Site safety for small builders

The gate sign that runs your site safety.

A QR code on the gate. Every worker inducts on their phone, signs onto the SWMS for the work they are actually doing, and gets stopped at the gate if the paperwork is not there. Built by a registered builder for his own sites first.

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No card to start · $99 a month + GST after · unlimited sites · cancel any time

How it works

Set up once at site establishment. Signed at the gate. Updated on the rare day something changes.

1

Add your site

Address, contacts, emergency details, site rules and the high-risk work on the job. About five minutes.

2

Print the gate sign

An A3 sign and a fence banner come out ready for the printer, QR code on them.

3

Workers scan and induct

Name, company, White Card photo, tickets, emergency contact, site rules, the SWMS for their work, a signature. Three minutes on a phone. No app, no account.

4

You get the register

Every induction, every sign-on and every stop lands on your dashboard, with an email the moment someone is stopped.

What you get

QR gate inductions

One induction per person per site, valid 12 months. Returning workers get their details carried over and only redo the site-specific bits.

The SWMS hard stop

A worker who declares high-risk work with no approved SWMS covering it is stopped at the gate, not on the job. You get the email, they see the supervisor, you clear them in one tap.

Subbie SWMS upload

Send a link. Their office uploads the SWMS PDF, you approve it, their crew signs onto it at the gate. No logins for anyone but you.

Health & Safety Coordination Plan

Victoria requires one on every project at $350,000 or more. Build it from what the site already knows, issue it, and it is on the gate QR.

Registers that keep themselves

Plant, electrical test & tag with the AS/NZS 3012 three-month cycle, toolbox talks and site walks, each printable as the record.

Incident reports

Near misses, injuries, damage. Logged from the phone, with a nag until a possibly-notifiable incident has its WorkSafe call recorded.

A phone app

Installs to the home screen. Stopped workers first, then everything else, on a screen built for a gloved thumb.

Your records, always

Everything is yours. Ask and we send the lot as PDFs, subscribed or not.

One price

$99 a month + GST
  • Unlimited sites, unlimited workers
  • 14-day free trial, no card to start
  • Month to month — cancel in two clicks
  • No per-project fees, no 12-month contract
  • Email support from a builder who uses it daily
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The big-name systems charge $119 to $299 a month on 12-month terms, then bill again for each new project. This does the gate, the SWMS stop and the records for one flat price.

What it is not

It is not a phone advice line and it is not a compliance guarantee. You stay the principal contractor and the duty holder; Gate Board is the system that makes the inducting, the signing on and the record-keeping happen without you chasing paper. If you want an advisor on call, the bigger systems sell that and you should buy it.

Questions builders ask

Do my workers or subbies need an app or an account?

No. They scan the sign and use their phone browser. Only you sign in.

Is it only for Victoria?

It was built on Victoria’s OHS Regulations 2017, so the high-risk work list and the coordination plan are Victoria-shaped. Inductions, SWMS sign-on, registers and incident reports work anywhere in Australia.

What happens to a worker who is stopped?

They see a red “see the supervisor” screen and you get an email with a one-tap clear link. The stop is recorded either way. The gate never lets the phone override the server.

What if I stop paying?

Your dashboard pauses. Gate QR codes keep working for a week so nobody is stranded on a Monday morning. Your records are kept 90 days and sent to you as PDFs on request.

Where is the data kept?

On Cloudflare infrastructure in the Oceania region, encrypted in transit and at rest. Worker details are only ever used for site safety — never marketing. See the privacy policy.

Who built it?

Building Integrity Group, a registered domestic builder in Victoria, built it for its own sites because the alternatives were either a folder nobody opened or a system that charged per project. It runs on those sites today.

Put it on the gate this week

Five minutes to set up. Free for 14 days. No card.

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Questions first? stuart@buildingintegrity.co