Latest updates

Shorter sign-up notices and a clearer email-confirmation screen

After creating an account, visitors see a dedicated check-your-email screen instead of the sign-up form. It shows the address used, a resend option with a cooldown, a way to correct a mistyped address and a sign-in link for visitors who have already confirmed. Company-email and personal-invite notices are shorter, optional fields are labelled, and the form waits until it is ready before accepting input. Email ownership confirmation is still required; delivery to an actual inbox is not guaranteed.

First-site setup and training-calendar account links corrected

Set up my first site now opens the standard account-creation journey rather than the client portal, continuing towards the first site and inspection after sign-up and email confirmation. On the third-party training calendar, Create a free account opens account creation and preserves the booking destination; the separate sign-in link still opens sign-in.

Site Safety UAE learning content is awareness, not training

The site's own modules and videos are now described as awareness content, and the printable record is an Awareness completion record, with matching Arabic wording. It is not a qualification or certification, and search-engine descriptions no longer present the library as courses. Worker training records, third-party provider courses and authority training requirements retain their separate meaning. Existing web addresses are unchanged.

Page-startup recovery and article loading improved

Updated page-startup handling so a failed initial load can be retried rather than remaining stuck on the same failure. The build no longer forces the page-rendering framework into a separate vendor bundle. Article read-status updates wait until page loading has settled, and account forms activate only once their controls are ready. These changes address reported startup and page-loading errors; they do not guarantee that every interruption is resolved.

Safety-files article uses its office and construction picture when shared

The safety-files article's sharing information now points to its new office-overlooking-a-construction-site picture, with large-picture preview settings. Four sharing checks passed. LinkedIn may still show an older cached preview until it refreshes the link.

When did you last update your safety files?

A new article explains why a revision number is not a requirements review, summarises recent DDA, Trakhees/PCFC, RAKEZ, ADOSH-SF, Sharjah and DHCA documents, and recommends a quarterly authority review with five follow-through checks.

The quarterly interval is Site Safety UAE's recommended practice, not a UAE statutory interval; two Trakhees/PCFC links are labelled unconfirmed.

UAE authority safety circulars 2024–2026

A new guide summarises DDA construction circulars (risk plans, safety-officer approval, lifting and scaffold certificates, 1- and 5-working-day accident reporting, fire controls and the Zoning Portal close-out from 19 October 2026), Trakhees IO-4.0 and the forklift circular due 1 January 2027, DHCA fit-out rules, Qudorat registration scope, Sharjah accommodation and high-rise documents, RAKEZ's August 2026 violation code and MoHRE's pregnancy risk-assessment and accommodation amendments.

DDA 636/656/686 and RAKEZ HSE-VC01 details were checked against the official PDFs; several MoHRE, Civil Defence and Trakhees circular documents could not be opened in this review and are labelled unconfirmed.

UAE authority review beyond the Dubai 2026 guide

A reviewed guide checks Dubai contractor and consultancy laws, Qudorat categories, individual ADOSH editions, Sharjah's 2024 code-status changes and 2025 high-rise guideline, RAK building and structural regulations, and railway interfaces. It corrects revision-versus-effective-date wording and the starting point for ten-year project-record retention, with official reference links from the emirate and Dubai guide pages.

Law 14 calendar deadlines, utility technical clauses, PCFC catalogue/supersession details, some service announcements and northern-emirate listings remain unverified. No missing evidence is treated as authority approval or proof that no update exists.

Dubai references now follow the 2026 Safety Guide for Construction Works

Every Dubai Municipality Code of Construction Safety Practice reference across the site now points to the newer edition — the Safety Guide for Construction Works approved by Administrative Resolution 112 of 2026 and in force from Official Gazette 781 on 23 June 2026. Dubai figures were checked against the English and Arabic editions: safety staff now follow the 2-13-5 workforce table, a first aid room is required from 250 people, Dubai noise limits use the guide's own table (85 dB(A) for 8 hours, 90 for 4, 95 for 2, 100 for 1), LPG is stored 6 m from other gas cylinders, cranes are examined yearly by a Dubai Municipality-approved third party, and excavations over 1.20 m need approved shoring or an approved open method. A new Arabic summary lists all 24 chapters, and a new article explains what has changed with a free site manager action workbook.

Not in the guide: some Dubai circular numbers, DEWA clearance distances, fines and licence validity periods quoted elsewhere on the site come from other instruments and are still being checked against their own sources.

Training providers can submit course approval documents for review

Providers now upload course approval documents through a private per-file upload that saves each submission with its review status, so a course reaches the UAE training calendar only once an administrator has verified it. A verified decision records the approving authority, reference, evidence link and expiry, and five evidence checks must be documented before verification: provider identity, course scope, jurisdiction recognition, validity, and instructor or assessment arrangements. Files cannot be altered after upload, uploads are capped per submitter, and a verified document stays tied to the one course and provider it was reviewed against.

Cross-emirate training acceptance guide and audit checklist

A new guide and downloadable Excel checklist cover what to check before booking a worker onto a course and what evidence to have ready for an audit: 12 pre-booking checks and 10 onsite evidence checks, with a dashboard that summarises the result. RAKEZ agency registration and violation items, RAKEZ construction regulation on third-party equipment certification and operator training, and Dubai Decree 19/2025 were confirmed against official documents, and the guide states plainly which supplied claims are still unconfirmed rather than repeating them as fact.

Not yet verified: federal Labour Law article amounts and penalties, the two-year worker-file retention period, MoHRE Decision 19/2023, Trakhees IO-4.0 clauses, ADOSH-SF Element 5 and the Sharjah OSHJ-CoP references still have no confirmed official source.

Training calendar bookings save worker records with refresher dates

The UAE training calendar lists only upcoming courses whose provider approval is verified and current, filterable by emirate. Booking a worker saves a training record in the workspace with the refresher interval and an automatically calculated expiry date, so the next refresher is tracked without extra admin, and workspace owners and admins are emailed about new bookings again. Saving a booking does not reserve a seat or take payment; the provider is still contacted directly.

New page compares a flat team price with per-user pricing

A new comparison page lets you enter your team size and see what a flat workspace price costs against published per-user rates, with a cost table for 5 to 50 people and the team size at which per-user pricing becomes the more expensive option. The per-user rates were checked on 13 October 2026 and are described as pricing models rather than named vendors, and approved prices are unchanged.

ADOSH-SF company registration guide added

A new step-by-step guide shows Abu Dhabi companies how to register under the ADOSH-SF Mechanism 3.0: finding the Sector Regulatory Authority, describing operations on Form A1, risk classification and nomination, the 30-day Form A deadline for high-risk entities, starting incident notification, and the deadlines for developing and submitting an occupational safety and health management system, with medium-risk rules set out separately. It is linked from the Abu Dhabi HSE page and the home page, and every step names the section of the official mechanism it comes from.

Voluntary incident benchmark participation, kept private until terms are approved

Workspace owners and admins can now request or withdraw voluntary participation in the incident-data benchmark, and must confirm they are authorised by their organisation before the request is saved. Monthly incident returns can be entered per benchmark site by hazard category, with corrections kept as a history rather than overwriting the earlier figures. The public report no longer shows the earlier customer aggregate: it states that voluntary returns stay private until approved participation terms, complete-quarter validation and reviewed disclosure controls are in place, and that wording now runs through all six language versions of the report, methodology page and PDF.

