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Six duties, one tool.

BauGuard maps what the Occupational Safety Act and the DGUV rules already require of you — just traceably, instead of in a ring binder.

Assess once, not over and over

Generated from templates for typical trades and adapted per site. Approval is recorded by the database with person, role and timestamp — not by the editor. A change creates a new version; the old one is kept as superseded.

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Instructed means understood

Content drawn from the risk assessment, presented in the language of the person being briefed. Signing is done with a finger on the tablet; the record states which language version was shown and whether it had been reviewed.

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The deadline speaks up before it expires

Every qualification and every recurring inspection with an expiry date. For occupational health checks, status and date only — the database permits nothing more.

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Fix defects, don't hunt for culprits

Checklist on the phone, defect with a photo and the person responsible for clearing it. There is deliberately no field for who caused it: that would be performance and conduct monitoring, and it would stop people reporting honestly.

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Does that sound like your site?

BauGuard isn't publicly available yet. We're looking for firms that want a say early — and to push the templates towards where they're actually needed.

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