Construction work in progress
Industry · Construction

Built for jobsites that change every day.

Construction work changes by the hour — new trades, new phases, new hazards. Kresynt keeps inspections, actions, training and documents organized by project so superintendents and safety teams stay ahead of the work.

Industry challenges

What makes construction different

Hazards shift with every phase

Excavation becomes steel erection becomes enclosure. Inspection focus has to move with the schedule.

Many employers on one site

General contractors, subcontractors and suppliers share the same hazards but not the same paperwork.

Crews move between projects

Certifications and training need to follow people from site to site.

Owners and GCs want proof

Prequalification, owner audits and closeout require documented evidence.

Construction team reviewing work
Common workflows

How construction teams use Kresynt

Designed for superintendents, project managers, safety managers and foremen.

WORKFLOW 01

Daily site walk

Superintendent completes a phase-appropriate inspection; findings become actions assigned to the responsible trade.

WORKFLOW 02

Toolbox talk

Foreman distributes the weekly talk and records crew acknowledgment from the field.

WORKFLOW 03

Equipment pre-use

Operators scan lifts and equipment to complete pre-use checks before the shift.

WORKFLOW 04

Subcontractor follow-up

Open items are tracked by subcontractor until verified closed.

Across the operation

Workforce, equipment, documents, incidents, inspections and leadership

Workforce

Track OSHA 10/30, competent-person designations, aerial lift, rigging and signal-person qualifications by crew and project.

Equipment

Cranes, aerial lifts, scaffolding, forklifts and tools with inspection frequencies and out-of-service control.

Documentation

Site-specific safety plans, JSAs, permits and toolbox talks controlled and distributed by project.

Incidents

Near misses and injuries reported from the field with photos and immediate notification.

Inspections

Construction checklists aligned to 29 CFR 1926 topics — fall protection, excavation, scaffolds, electrical, cranes.

Leadership visibility

Project-by-project comparison of open actions, inspection activity and crew readiness.

Compliance context

Requirements construction teams manage

Kresynt helps organize the activities and records behind these requirements. It does not replace qualified judgment or guarantee compliance.

  • 29 CFR 1926OSHA construction standards — fall protection (Subpart M), scaffolds (L), excavations (P), cranes and derricks (CC).
  • Competent personDesignations and inspections required by multiple 1926 subparts.
  • Multi-employer worksitesDocumenting hazard correction across controlling and exposing employers.
  • Owner and GC requirementsPrequalification, site orientation and closeout documentation.
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