Long buttons, tables and menus checked at the narrowest phone width

At 320 pixels wide, long buttons now wrap onto a second line instead of clipping their text, rows of controls shrink instead of pushing content off screen, and wide tables scroll inside their own panel while the page itself never scrolls sideways. An automated check now walks every page listed in the sitemap at that width and reports any page that overflows; the permits screen was fixed against it.

Branded email footers, correct share previews and steadier date badges

Internal notification emails now end with a branded footer carrying the site and contact links, laid out right-to-left for Arabic templates. Article share previews point at the full cover-image address, so the picture actually appears when a page is shared. Revision badges and Dubai-time timestamps on guides and PDFs use fixed month names and Latin digits, so the same article shows the same date on the server and on a phone set to Arabic.

UAE workplace safety updates: what changed in 2026

A reviewed article separates federal industrial-gas requirements, Abu Dhabi CoP revisions, Dubai's approved construction guide and RAK/RAKEZ instruments. The official federal legal text and annexes now confirm Resolution 15 of 2026; UAE Government guidance confirms the annual midday restriction. Publication and effective dates are distinguished, and existing Dubai reference links point to the current guide.

Not yet verified: the reported MOHRE amendment duties, deadlines and commencement, and the 2026 announcement's anniversary wording, still have no confirmed official source.

Confined space, crane, noise and emergency-number guidance corrected

Four safety-content corrections now run through the training, checklists, permits, monitoring screens and alerts. Confined-space entry requires flammable gas strictly below 5% LEL under Abu Dhabi's ADOSH-SF CoP 27.0, and the old 10% LEL evacuation wording is gone. Crane outriggers are set up exactly as the manufacturer's manual specifies, with reduced extension allowed only where the crane and its load chart expressly authorise it. Noise limits use Abu Dhabi's 85 dB(A) over 8 hours with the full 3 dB exchange-rate table, noting that some older client standards quote a less protective figure. Emergency numbers read 999 Police, 998 Ambulance and 997 Fire & Civil Defence everywhere on the site.

Five branded safety posters, free to download from the Resources page

Five Site Safety UAE posters are free to download from the Resources page: safety statistics with the TRIR and LTIFR formulas, muster point and UAE emergency numbers, ladder safety with the 1 out for 4 up setup rule, fire extinguisher types with the PASS method, and confined spaces covering permits, gas testing and rescue. Each poster carries the site's branding, a poster number (01 to 05) and a guidance-only footer.

Demo pages updated to show the platform's current features

The main demo and the Arabic, phone, module, pricing and dashboard demo pages now describe what the platform does today, including the guided detailed plan packages, saved registers, first-site onboarding, workspace AI controls, per-workspace USD pricing, the free safety posters and the corrected confined-space, crane and noise guidance. Older recordings stay clearly labelled as earlier tours, and nothing in a demo writes into a real workspace.

Simpler sign-up finish, quieter error emails and bot filtering

New users who sign up stay on the form and see a clear check-your-email message with a resend button instead of an access-denied page. The site owner now receives chunk-load error emails only when more than fifty events arrive in an hour, so small bursts stay in the log without flooding the inbox. Identified bots hitting private pages receive a plain refusal and are logged for administrators, while normal browsers pass through.

New accounts start with a first site and a first inspection

After signing up, new users go straight to creating their first site, and the dashboard then shows a clear next step to complete their first inspection with that site already selected. The home page also has a short Start in two steps section that leads to the same path.

Detailed HSE plan packages built from guided questions

Plan pages now open focused questions for 24 plan types. Answers are saved per project, together with the linked risk registers, permits and inspection logs the organisation chooses, so a plan can be reopened and edited later. Pro and Enterprise users can download packages in the site's colours (Pro with watermark); Free users see a preview of what each plan includes and an upgrade option. Generated plans are drafts that still need review by a competent person.

Workspace owners can turn off all AI features

A single workspace setting lets owners and admins switch off every AI feature. When it is off, no workspace information is sent to AI and incident reports, photos and submissions work fully by hand.

Pricing pages now state per-workspace prices and USD checkout

The home page and pricing pages now say clearly that Pro is priced per workspace and that card checkout is charged in US dollars. Approved prices are unchanged.

Invited team members can set their first password

People invited to a workspace can now set their first password straight from the invitation link. Signed-in password changes still ask for the current password.

Alerts for sign-ins and access changes

The platform now records sign-ins and changes to who can access a workspace, and sends alerts for them. Each organisation stays separate from the site owner's own account.

Steadier page loading across guides, articles and training

Fixed display faults on the Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait and Oman guides, article dates that could differ by time zone, and training progress that could flicker on load. Toolbox talk and winter-rain article pictures now show correctly.

ADOSH-SF practitioner registration guide under Mechanism 7.0

A new public guide, linked from the Abu Dhabi HSE page, explains General Practitioner, Senior Practitioner and Auditor registration using official ADPHC April 2026 Mechanisms 7.0–7.3. It covers applications through TAMM, one-year registration and the Senior Practitioner requirement for 15 annual CPD hours. Conflicting renewal-window wording is flagged for confirmation with ADPHC rather than guessed. Official documents and FAQs are included; this is a reference guide, not registration approval.

LinkedIn duplicate checks now distinguish individual updates and campaigns

LinkedIn sharing no longer treats every Latest Updates entry as the same page: each update keeps its own link identifier, while tracking query parameters are ignored. Campaign posts are checked by their individual campaign key, so different posts can link to the same landing page. The 30-day repeat-post protection remains, and site-owner manual sharing can run outside the automatic posting windows. Delivery to LinkedIn still needs a live posting check.

Subscription changes, payment returns and renewal handling improved

Existing subscribers use Stripe's billing portal for plan changes instead of creating a second subscription. Payment return pages check the actual purchase status, and test purchases can unlock access with test labels. Cancellation keeps access through the paid period; full refunds and disputes revoke access, and failed renewals trigger a notification. Real test-card purchases and renewal scenarios still need an end-to-end check; live card payments remain subject to Stripe business verification.

Oman comparison corrected without mixing UAE and Oman rules

The GCC comparison now distinguishes Oman's midday work restriction from the UAE rule: 1 June–31 August, 12:30–15:30, attributed to Article 16 of Ministerial Decision 286/2008 as amended. The Oman penalty paragraph retains only the source-supported RO 500–1,000 range for midday-ban violations; unverified penalty ranges and related claims were removed. Users should confirm current requirements and any exemptions with the relevant Oman authority.

Checklists and training now say to follow the strongest applicable code

Every public emirate-topic checklist, the main emirate checklists page and their printable PDF footers now carry the same guidance: where more than one code applies, follow the strongest applicable code (the most protective requirement) and check the current official text. The traffic-segregation training lesson was also corrected — it no longer cites a resolution that does not cover the topic, and instead points to the federal duty to control workplace risks alongside the Abu Dhabi and Dubai code references.

