What Counts as Proof of Fix (and What Doesn't)
"Fixed, per the super" is not a record. Here is what a closed corrective action should contain, who should supply it, and how to collect it from people who will never log into your software.
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Most observations die because they describe a condition instead of asking for an action. A five-part structure that turns a photo and a note into a task with an owner and a date.
ReadThe Weekly Client Safety Summary: What to Put In, What to Leave Out
Clients do not read twelve-page visit reports. They read one page that tells them what changed. What a consultant's weekly summary should cover, in what order, and how to stop writing it by hand.
ReadWhy Not SafetyCulture / Mitti? An Honest Look for Consulting Firms
Where the inspection app fits a consulting firm, where it doesn't, and what to use for the parts it leaves to Word, email, and spreadsheets.
ReadSafety Consultant Software: What an EHS Firm Actually Needs
Field reports in each client's format, weekly summaries, proof of fix, consultant credentials, hours and billing, and a portal under your brand.
ReadThe Closeout Gap: Where Safety Documentation Breaks Down
Based on 150+ interviews with safety directors and EHS consultants: why records fail between observation and proof of fix, and what it costs.
ReadHow a Regional General Contractor Closed the Closeout Gap
No new logins for field crews, automated proof of fix, and records that hold up in an audit.
ReadTurn the PowerPoint Safety Training You Already Teach Into Narrated Courses
Upload a deck, get a narrated self-paced module you can edit, send for client review, and publish with completion tracking.
ReadYour Site Visit Photos Are Already the Loss Control Report
Turning the photos trapped on a phone into branded, underwriter-ready reports, with less desk time and more defensible records.
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