Safirst ONE

About Safirst ONE

Safirst ONE is the construction safety operating system built for contractors and the crews that depend on them. Whether you're a framing contractor managing 100 workers across multiple jobsites or a safety consultant overseeing compliance for a GC, Safirst ONE gives you the tools to run a safer, more compliant operation — from the field to the office.

INSPECTIONS
Conduct OSHA-aligned safety inspections directly from your phone. Your team can complete detailed site audits, document findings with photos, assign severity ratings, and generate professional PDF inspection reports — all with GPS and timestamp capture baked in. Reports are delivered to the right people automatically and stored in your Safety Docs Locker permanently.

SAFETY DOCS LOCKER
Every safety document your company needs — HASP, SSSP, OSHA 300 logs, training records, abatement documents — organized and accessible from anywhere. Built-in OSHA export means you're ready for an OSHA matter, General Contractor request, or prequals at the touch of a button.

TRAINING RECORDS
Keep every worker credential, certification, and training document in one place. Upload external credentials, track expiration dates, and get automatic alerts before anything lapses. Your full training record is always one tap away.

LMS VIDEO COURSES
OSHA safety courses — in English and Spanish — built for the construction worker, not the safety professional. Workers watch, pass the quiz, and earn a verifiable certificate with a QR code employers and inspectors can scan on the spot. Courses are one-time purchases that include 12 months of access.

WHO IT'S FOR
Safirst ONE is built for framing contractors, general contractors, MEP subs, civil contractors, and any construction employer who needs to take safety compliance seriously without drowning in paperwork.

Safety. Training. Compliance.
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GOVERNMENT INFORMATION & DISCLAIMER
Safirst ONE is an independent application from Safirst Corporation. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of OSHA, ADOSH, or any government agency, and it does not provide official government services. References to OSHA and ADOSH are informational only. For official standards, forms, and requirements, consult the government sources directly:
OSHA (U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration): https://www.osha.gov
OSHA injury & illness recordkeeping (Forms 300, 300A, 301): https://www.osha.gov/recordkeeping
ADOSH (Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health): https://www.azica.gov/arizona-division-occupational-safety-and-health-adosh-main-page