Midday work ban references corrected to Resolution 44 of 2022, Article 3

Every midday break reference on the site now cites the correct source: Ministerial Resolution No. 44 of 2022, Article 3 — work under direct sunlight and in open places is banned from 12:30 to 15:00 from 15 June to 15 September, with technical exceptions only through the official procedure. The correction covers the home page, the midday planner, the heat-stress daily check, search answers, the emirate checklists, the penalty labels, the inspector template and the user instruction booklet, and adds a matching default entry to the legal register.

94-page user instruction booklet, free to download from five pages

A plain-English, step-by-step guide to the whole platform is now downloadable as a watermarked PDF from the Demo, Pricing, Help Centre, Start Here and Beginner's Guide pages, with a clear reference-guide-only notice and the site's standard disclaimers. The booklet states the 99.5% uptime target, cites the midday work ban by its correct article, and stays branded for every plan tier.

Enterprise purchase orders, signed invoices and licence terms

Enterprise customers can submit a purchase order on the Enterprise quote page. An administrator confirms it and a signed PDF invoice with a random invoice number, the bank-transfer details and the software-only disclaimer is emailed to the customer. A full Enterprise Licence Terms page is linked from the footer. Quote requests and their emails are limited to two named accounts.

Live HSE dashboard demo with sample data

Prospective clients can open a read-only demo dashboard without signing in, with two fictional sites and tabs for incidents, actions, permits, inspections, training and compliance deadlines. Everything on it is clearly labelled sample data.

Every article can now be shared to LinkedIn

Automatic LinkedIn posting now draws from all articles on the Articles page, and the site owner has a Post to LinkedIn button on each article for manual posting. Duplicate protection still applies.

Bank transfer and invoice option on the pricing pages

The pricing page and the plan pages now offer a bank-transfer or invoice option for customers who prefer not to pay by card. It links to the Enterprise quote form, which already supports annual PO and bank transfer in AED or USD.

Portacabin site setup checklist: 100 welfare points for every emirate

A new 100-point checklist covers setting up site offices, accommodation units and welfare facilities across ten areas of ten points — site offices, electrical, fire, toilets and hygiene, drinking water, rest and heat, canteen, first aid, storage and waste, and transport. Each of the seven emirates gets its own tab with its own progress count and the authorities and welfare documents to confirm with, and an ADNOC note appears under every tab because ADNOC sites apply their own contractor HSE and welfare standards on top of the emirate rules. Site Mobilization and the Worker Welfare Plan link straight to it. The only pre-filled figure is the verified toilet ratio of one per 25 workers; every other limit should be read from the authority's own document, and ticks save on the user's own device.

Muster roll call screen shows who is missing

Administrators can open a roll call screen from any muster QR poster: choose the poster and a time window, and the screen shows how many workers are on the roster, how many have checked in, and the names of everyone still missing in red, refreshing every twenty seconds. A check-in matches the full name and badge number, or a phone number, against the active worker list of the poster's own organisation. A guide page explains how the matching works.

Crane authority pages link each authority's own online services

The crane authority pages list links across emirates and zones, and online service links were added for the authorities that automated checks could not open, using only the service names shown on each authority's official site — Civil Defence e-services, the federal roads non-objection certificate, the Trakhees portal, the DIFC client portal, Dubai Maritime Authority near and off-shore project permits, Sharjah Civil Defence services, RAK Transport Authority and RAK Municipality infrastructure permits. None of these pages names a crane-specific permit, so the site does not guess: it tells users to search each authority's own site for crane, lifting or hoisting and confirm with the authority, master developer and inspection body. The pages also link to the plant, machinery and vehicles section.

HSE Operations page brings every dashboard area into one screen

A new signed-in page shows the ten core areas of site HSE operations — site documents, permits, inspections, incidents, MSRA/RAMS, training records, subcontractor compliance, plant registers, KPIs and audit evidence — as tiles that open the matching screens directly. The Training Records page was also fixed: it could fail to load because two parts of the page competed for the same live-update channel, and it now loads reliably.

Pro and Enterprise subscriptions unlock the customer portal

Visitors can subscribe to Pro or Enterprise from the Pricing page with a Stripe checkout that opens on the site. After payment the account shows the new plan and a welcome email is sent. Paying customers get their own portal account automatically, with quotes, invoices, package uploads, support tickets and saved checklists, and training videos beyond the first three free ones are limited to Pro and Enterprise accounts. Access ends if the subscription lapses.

Lifting plan calculator, lift plan template and crane database

A lifting plan calculator checks a load, radius and boom length against a utilisation limit that you set, and a lift plan template adds safety checks and sign-off lines for a PDF. Signed-in users can keep their own crane records and load-chart points with a data-sheet link, and administrators can manage lifting plans with checklists. No manufacturer figures are built in; capacities come only from entries with a source.

Safety Plan Builder with emirate authorities and checklists

The Safety Plan Builder now fills in the relevant emirate authorities, legislation and codes, and populated construction, worker welfare and fire-safety checklists from the verified emirate data, and keeps your checklist choices in the printed plan.

Rain readiness, compliance calendar and compliance tracker

A Rain Readiness article and resources page link to official forecast and emergency sources, and the dashboard weather section points to them when rain or storms are forecast. A public compliance calendar lists inspection triggers and authority links, and a compliance tracker lets you enter your own scaffold inspection, permit renewal and rule dates with reminders. No dates are pre-filled.

Safety training search, weekly blog and hazard article series

The training page can export filtered results as a PDF. A weekly blog draws on a curated topic list of UAE safety and construction practice, with hero images added after each draft is saved. A new series of twelve hazard articles is scheduled with safety-only posts.

Security evidence and CSA STAR pages

Public pages set out the current security evidence honestly: no independent certification is held, and a CSA STAR Level 1 self-assessment is in preparation, which is not a certification. Site administrators now need two-step sign-in, and an owner-only evidence checklist tracks supporting records.

Clients create and download their own scaffold checklists and rule searches

Client and customer portals gain a My checklists and rule searches page: clients can build a scaffold compliance checklist for their own scaffold or site, save an emirate rule search from the UAE Safety Compliance Hub, and download either as a watermarked PDF or Excel file. Saved items stay private to each signed-in user, and owners and deadlines stay blank until the client's own team assigns them.

UAE Safety Compliance Hub: every emirate's rules in one searchable place

A new public hub brings together 253 rules across all seven emirates and the federal baseline — authorities, laws, codes of practice, construction, worker welfare, fire, environment, penalties and free zones. Visitors can search and filter by emirate and topic, share a link to an exact search, and jump from any rule to the full emirate profile or the official source where one exists. It uses only rules already verified on the site, with nothing new invented.

Scaffolding guidance corrected to Abu Dhabi CoP 26.0, with weather and alteration rules

The Scaffolding page was re-checked line by line against Abu Dhabi's Code of Practice 26.0 (version 4.1, February 2026). Six figures that were not in the code were corrected — platform-to-structure gaps, lift heights, board overhang, guardrail heights, tower height ratio and the engineer-design threshold — and missing figures were added for board gaps, sole boards and ladder openings, each with its exact clause number. Two new sections cover how wind, rain and storms change the rules (no numerical wind limit is set, so record the source; sheeting and screens need designer review; re-inspect after storms) and what to do before altering a scaffold from its approved design, including fresh DDA Circular 656 certificates and Sharjah's OSHJ-CoP-23 modification clause. Four matching weather and alteration tasks were added to the scaffold compliance checklist.

