Every project gets its plans, its checks and its sign-in, without the retyping.

Obliwise started in project work. Safety management plans, SWMS and registers are generated for each new project from the records you already keep, subcontractors prequalify before they mobilise, and the gate checks every worker's tickets and inductions.

Start with oneStart with any one of these on its own, and add the others only if and when you want them.

What construction teams use most

The capabilities that matter most in construction, all ready on the first day.

  • Plans that write themselves

    Safety plans and other documents are produced from the records you already keep.

  • Plans per project, site or anything else

    You choose whether plans are produced per project, per site or per any other record, and when.

  • Safe work method statements

    Method statements and work instructions are produced to the format your industry expects.

  • Project readiness and high-risk work

    High-risk work is listed per project and a readiness check confirms what must be in place before work starts.

  • Pre-starts and toolbox talks

    Pre-starts and toolbox talks are recorded with attendance, and a no-go decision raises the follow-up automatically.

  • Prequalification

    Each company's prequalification status is tracked against the requirements for its work.

  • Crew qualifications checked

    Every crew member's licences and training are checked before the permit is issued.

  • Checks before entry

    Inductions, licences, medicals and site capacity are checked at the gate, so nobody starts work without what the site requires.

  • Health risk packs

    Ready-made packs cover silica, asbestos, noise, lead, welding fume, vibration and more.

  • Defects and pre-start checks

    Pre-start checks raise defects against the right item, and defects are tracked through to repair.

Worked example: a new project mobilises

A builder starts a six-storey residential job next month.

  1. Step 1: Plans written for the project

    The safety management plan, the high-risk work register and the emergency plan are produced for the project from its details.

  2. Step 2: Subcontractors prequalified

    Each trade prequalifies through the portal, uploads its insurance and adds its workers before day one.

  3. Step 3: The gate checks every worker

    Workers sign in with a code at the gate. Tickets, inductions and the SWMS they must read are checked before entry.

  4. Step 4: Pre-starts every morning

    Each crew's pre-start is recorded on a tablet, and a no-go raises the follow-up for the site manager straight away.

See how Obliwise fits construction.

Bring a form, a plan or a checklist you use now. We will set it up in Obliwise with you and show you the follow-up as it happens.