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SAFETY PASSPORT.

A construction safety passport is a portable record of a worker's safety credentials — including completed Field Level Hazard Assessments (FLHAs), certifications, and days worked safely on site. In Canada, this information has traditionally been held by employers, scattered across paper forms, or lost entirely when a worker changes jobs.

A digital construction safety passport changes that. Instead of starting from scratch at every new site, workers carry a verified record with them — one that proves their safety history to any employer, anywhere.

Why Canadian Construction Workers Need One

On most Canadian construction sites, a worker's safety record lives on paper — FLHA forms in a binder that nobody looks at again. When a worker changes jobs, that record stays behind.

This creates a real problem. A worker with years of safe field experience has to prove themselves from zero every time they start a new job. The data existed — it just never belonged to them. And for multilingual workers who may have completed safety training in their first language, the barriers are even higher.

A digital construction safety passport solves this by putting the worker's record in their own hands. Completed FLHAs, certifications, and safe workdays accumulate over time — across employers, across sites — building a professional safety record that belongs to the worker, not the company.

How SiteTrack's Safety Passport Works

SiteTrack is a Canadian field safety platform built specifically for construction workers and foremen. The SiteTrack Safety Passport lets workers complete their daily FLHA digitally on any phone, track certifications in one place, and share their record with any employer via QR code.

It's currently available in English, Punjabi, Spanish, and French, with more languages coming — because safety training should be understood, not just signed. And it's completely free for workers, always.