Customer portal adds payments, invoices, NDA signing and quote history

Enterprise customers now see a dashboard with upcoming payments, open support tickets and signed-package status. They can sign the NDA before accepting a quote, pay by bank transfer with a confirmation step, see invoice due dates with AED amounts at the fixed 3.6725 rate, and review each quote's version history with dates and comments. An invoice email goes out when a quote is accepted.

Pricing calculator and Self-Hosted Edition page

A pricing calculator estimates Pro, Enterprise and storage costs in US dollars, and a Self-Hosted Edition page sets out the cloud, own-server and air-gapped options with their terms and air-gapped security disclaimers. Support hours now read Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 18:00 GST. The page header controls also wrap correctly on phones.

Enterprise customer portal for quotes, signed packages and support

Invited enterprise customers can sign in to see their quotes and download the PDF, upload or review signed update packages linked to a quote with signature, checksum and SBOM checks, and open support tickets. Each ticket shows a first-response clock counted in business hours, Monday to Friday 09:00 to 18:00 GST.

Signed self-hosted update packages and a mutual NDA

Self-hosted releases now ship as one package with an Ed25519-signed manifest, SHA-256 checksums, a CycloneDX software bill of materials, an offline verify script, and backup-first install and rollback scripts. Admins can upload a package to check its signature, checksums and component list. A mutual NDA template for evaluations and source review is also published.

One overdue view across every workflow

The Overdue Tracker now also lists late employer duties, risk mitigation tasks, legal filing actions, scaffold checklist tasks and site risk actions, each linking back to its record. Risk owners must belong to your organisation, older mitigation tasks with typed names are flagged, and admins can permanently delete an incident after typing its reference.

Connected legal cases, risks and employer duties

Legal cases now link to incidents and keep dated court and authority filings. Employer-duty items can link to risks, the overdue dashboard shows incident and risk context, and mitigation tasks use organisation-directory owners while preserving existing historical names.

Saved scaffold compliance checklists

The Scaffolding page now creates a separate saved checklist for each scaffold or site. Every validated review point is included as an assignable task with a deadline, evidence reference, notes, completion status and clickable official source, including the corrected platform, gap, tie, bay, design, as-built and DDA certificate requirements.

Scaffold risks use the corrected CoP 26.0 and DDA controls

The Risk Register now has a Scaffolding category with document-derived hazard presets for design triggers, foundations, ties, platforms, loading, handover, inspection, weather and incomplete access. Each preset carries an editable official source; scaffold risks can be filtered on the Legal Dashboard and opened directly in mitigation and legal-reference workflows.

Risk mitigation plans and employer-duty dashboard

Every risk can now open a saved mitigation plan with individual actions, owners, deadlines, evidence and HTTPS source references. A separate Employer Duty Dashboard groups every open incident checklist item by legal basis and emirate, with overdue, due-soon and missing-deadline totals and direct links back to each incident.

Legal Dashboard for open risks, incidents, cases and compensation

A new organisation-scoped Legal Dashboard brings open risks, incidents, legal cases and saved compensation requests into one view. Teams can filter by emirate and each workflow's real status, open the underlying record, and track saved assessments from Pending through Paid without combining separate compensation heads.

Direct source links on risks and incidents

Risk and incident records now include an optional primary legal or authority reference with a secure clickable source link. Existing multi-source Legal Reference Hub links remain available alongside the prominent record-level source.

Employer duty checklist on every incident record

Incident records now include a saved UAE Labour and HSE duty checklist with official-source snapshots, owners, due dates, evidence references and completion progress. Emirates-specific duties use verified requirements; uncertain timing is marked for confirmation and nothing is submitted automatically.

Saved entitlement assessments on injury and fatality records

Incident records now save a validated compensation assessment with separate Article 37 or disability compensation, temporary wage support, documented medical costs, rehabilitation costs and court-gated diya. Each saved record keeps its calculation basis and can be updated or opened in the full calculator; nothing is sent automatically.

Injury and disability calculators added to compensation

The compensation page now calculates certified temporary-injury wage support, permanent disability references, and separately documented medical and rehabilitation costs alongside fatality compensation. Full wage applies for up to six certified treatment months and half wage for up to six more. Diya remains death-only, court-gated and separate.

Legal Reference Hub links sources to risks and incidents

The Legal Reference Hub now has clickable HSE, Labour, Civil Law, and criminal/court sections. Workspace members can save an exact official-source snapshot to a risk or incident, see it back on that operational record, and remove it without sending anything to an authority.

Incident-linked fatality response workflow and compensation hand-off

Incident Investigation now creates a saved, phased fatality response for the selected incident and controlling authority. Teams can assign owners, due dates, evidence, acknowledgements and notes, track overdue or incomplete work, and hand verified incident context to the compensation calculator without copying wages, medical percentages or court decisions. Unverified local deadlines remain marked for confirmation and nothing is sent automatically.

UAE compensation calculator with wage limits and court-gated diya

The new calculator separates federal work-injury compensation, temporary wage support, natural-death entitlements and court-ordered diya. It applies the 24-month basic-wage formula with the AED 18,000 minimum and AED 200,000 maximum, accepts an official disability percentage, and shows emirate-specific reporting guidance without changing the federal amount.

Incident legal-action workflow, diya safeguard and ADOSH case tracking

Incident reports now include a police-to-prosecution-to-court workflow and a private organisation-scoped legal case tracker. Diya appears only after court applicability is recorded and stays separate from Article 37 work-injury compensation, civil damages, insurance and end-of-service payments. The Emirates HSE calculator now lists genuine ADOSH-SF duties and Sector Regulatory Authority enforcement routes without inventing an ADOSH-wide tariff or repeat multiplier; teams can record the amount from an actual authority notice separately.

Fatality enforcement guidance for all seven emirates, including Trakhees

Incident Investigation now separates federal death entitlements from local site-enforcement requirements across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain. Verified guidance includes Trakhees' immediate call and 24-hour fatality report, DDA's one-working-day accident report and five-working-day investigation report, ADOSH-SF's 24-hour fatality notification, and Sharjah SPSA's 24-hour requirement. Where no dedicated official local deadline was found, the guide says to confirm it with the controlling authority instead of inventing one. The downloadable fatality-response PDF follows the selected emirate and includes official source links.

Drill records linked to sections and risks, monthly drill report and one set of safety rates

Each emergency drill now has a section, participants and the risks it prepares for, and the risk register shows which drills point to each risk. A new Monthly Drill Report shows completion rates by section and team. The drill planner adds an authority reference for each scenario: the only firm frequency found is Sharjah's yearly evacuation drill, and other scenarios are marked as having no frequency set by authority, so check your emirate's Civil Defence. The monthly management report now works out TRIR, LTI and severity rates from one set of manhours and lists your sections and teams.

