Construction safety software for Australian sites
Safety on a construction site is a set of daily actions: check the site, brief the crew, sign the statement, report the hazard, close the action. Software is useful when it makes those actions faster than the paper version.
What does construction safety software do?
It captures the safety work that happens on site and turns it into a record the business can act on: prestart checks, work method statements and sign-off, toolbox talks and attendance, hazard and incident reports with photos, investigations with corrective actions, and the reporting that shows whether things are closing out.
How is this different from safety management software?
The categories overlap. Safety management software usually describes the system of work: policies, risk registers, audits and compliance evidence. Construction safety software is the site-level layer: the forms, checks and briefings a crew completes each day. SubbieSure covers both, with the site layer feeding the reporting layer. See the safety management overview for the compliance side.
Which site safety processes does SubbieSure cover?
Prestarts and site sign-on with a live timeline of who signed on, digital SWMS with hazards, risk ratings and controls, toolbox talks with attendance, incidents, hazards and observations reported on site with photos, investigations with stages and active follow-ups, and ITPs, audits and custom registers with digital sign-off.
Can reporting work from a phone?
Yes. SubbieSure runs on the web and through iOS and Android apps, and the mobile apps include offline mode with sync when a connection returns. Prestarts and hazard reports are exactly the kind of record that gets skipped when the app needs signal, so test offline behaviour on your own sites before rolling out.
What does safety reporting look like?
Records roll up into a safety picture: a safety score, severity and hazard analytics, lost-time injuries and notifiable incidents, and open actions. Because safety sits beside projects, scheduling and people, a safety trend can be read against the job and the crew it came from rather than in isolation.
Does safety software make a site compliant?
No. Compliance depends on the work being done safely, on supervision, consultation and site-specific risk assessment, and on meeting the WHS requirements of your jurisdiction. Software makes the record more reliable. It does not transfer a duty or replace a competent person.
How much does SubbieSure cost?
Pricing is in Australian dollars and excludes GST. Rates are progressive per active user:
| Active users | Per user, per month |
|---|---|
| First 100 | AUD $25 |
| 101–200 | AUD $20 |
| Above 200 | AUD $15 |
These are progressive tiers, not a single rate applied to the whole team. Onboarding is included and a free one-month trial is available. Confirm current terms with SubbieSure before budgeting.
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This page is published by SubbieSure and describes our own product, not an independent review or a ranking of vendors. It is general information, not legal or WHS advice. Check requirements for your work, contract and jurisdiction.
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