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OSHA 1926 · SUBPARTS R · T · SPECIALTY-TRADE DAILY
The daily pre-operation and competent-person inspections for the equipment most apps ignore — asphalt pavers, pile drivers, steel erection, demolition equipment, drilling rigs, and temporary power — each mapped to its OSHA standard, photo-documented, and audit-ready.
14-DAY · FREE TRIAL · NO CREDIT CARD · SPECIALTY-TRADE TEMPLATES INCLUDED
NOT · GENERIC
Most inspection apps hand you a blank form builder and nothing for the specialty trades. DigiDocs ships the actual OSHA-mapped checklists — pavers, pile drivers, steel erection, demolition, drilling rigs, and temporary power — with the daily pre-op cadence and a red-tag workflow that matches how this equipment is actually cleared for the shift.
Six specialty-trade templates ship pre-built — asphalt paver/roller, pile driver, steel erection, demolition equipment, drilling rig, and temporary power — each section mapped to its OSHA standard so the operator sees the citation, not a blank checkbox. No template hunting before a shift.
The daily pre-operation check out of the box: schedule the inspection per asset so a missed or overdue check before a shift surfaces as upcoming or overdue on the dashboard — including the re-inspection after an impact, a move, or a modification.
Attach photos to any failed item — a cracked paver auger, a chafed pile-driver hose, a damaged GFCI, a worn drill stem. Voice and video notes capture context that doesn't fit a comment box and follow the asset into the deficiency record for review.
Fail a safety item and the operator can take the equipment out of service immediately. It's red-tagged across the site, a deficiency logs with the photo evidence, and the asset stays locked until the fix is verified on a re-inspection.
Every inspection becomes a PDF with the operator's name, timestamp, photos, and the OSHA citation referenced. Generate a revocable share link so a GC, insurer, or OSHA compliance officer can view the records without an account.
Each paver, hammer, rig, or panel is an asset with its own ID, location, and inspection history. Health scoring blends pass-rate, open deficiencies, and overdue inspections so you can see which equipment keeps failing before someone gets hurt.
Installable PWA that opens without signal and caches recently-viewed inspect routes. No signal behind a fresh mat, in a river-crossing dead zone, or inside a structure? Operators complete and submit the full inspection offline — it saves on the device and syncs automatically when you reconnect.
The inspection records the operator or competent person's name and signature on every check and keeps the history per asset, so you can show who inspected what and when across pile driving, steel erection, and demolition for an OSHA audit.
A public REST API at /api/v1 with bearer-token auth and outbound webhooks for inspection-completed and deficiency-opened events, so specialty-trade records flow into your existing safety or project-management system.
COVERAGE · MATRIX
Every specialty-trade asset ships with the right inspection cadence and the governing OSHA standard referenced on the form. No template hunting.
| Equipment | Standard | Cadence |
|---|---|---|
| Asphalt Paver / Roller | OSHA 1926.600 / Mfr | Daily pre-op |
| Pile Driver (Vibratory & Impact) | OSHA 1926.603 | Daily pre-op |
| Steel Erection | OSHA 1926.750–761 (Subpart R) | Daily |
| Demolition Equipment | OSHA 1926.850–860 (Subpart T) | Daily |
| Drilling Rig (Auger / Rotary) | OSHA 1926.800 | Daily pre-op |
| Temporary Power / Electrical | OSHA 1926.405 / 416 | Daily |
Need a template that isn't listed? Custom templates on Professional and above with a drag-and-drop builder and conditional fields.
PROCESS · 4 STEPS
Register each asset — paver, pile driver, drilling rig, panel — with its location and trade. The right OSHA template loads automatically so the operator isn't hunting for the form.
The operator or competent person runs the daily check on a phone — Pass / Fail / N/A per item, photo capture on defects, signature, submit. The whole pre-op in a couple of minutes.
Hit a failed safety item and take the equipment out of service on the spot. It's red-tagged across the site and a deficiency logs with the photo evidence.
The inspection becomes a PDF with the operator, timestamp, photos, and the OSHA citation. Daily records are retained indefinitely for the next audit or insurer request.
FAQ · BEFORE YOU ASK
DigiDocs ships pre-built, OSHA-mapped templates for the specialty-trade equipment most inspection apps ignore: asphalt pavers and rollers (OSHA 1926.600 plus the manufacturer's pre-op), pile drivers — both vibratory and impact (OSHA 1926.603), steel erection (OSHA 1926.750–761, Subpart R), demolition equipment (OSHA 1926.850–860, Subpart T), drilling rigs — auger and rotary (OSHA 1926.800), and temporary power / electrical (OSHA 1926.405 / 416). Each template references the governing standard on the form, so the operator works through the actual citation, not a blank checkbox.
OSHA 1926.603 governs pile driving equipment — the hammer, leads, hoses, connections, and the rigging that holds it all together must be inspected before operation. The DigiDocs pile driver template covers both vibratory and impact units: hose and connection integrity, hammer and lead condition, hoisting equipment, guards, and the controls — with photo capture on any failed item. A failed safety check takes the rig out of service on the spot and logs a deficiency with the photo evidence so it can't be quietly cleared.
OSHA Subpart R (1926.750–761) covers steel erection — hoisting and rigging, structural stability, decking, column anchorage, and fall protection during connecting and bolting. The DigiDocs steel erection template runs the daily check on a phone: rigging and hoisting condition, fall-protection systems, decking and shear-stud guarding, and the controlled decking zone. Each section maps to the Subpart R citation, photos attach to defects, and the completed inspection becomes an audit-ready PDF with the operator's name, timestamp, and the standard referenced.
OSHA 1926.404 and 1926.405 govern temporary wiring, ground-fault protection, and the assured equipment grounding conductor program on construction sites. The DigiDocs temporary power template covers the daily check: GFCI function on every receptacle, the assured grounding program tags and continuity, cord and cable condition, panel and box covers, and strain relief. Failures attach photos and log a deficiency, and the daily record is retained for the OSHA audit.
Yes. The inspection runs in the browser or as an installable PWA on any phone or tablet — no app-store download. It works fully offline: operators complete and submit the entire inspection with no signal, it saves on the device — photos included — and syncs automatically when you reconnect. So a paver inspection at the back of a fresh mat, a pile-driver check in a river-crossing dead zone, or a demolition walk inside a structure all go through the moment a signal returns.
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