified, legally mandated systems and we will not sit between you and one.
Not a monitoring service
We do not staff a control room. Alerts go to your people, on your ladder. We are responsible for the system being up, never for the outcome of a call.
No face recognition, no biometrics
Identity is never inferred from a face. Badge-based identity (QR or RFID) is in build. No thermal screening, no health data.
It never stops your machines
The product notifies and records. It is not wired to an actuator and it is not a substitute for a machine guard or an interlock.
A plan for your plant.
Per site, per month. No setup fee, no annual contract, no exit fee. Pay monthly or save 15% up front. Prices are locked for 24 months in writing.
Comply
The record, without cameras.
$399per month
- Alert record with the reason each one fired
- On-call roster and acknowledgement log
- Change log: who changed what, before and after
- Monthly on-call report for your renewal file
- OSHA 300, 300A and 301 log, with CSV export
- Up to 100 workers, 3 admin seats
In build, not yet included: the one-click inspector evidence pack. Ask us for the current date before you count on it.
Protect
most sitesEverything in Comply, watching your floor.
$699per month
- 4 cameras included, then $39 each
- Motionless alerts and zone headcount
- On-call ladder with acknowledgement
- Edge box included
- Every verdict you give on an alert is scored per site; the monthly accuracy figure is in build
- In build: phone/SMS delivery of the ladder, forklift operator authorisation ($25 per vehicle when it ships)
Scale
25+ cameras or more than one site.
Talk to us
- Cameras from $29
- Multi-site view and pooled cameras
- On request, priced per project: SSO, API access, site-specific model tuning, insurance-broker reporting
A 20-camera plant with 80 workers runs about $1,323 a month today; about $1,423 once forklift operator authorisation ships. Comparable enterprise platforms quote $30–60k a year for the same site.
If you are a Texas non-subscriber, this is not about insurance premiums
Texas is the only state where workers' compensation is optional, and roughly 40% of employers opt out. Without that coverage you also lose its shield: contributory negligence, assumption of risk and the fellow-servant defence all go away, and an injured worker sues you directly. For a non-subscriber, a documented record is not a discount. It is the difference between a defensible file and an open cheque.
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Core HSE is built by TGP HSE in Houston. Its founder, Tuba Gulap Polat, is an EHS consultant: risk assessments, safety audits, accident investigation, ergonomics and industrial hygiene.
The first step is the camera audit: we score the views you already have, and a view that cannot carry a rule is not sold one.
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