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Scorecards & Actions

A name on every point your site loses

Main Contractor · Scorecards

Last 7 days, worst first

[Alpha MEP] scored [61 · Grade D], the worst on site. [31 events], mostly [no hard hat] on the slab, across 480 person-hours.

By owner

Features

Scorecards & Actions Features

Accountability without the argument

  • Scorecards per Owner

    Supervisors and subcontractors on the same formula

  • Worst First

    The conversation starts where the points were lost

  • Acknowledge · Assign · Resolve

    Every step timestamped on the event

  • MTTA & MTTR Measured

    Time to acknowledge and to resolve, per owner

  • The Action on Every Event

    What the supervisor must do, written in

  • No Per-Worker Score

    Accountability sits with zones, shifts and owners

Where it works

Scorecards & Actions Applications

Where scorecards change the meeting

  • Main Contractors

    Subcontractors compared on evidence, not opinion

  • Factory Managers

    Lines and shifts ranked on one scale

  • 3PL Operators

    Client sites reported the same way

  • Facilities Teams

    Wards and stores owned by name

  • Multi-Site Groups

    Site managers on one league table

  • Oil & Gas

    Field evidence behind every permit

Put Scorecards & Actions on your cameras

About three weeks from signing to go-live, on the recorder you already have. Read-only, faces blurred, a named owner on every zone.

Frequently asked questions

  • A supervisor, a subcontractor or the HSE team. Each zone has one owner, and every event on that zone belongs to them.

  • No. There is no face recognition and no per-worker score. That is a product commitment, not a limitation.

  • Yes. Any event can be marked as a false alarm with a reason, and it is then excluded from the score. The reason and who marked it stay on the record.