Analytics (BI), INJD reports with approvals and a mock drill planner

Analytics adds ready-made dashboards, a report builder with scheduled email, incident trends by event type, and TRIR, LTI and severity rates from manhours, plus plain-language questions about your own data. INJD (injury and damage) reports now follow an approval chain from site supervisor to HSE manager, project manager and client, with their own register, printable report and trends. Emergency Drills gained a mock drill planner covering work at height, confined space, fire, mass evacuation, medical and more. Drill scenarios and target times are good-practice suggestions, not UAE authority requirements.

More investigation methods, risk links, Organisation Setup and company SSO

Investigations can use 5 Whys, Fishbone, ICAM, MEDA, Swiss cheese, Causation chart, Barrier and Change analysis, with action plans, owners and due dates. Risks now show the investigations and audit findings linked to them, have owners with escalation reminders, and can use primary and secondary risk matrices per section. Incidents link to risk assessments and reviewers can raise an RA review. Organisation Setup holds your sections, roles and team, and Enterprise workspaces can set up their own single sign-on. A data integration hub offers API keys and signed real-time webhooks for connecting HR, ERP and SQL systems.

Weighted site safety score, all-sites risk dashboard and Site risk overview

Every site now has a live weighted safety score built from inspections (35%), hazards (30%), Toolbox Talks (20%) and actions (15%), updating as things change. The Compliance dashboard shows every site's score, permit close-out rate and overdue scaffolds worst-first, and the same Site risk overview now sits on the Management Review page. Site scores and client link pages use the same score so the numbers match everywhere.

Pro team dashboard, subcontractor dashboard and client portal for sites

Site leaders on Pro get a Team dashboard with workers, expiring certificates, permits closed out and overdue inspections, plus an Add a worker form. Subcontractors get their own dashboard showing their site score, permits, hazards and inspections without needing your workspace. Clients can open a shared site link to see the plan, training, calendar and permit totals, and approve the site safety plan. Invite and share links now always point to sitesafetyuae.com.

Expanded UAE incident reporting and HSE compliance checklist guides

The incident reporting page now covers each incident type, the steps from report to close-out and sourced UAE case examples. The checklists page adds a how-to-use guide for UAE construction HSE compliance checklists, with links between the two. The site also no longer crashes on phone browsers that block storage.

All 54 upcoming Toolbox Talks now browsable in the library

The Toolbox Talk of the Week library now lists every finished talk scheduled for future Mondays in a Ready in standby section — 54 talks covering working at height, excavations, lifting operations, wet weather, fog, hot works and more, each in English, Arabic and Hindi. If this week's talk doesn't fit your site conditions, open any standby talk, print it or download it as a watermarked PDF and use it straight away. Standby talks are labelled with their planned release date and still release automatically each Monday at 05:30 UAE time.

Latest safety articles on the dashboard

A Latest safety articles card now sits on the dashboard between the weather alerts and the air-quality card, showing the four most recent published blog articles with their dates. Each title links to the full article, and a See all link opens the blog — so new guidance is visible alongside heat, weather and air-quality alerts without leaving the dashboard.

Header menus no longer stay open over page content

Fixed an overlap where a header dropdown menu (such as the Awareness list) could stay open on top of page content — reported on the Community page. Menus now close automatically whenever the page changes, so they never cover the content underneath.

Fog and rain safety alerts on the dashboard, next to heat stress

The site dashboard now shows a Weather alerts panel beside the heat stress card. When fog or low visibility, rain or a thunderstorm starts at a site location, the panel shows the condition with practical site-safety tips — such as suspending crane lifts when the load cannot be seen, stopping work at height in rain and watching excavations for water ingress — with a one-tap WhatsApp button that opens the matching pre-written message for the alert recipients list. When conditions are normal it shows a clear summary of current temperature, wind and sky. Every condition fires at most once per site per day, and a scheduled check runs every 15 minutes so alerts are logged even when nobody has the dashboard open. Turning the fog and rain alerts on or off, and editing the message templates, is on the WhatsApp settings page.

Invite links now show on screen and email themselves

Creating a personal invite link with the person's email address now sends the link straight to their inbox from sitesafetyuae.com, with a Create my account button and the expiry date. The full link also appears on screen immediately after creating it, and every active invite in the list has a Show link button with Copy and Send on WhatsApp options — so there is always a backup if the email does not arrive. Approving an invite request keeps the same behaviour: the approval email sends first, and the link stays visible to send again if needed.

Faster access to personal invite tokens from the dashboard

An "Owner quick access" card now sits at the top of the Admin tab on the dashboard, linking straight to the Free-Account Invite Tokens page where single-use tokens for people without a company email address are created and revoked. The entry is also in the admin navigation. Personal invite pages stay private to the site owner.

Sign up without a company email — request an invite token

People without a company email address can now email info@sitesafetyuae.com for a single-use personal invite token. It creates their own private account with access similar to the Free plan, limited to one user. Access is only to Site Safety UAE features and their own records and files — never the site owner’s or another organisation’s information. The same security notice and limits now appear across sign-up, portal access, pricing, onboarding and FAQs.

Monday toolbox talks with a planning calendar, PDFs and 05:30 email delivery

A growing toolbox-talk library now keeps every released Monday talk available in English, Arabic and Hindi. The Knowledge Centre calendar shows upcoming topics by month, each talk has a printable watermarked PDF, and subscribers receive the current seasonal talk every Monday at 05:30 UAE time so it is ready before the shift starts.

Site owner exempt from workspace AI action allowances

The Site Safety UAE owner can continue using the platform's AI tools when a workspace reaches its plan allowance. Free, Pro and Enterprise shared allowances and upgrade prompts continue to apply to all other workspace users.

Ask a question chat on every public page, plus a community banner

Visitors can now ask about safety checklists, permits and authority requirements from the chat button in the corner of every public page — answered straight away, with an option to hand over to our team. A banner at the top of each page points visitors to the Community page, where anyone with a free account can post questions and answers.

Faster first visit: key pages now load instantly

The home page, Knowledge Centre, Sources, submission checklists, training calendars and OSHAD pages are now pre-built so they appear straight away when you type the address. The main banner image is also around 30% lighter, which speeds up every page that uses it.

Authority submission checklists for Dubai Municipality, Trakhees, DDA and ADOSH-SF (formerly OSHAD)

Free step-by-step checklists help you avoid missing anything before submitting to Dubai Municipality, Trakhees, the Dubai Development Authority or Abu Dhabi OSHAD. Each item is drawn from requirements already recorded on the site. Tick and print them without an account, or save progress per site in your workspace.

Refreshed page images across training, plans, guides and platform pages

Training, pricing, legal, guides and platform pages now each show their own image in the current Site Safety UAE style, replacing the single picture previously reused across most of the site. The Free Tools page also has a new header image with the Site Safety UAE logo.

Approval emails and an OSHAM approvals dashboard

When a permit, incident or RAMS draft is approved or rejected, the submitter and the workspace owners and admins now receive an email with the decision and the reviewer's written response. A new OSHAM approvals dashboard lists every permit, incident and RAMS draft in the workspace with its record status, review decision and response, with counts and filters.

