RookRafterField safety workspace

Fall-protection records, finished before the crew leaves the roof.

A mobile-first OSHA compliance workspace for small roofing contractors. Give owners and foremen a practical way to document the day in minutes, then find the record when an auditor, insurer, GC, or teammate asks.

5–75 employee crews
Mobile first
Audit-ready records
Daily closeout / 03
Ready
Roof 07 / West slope
Wednesday · crew closeout

Crew participation

Job-site geotag captured

11 / 11

Toolbox talk

Fall-protection brief signed

OSHA record trail

No open closeout tasks

Current
Record saved to RookRafter18:42

One workspace / 01

The safety desk, sized for the roof.

RookRafter replaces paper forms and scattered spreadsheets with one steady record of what happened, who was there, and what needs attention next.

01

Toolbox talks that take minutes

Open a check-in, capture crew participation and the job-site location, and get everyone on the same page before work starts.

02

OSHA logs without spreadsheet archaeology

Keep digital OSHA 300 logs and 300A summaries organized as the season moves, ready for the people who need to review them.

03

Alerts before a credential lapses

Track certifications and expiration dates with a clear next step for the people who need attention before the next job.

04

Incident and fall-protection records in one place

Use structured incident workflows and job-site plan templates when the roof demands more than a daily brief.

Closeout rhythm / 02RR—03

No safety department required.

Built for the owner or foreman who is already wearing three hats. The workflow is short enough for the field and structured enough for the office.

Every shift leaves a record

From first lift to last check

A closeout rhythm crews can actually keep.

  1. 01

    Before the first lift

    Start from the job, not a blank form.

    Choose the crew and job, open the toolbox talk, and make the day's safety plan visible before the work begins.

  2. 02

    While boots are on the roof

    Capture participation where it happens.

    Keep check-ins practical on a phone, with geotagged participation records that connect the crew to the site and the conversation.

  3. 03

    Before the crew leaves

    Close the loop while the details are fresh.

    Resolve an incident workflow, attach the right plan, and leave the next review with an organized record instead of a pocket full of paper.

    Open today's check-in

Next shift / 03

Leave the roof with one less thing to chase.

Tell us how your crews document safety today. We'll show you what a cleaner closeout could look like for RookRafter.