Construction
Risk management software for construction
SWMS-linked risk assessments, bowtie analysis, and hierarchy-of-controls tracking that keeps pace with a site that changes every day — not a folder of documents nobody reads.
30-day free trial · No credit card · Demo data included
SWMS became a compliance exercise, not a control
Sites accumulate hundreds of generic SWMS copied from the last project. Workers sign them without reading them. That provides legal cover, not safety.
Version control is a nightmare.
Which SWMS is current? Is the copy on-site the same as the one in the project office? Nobody's sure until something goes wrong.
Reviews fall through the cracks.
Without automated reminders, risk assessments go stale as the site moves from excavation to structure to fit-out.
No visibility across the project.
Project managers can't see the risk profile across all trades and activities without manually collating documents from every subcontractor.
Built for a site that changes every day
Risk register linked to SWMS
High-risk construction work, hazards, and controls held as structured records — not free text copied from the last job.
Bowtie analysis (native)
Map the causes, controls, and consequences around major site risks like structural collapse or excavation failure.
Hierarchy of controls tracking
See at a glance whether a risk relies on elimination and engineering controls, or is carrying too much weight on PPE and procedure.
Mobile pre-starts & toolbox talks
Field workers view current controls and log hazards from a phone on-site, offline-capable and synced when back in coverage.
Multi-project & multi-trade rollup
Principal contractors see risk and control status across every active project and every subcontractor in one dashboard.
Incident investigation
When something happens, the investigation links straight back to the relevant control and SWMS — not a standalone report.
The hazards on virtually every site
Every project is different, but these hazards drive the majority of construction fatalities. RiskSight carries them as first-class risks linked to their controls.
Falls from height
Scaffolding, EWPs, roofs, and open edges. Edge protection, fall arrest, and access design tracked as verified controls.
Excavation & trenching
Shoring, benching, and service location captured against each excavation, with daily inspection records.
Mobile plant & vehicle interactions
Traffic management plans, spotters, and exclusion zones linked to the plant and areas they cover.
Electrical hazards
Service identification, isolation, and lock-out/tag-out procedures for work near live installations.
Structural collapse
Temporary works, formwork, and falsework tracked with inspection sign-off before loading.
Hazardous materials
Asbestos, silica dust, and chemical hazards captured with SDS access and health monitoring records.
Built for the toolbox, not the site office
Workers can actually use it. A SWMS that's hard to find or update becomes a document, not a control. RiskSight puts current risk information at the point of work.
Field-ready. Supervisors and trades can log a hazard or check a control on a phone, with one hand, at the pre-start.
Linked, not siloed. Risk → control → SWMS → incident → action — one model. When a control is updated, every dependent document updates with it.
Australian-based. AU data residency, AU support, AU pricing, built around Australian WHS obligations.
Self-serve setup. Live on day one. No implementation phase, no consultants, no statement of work.
How we stack up
We benchmark openly against SafetyCulture, DoneSafe, Cority, SAI360, and myosh. Most stop at inspection checklists — none ship native bowtie analysis linked to SWMS and field verification.
See full capability comparisonBuilt for the way real teams buy software
Flat monthly fee. Unlimited sites. Published on the website.
Entry
Getting started with structured risk
monthly billing — no annual lock-in
- 3 power user seats
- 50 field users
- Bowtie diagrams & risk registers
- All assessment templates
- Incidents, hazards, actions & lessons
- QR reporting & notifications
- Community support
Starter
For small teams and contractors
billed annually (A$7,200/yr)
A$800/month billed monthly
- 10 power user seats
- Unlimited field users & sites
- 5,000 AI credits/month
- Bowtie & risk register
- Incidents, hazards, actions & lessons
- QR reporting & notifications
- Email support
Professional
For larger operations
billed annually (A$27,000/yr)
A$3,000/month billed monthly
- 40 power user seats
- Unlimited field users & sites
- 15,000 AI credits/month
- Control degradation alerts
- Multi-site rollup
- Injury management
- Workplace medical management
- SSO on request (annual only)
- Priority support
Enterprise
For multi-site groups
Tailored to your operation
- Custom seat allocation
- Unlimited field users & sites
- SSO / SAML
- Dedicated success manager
- Australian data residency
- Enterprise SLA support
All prices in AUD, ex-GST. 30-day free trial. No credit card. Demo data included. See full pricing details →
Stop managing site risk in scattered documents
Set up your risk register, link your first SWMS to a control, and run your first bowtie — today.
Common questions about risk management software for construction
Can RiskSight generate or manage SWMS?
RiskSight links your risk assessments and critical controls directly to the high-risk construction work they cover, so a SWMS reflects the current risk register instead of a static document copied from the last project. Workers can view and acknowledge the current version on-site from a mobile device.
Does it work across multiple project sites at once?
Yes. Project-level risk registers roll up to a portfolio view, so a principal contractor or multi-site builder can see risk and control status across every active project in one dashboard.
Is it usable from a phone on-site?
Yes. RiskSight is mobile-friendly and works offline, syncing when back in coverage. Supervisors can verify a control, log a hazard, or complete a pre-start from the site, not the office.
How does RiskSight handle changing site conditions?
Risk assessments and controls are structured records, not static documents, so they can be reviewed and updated as conditions change — at phase transitions, after incidents, or on a set schedule — without losing the audit trail of what changed and when.
Can subcontractors and multiple trades use the same system?
Yes. Field users can be added without per-seat licensing games, so subcontractors and trades can log hazards, complete assessments, and see the controls relevant to their work within the same project risk model.