Authority review for permits, incidents and RAMS drafts

Signed-in users can write RAMS drafts, record incidents with severity and resolution, and submit their own permits, then send any of them for authority review. Decisions and written responses appear in My submissions on the OSHAD portal. Public previews explain the permit, incident and OSHAD portal tools to visitors.

HSE AI Assistant answering from the training planner, penalties and sources

A signed-in assistant answers OSHAD, OSHA-style and training questions using only the training requirements planner, the penalty data and the Sources register, showing the numbered extracts and official links it relied on. An AI Allowance & Usage page shows remaining actions, history and the upgrade path, and workspace owners are emailed when the shared allowance runs out.

Training booking, UAE training calendar and automatic refresher dates

Book workers onto a course and confirm it onto their training record; marking it complete calculates the next refresher date automatically. The public UAE training calendar lists verified courses by emirate. Owners and admins are emailed for every booking and recorded penalty case, and the penalty calculator shows your own recorded fines next to the legal ranges. Downloaded planners carry the Site Safety UAE source line.

Live shared AI allowance tracking and clearer upgrade prompts

Signed-in customers can now see how many shared AI actions remain across MSRA drafting, root-cause suggestions, document reviews and photo hazard classification. Free, Pro and Enterprise plan pages show live usage, warn when a workspace reaches 80%, explain the next step when the allowance is used up, and include a side-by-side plan comparison covering allowances and included features.

Knowledge Centre Sources register with correction submissions

A new Sources register lists every publication behind the UAE HSE Knowledge Centre with its publisher-stated publication or edition date, verification status, last-verified date and official link. Readers can search the register and submit a correction or updated source directly to the review queue; published details change only after the official record has been checked.

Dubai Municipality compliance portal with outstanding-forms dashboard

The HSE team can now log and track Dubai Municipality compliance forms — project HSE plan, safety officer registration, monthly reports, environmental permits and more — each with reference, preparer, submission date, status, the authority's decision and comments, approval reference, expiry and next due date. The dashboard shows what's logged, with the authority, approved, still outstanding, expiring within 60 days and overdue, with one-tap start for each of the 16 checklist forms.

Security: rate limits on all public submissions

Anonymous visitors are now capped per minute on every public write — hazard reports from QR posters, demo video watches, muster check-ins and kiosk events — so the records can't be flooded, while limits stay generous enough for a real evacuation roll-call. Sign-in pages also refuse repeated failed attempts for 15 minutes.

Daily safety portal with contractor and subcontractor submission links

The HSE team can submit each site's daily safety performance — manpower, hours, permits, inspections, observations, incidents, weather, highlights and concerns — and every contractor and subcontractor can get its own private submission link, no account needed, reporting up to the main contractor, consultant, client or management. You choose which items are required daily, weekly or monthly, and daily figures feed the site's targets, leading indicators and monthly pack automatically.

Water sampling portal, site plan page and per-emirate compliance checklist

Log drinking-water samples with date, site, emirate and laboratory, then track them from sent to result received, with cards for samples at the lab, results back and anything due soon. Each site gains a site plan page — layout, access points, hazard zones, emergency and welfare points — and a per-emirate checklist works out Dubai Municipality and occupational safety compliance status automatically from your water samples, risk register, site plan and daily reports.

Site risk register feeding the leading indicators

A full site risk register tracks identified hazards with likelihood, severity, controls, owner, due date and status — each hazard can reference the site plan drawing, zone, access point and PPE. Verified controls and hazards closed now flow straight into the leading indicators charts alongside critical-control verification rate, CAPA effectiveness, incident data confidence, SIF precursors and exposure concentration.

Monthly safety pack and management report, emailed and print-ready

Build a monthly safety pack for any site — daily reports, KPIs, incidents and budget in one print-ready document — and email it to the consultant, client or contractor contacts you pick, with an optional covering note. A separate monthly management report emails leadership each site's hours, inspections, incidents, KPIs and budget approval status.

Budget tracking with management approvals per initiative

Track planned versus actual spend in AED per site and per initiative, then send lines for approval — owners and admins approve or decline with a note, every initiative shows its state (draft, waiting, approved, not approved), and a changed amount automatically goes back for re-approval.

Site visit tracker and client self-service hours and inspections logging

PMC teams can now log every site visit — date, duration, site, zone, visitor, and findings raised and closed — and see a 30-day visit summary and the latest visits on the PMC dashboard. The client portal gains a log hours and inspections form so figures can be entered directly, with an optional tick to record the entry as a site visit, and the dashboard, plan progress and client KPIs update straight away.

Site plan progress page and plan-versus-actual on the PMC dashboard

A new plan progress page shows each site's planned versus actual hours, inspections and findings with month and zone filters, and the PMC dashboard now includes plan versus actuals per site, latest-month KPI cards and an upcoming inspections list with due dates.

New guide: subcontractor pre-qualification and MOHRE mandates

Published Ensuring Subcontractor Compliance: Pre-Qualification and MOHRE Mandates in UAE Construction — practical steps for vetting subcontractors, the documents to request, and how UAE labour requirements apply on site.

Reliability: saved-language pages load fully and stay interactive

Fixed a startup conflict where a visitor's saved language was applied before the page finished loading, which could leave community, Q&A and breakdown pages blank or reloading. The saved language now applies a moment after the page is live, so pages load fully and stay interactive.

Site profiles, emailed document requests and contractor sign-in for their own documents

Each organisation can now set a site profile — site name, client, location, emirate, plot and permit references, dates, packages and zones — and scope its register, KPIs and client report to it. Document requests can be emailed to a contractor or subcontractor with a secure, expiring upload link that needs no account, and every send is recorded on the document. Contacts can instead be invited to sign in and manage their own company: they upload requested licences, insurance and certificates and keep their expiry dates current, while the project team still approves or rejects each item. A new site breakdown page filters companies and documents by site, package, zone or company with print and CSV output.

Contractor register, document tracker, site KPIs and a one-button client report

PMC teams can now hold one record per contractor, subcontractor, consultant or supplier with package and zone, request a standard document pack in one step, and track each submission through requested, received, approved or rejected with due dates, expiry warnings and file uploads. Monthly worker-hours, injuries, inspections, findings, permits and training feed a KPI dashboard with LTIFR, TRIR, inspection completion and finding closure, and a single button builds a branded monthly client report pack including outstanding documents.

PMC workspaces: tracked checklist, deadlines and a linked risk register

PMC organisations can now create their own workspace, track the first-30-days mobilisation checklist with an owner and deadline per task, and keep a risk register whose rows link to UAE Evidence Matrix law, code and good-practice items. Progress, overdue tasks and open risks appear on the client portal dashboard.

Three new PMC articles: accountability, subcontractor control and permit oversight

Where a Project Management Consultant's duty starts and stops under UAE federal law, Dubai Decree No. (19) of 2025 and ADOSH-SF; how to keep assurance across a long subcontract chain; and what to verify before, during and after a permit to work.

Article: Subcontractor control for PMCs — pre-qualification to close-out

How a Project Management Consultant keeps assurance over a long subcontract chain: pre-qualification evidence that can be re-checked, interface control between trades, competence checks, and findings with severity, an owner, a due date and verified close-out.

Article: Permit-to-work oversight for PMCs on UAE projects

What a consultant should check before a permit is issued, during the work and at hand-back — hot work, confined space, lifting, excavation and energy isolation — without quietly taking on the issuing role.

New PMC section: site setup, mobilisation and HSE assurance

A four-page section for Project Management Consultants: the 30-day setup sequence, responsibility matrix and escalation boundaries, team roles and registers, the HSE assurance system with pre-start gates and ten high-risk activities, plus a printable first-30-days mobilisation checklist with CSV export.

Article: Dubai's 2025–2026 legislation shift for construction safety

What changed when Dubai moved construction safety duties into dedicated legislation — Decree No. (19) of 2025 on safety in construction work and Law No. (3) of 2026 on the quality and safety of buildings — and what each party in the delivery chain now has to be able to show.

Article: heat stress planning as a year-round programme

Why UAE heat stress management is moving beyond the 15 June to 15 September midday break window — acclimatisation, hydration and shade provision, supervisor monitoring and the records that show the programme was actually run.

Article: Abu Dhabi is professionalising OSH roles

How competency and practitioner registration under the ADOSH-SF framework has become the item Abu Dhabi reviewers check first, and what a defensible competency matrix looks like for a construction project.

Article: digital permits and photo evidence on UAE sites

What UAE clients and authority reviewers now expect from a digital permit trail — time-stamped issue and close-out, the method statement revision behind the permit, and photographic evidence attached to the finding it closes.

Article: method statements are getting shorter and sharper

Why UAE reviewers increasingly prefer a concise, site-specific method statement over a long generic one, and the structure that survives review — sequence tied to risk rows, residual scoring and controls with named owners.

New blog archive and author page

Every safety and compliance article is now listed in one archive with dates, categories, reading time and a live search filter, and each article credits a named author page setting out who writes and maintains the guidance.

New article: OSHA standards in the UAE — what applies and what doesn't

OSHA is United States federal law and has no legal force on a UAE construction site. The article sets out what actually governs you — Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021, MOHRE decisions, ADOSH-SF in Abu Dhabi, Dubai's construction legislation and Trakhees — where OSHA material is still useful as technical reference, and how to correct method statements that cite it as the requirement.

New article: MSRA requirements in the UAE

What a UAE method statement and risk assessment must contain — scope, sequence, hazard identification per step, 5x5 initial and residual scoring, hierarchy of control with named owners, permit linkage, competence, emergency arrangements and sign-off — plus the five gaps that get an MSRA rejected.

New article: how construction safety requirements differ emirate by emirate

The federal duty is the same across the UAE, but the framework you are audited against is not. The article compares Abu Dhabi's ADOSH-SF registration system, Dubai's construction legislation and Trakhees jurisdiction, and the permit-led municipal requirements in Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah, with a mobilisation routine for crossing an emirate border.

New article: Dubai safety regulations for construction sites, explained for 2026

A full walkthrough of which Dubai safety regulations apply to a construction site — the federal duty under Decree-Law 33 of 2021, Dubai Decree No. (19) of 2025 on safety in construction work, Law No. (3) of 2026 on the quality and safety of buildings, and which regulator inspects what between Dubai Municipality, Trakhees and Dubai Civil Defence. Every statement links to the authority's own publication.

New article: the UAE compliance checklist for construction sites, by authority

What a UAE compliance checklist should actually contain — company registrations, project HSE plan, permits, method statements, statutory inspections, subcontractor packs and welfare evidence — grouped by MOHRE, ADOSH-SF, Dubai Municipality, Trakhees and Civil Defence, with an owner and review date against each item.

New article: authority inspection readiness for UAE sites

How a UAE authority inspection usually runs, the records that decide how the visit goes, and a twenty-minute weekly routine that keeps permits, expiries, method statement versions and corrective-action close-out evidence current.

Safety plan builder: generate a UAE activity-specific plan from the Evidence Matrix

A new public tool builds a project safety plan in minutes. Pick the emirate, your role and the activities on site, and it auto-fills hazards, risks, controls, permits and the exact documents to hold — each linked to the official UAE authority source. Review, edit, print or export as CSV, then send it straight to a site contact. The plan stays in your browser as a draft until you save or share it.

UAE Construction Evidence Matrix: know exactly what paperwork your job needs

A new free tool. Choose an emirate, a work activity and your role, and get the documentary evidence the project is expected to hold — each item labelled legal requirement, authority framework requirement, code or guideline, or good practice, with the accountable owner and the review trigger. Filter, search, print or download as CSV. Published alongside a full Incident Atlas methodology page that states plainly the figures come from an opt-in reporting sample, plus a downloadable aggregate dataset, and new source-and-review panels on the legal, Dubai regulations, compliance hub and MSRA guide pages showing when each was last reviewed and which authority sources sit behind it.

Fuel storage, plant refuelling and bowsers: 94-point checklist, MSRA hazards and UAE guidance

The fuel storage and refuelling pack now spans 94 checkpoints across 13 sections, including dedicated coverage of refuelling mobile plant and equipment, fuel bowsers and service vehicles, electrical and ignition control, PPE and skin/eye protection, decanting and manual handling. It still covers tank siting, 110% bunding, dispensing rules, fire signage, spill response, generator day tanks, tanker deliveries, environmental protection and security. The MSRA builder gains pre-loaded fuel storage, refuelling, tanker delivery and bowser hazards, and the guidance page explains the rules UAE inspectors check first.

UAE Safety Directory: find HSE contractors, consultants and training providers

A public directory of UAE safety services is live. Visitors can search and filter by category and emirate to find HSE contractors, safety consultants, training providers, equipment suppliers and auditors. Companies apply to be listed with their contact details, claimed approvals and services; every listing is reviewed and approved before it appears, and claimed approvals are clearly marked as self-reported. An owner review queue handles approvals and rejections with notes.

Live MSRA risk builder with PDCA workflow — no login needed

A full Plan-Do-Check-Act MSRA builder is now open to everyone: enter the task, pick UAE or custom hazards, score initial and residual risk on the 5x5 matrix, set controls using the hierarchy of controls, assign permits, and get a generated verification checklist with corrective actions, owners and due dates. Readiness blockers flag what must close before work starts. Print it, or export an Acrobat-safe PDF or CSV — your work saves in the browser automatically.

Dubai and UAE safety regulations hub page

A new page optimised for local searches brings together the rules that matter on Dubai and UAE sites — DM, Civil Defence, ADOSH-SF, MoHRE, Trakhees and federal requirements — and links straight through to the Abu Dhabi checklist and the MSRA definition guide.

UAE safety news feed and construction safety trends blog

Two new reading pages: a curated UAE construction safety news feed with official source links and authority filters, and a trends blog with five source-grounded posts on where UAE site safety is heading. Both carry FAQ and article structured data and are linked from What's New.

Evidence uploads on every checklist run, plus email-to-site-contact

Each live checklist run now accepts photos, permits and plans attached to that specific run — not just the template — with signed links to reopen them later. A new email button sends the completed checklist, its pass/fail summary, failed points, corrective actions and seven-day evidence links straight to the site's contact email.

Ranking analysis and metadata optimisation across key pages

Search Console and keyword data drove new titles and descriptions for the MSRA guide, the Dubai/UAE regulations hub, the printable checklists library and the safety directory — targeting searches like Method Statement Risk Assessment, HSE contractors Dubai and printable UAE safety checklists. A live traffic dashboard in admin now shows clicks, impressions and positions per page.

Free public MSRA template pack — no sign-up needed

The MSRA template pack is now on a public page anyone can download: the pre-filled method statement and risk assessment form (PDF and Word), the 5x5 risk scoring matrix with action rules, the 30-point review checklist (PDF and CSV) and a scored example risk register for Excel. The page previews every section and links to the MSRA definition guide and printable site checklists.

Sign-up confirmation emails and a full sign-up history

New sign-ups now receive a branded confirmation email pointing them to Start Here, the printable site checklists and the MS/RA builder. The counters page carries a sign-up history table showing who signed up, their company, where they came from, the date and time, and whether the confirmation email went out, with a button to send or re-send it.

Downloadable MSRA template pack: form, 5x5 risk matrix and review checklist

A ready-to-use MSRA pack is now in the admin area. It holds a pre-filled method statement and risk assessment form covering document control, scope, UAE authority references, roles, plant and PPE, step-by-step sequence, emergency arrangements and sign-off; the 5x5 risk matrix with severity, likelihood and action rules; and a 30-point MSRA review checklist. Download as PDF, Word, CSV or Markdown, with an example risk register you can open in Excel. Linked from the MS/RA assistant.

Site profile pages: details, contacts and checklists in one place

Every site now has its own profile: name, code, client, main contractor, full address, emirate, dates and notes, plus an unlimited contacts list with roles, phone numbers, emails and a primary contact flag. The same profile lists the checklist templates saved for that site and every live or completed checklist run, so you can open one straight from the profile. Printed templates pull the site's own name and address from this record.

Site address and contact details on printed checklists

Each site now carries a full address plus a named site contact with phone and email. Set them once in the site owner portal and every printed site checklist template shows the site's own details in the header — no more handwriting them in.

Weekly Friday backlink check reminder

Every Friday morning an email lands with the week's backlink position: how many new referring domains appeared, how many are flagged as junk, whether a disavow re-review is due, and step-by-step links into Search Console for the manual actions check and the Latest links / More sample links exports, plus a button straight to the link watch page to import the files.

Full MSRA (Method Statement Risk Assessment) guide published

The MSRA answer page is now a complete definition guide: what the term means, what the document must contain, the UAE laws and authority requirements behind it (MOHRE, ADOSH-SF, Dubai Municipality, Civil Defence, Trakhees, ISO 45001), 5x5 scoring bands, who prepares, reviews and approves it, a ten-step writing sequence, and direct links to the free MSRA content checklist, templates pack and the high-risk site checklists.

Document and evidence uploads now reliable across sites and checklists

Uploading a permit, MSRA, incident report or authority rule into a site's document library, and adding evidence photos inside the live checklist app, now work first time on phone and desktop. Files are held in private storage that only the owning organisation can read, and downloads use short-lived secure links.

Every downloadable PDF now opens cleanly in Adobe Acrobat

All PDF downloads across the site — checklists, permits, incident reports, registers, badges, audit packs and proposals — are now produced as complete files that open in Adobe Acrobat, the reader most UAE sites and authorities use. If a browser blocks the download, the document opens in a new tab instead.

Site logo watermark on free documents, plan-aware branding everywhere

Free checklists and documents now carry the Site Safety UAE logo as a soft 10% background watermark so the page stays easy to read while the source is clear. Paid plans keep a discreet mark, Enterprise stays white-label, and demo/sandbox exports remain clearly marked as demonstration copies.

Phone-first field checklist app and site progress scoreboard

Crews can complete any site checklist on a phone and send the result straight to the dashboard. A site progress page then shows which checklists each site has completed, the score for each one, and a CSV download of every site for reporting and client packs.

Share results outside your organisation with an access code

Completed checklists and site progress reports can be shared with a client, consultant or authority through an expiring link protected by an access code you set. Links can be revoked at any time, every view is logged, and shared pages are kept out of search engines.

All 26 printable field checklists added to the free tools page

The free tools page now lists every printable field checklist grouped into authority packs, welfare, high-risk works, plant/power/fire and management/environment, so UAE construction HSE teams can print what they need without signing in.

Checklist dashboard, automatic due reminders and pre-filled site printouts

A new site checklist dashboard shows the most overdue checklists, the next due dates and how many checkpoints passed or failed at each site, and it is linked straight from the tracker. Checklists that are overdue or due within three days now trigger an automatic email reminder to your owners and admins each morning, and the tracker has a button to email a reminder immediately as well as a one-tap link that reopens that exact checklist in the live app. Per-site templates now print as a clean sheet with the site name, code, company, client, location and date already filled in.

Live checklist app, per-site templates, tracker and sign-up recording

Every checklist in the library now opens as a live app: tick each point yes, no or not applicable, add comments and corrective actions, name who is responsible, set a due date and attach photo or document evidence that anyone in your organisation can see. A new templates page lets you tailor a checklist for a particular site before printing, a tracker page lists every checklist run with its points, owners, due dates and progress (with a CSV download), and a sign-ups page records people who sign up — optionally sending them an invitation to create their account — so they appear on the counters page.

Sign-up, download and traffic counters in one place

A new owner-only counters page shows new sign-ups, blocked sign-ups, document downloads, download links issued, template downloads, demo requests, contact enquiries and pages opened — for today, 7, 30 or 90 days, or all time. It also shows sign-ups and downloads per day, the most downloaded documents, the company domains requesting them and the most opened pages, with each counter linking to the detailed log behind it.

Admin home page listing every admin tool, owner-only

The admin area now opens on a searchable home page listing all 92 admin tools grouped by purpose — registers and compliance, security and access, sales and billing, SEO and content, community, email, QR posters, AI credits and platform health. Access stays restricted to the site owner account: admin role alone is not enough, on both the English admin area and the Arabic admin console, and the same owner check is enforced on the server for admin actions.

All 48 controlled checklists expanded to 86–93 checkpoints

Every checklist in the Controlled Checklist Library (Parts A–L) has been rewritten in depth, so short 5–18 line forms are now full audit packs of 86 to 93 checkpoints. Each line gives the site area, the requirement, the evidence or acceptance criteria, who is responsible and how often it is checked, referencing MOHRE, ADOSH-SF, Dubai Municipality, Civil Defence, EAD and Trakhees requirements where relevant. Status, comments, corrective action and sign-off fields still export to CSV, Markdown and PDF.

Site owner portal — create sites and assign reviewers and contractors

Owners and admins can now create, edit and close their own sites, then name the people attached to each one: reviewer/approver, contractor, client or consultant, with company and email. Once a site exists, permits, inspections, MSRA documents and checklists attach to it, so the Mobile Dashboard, Site Hub and Site Report show real counts instead of zeros. Site teams are visible only to the organisation that owns the site.

Site report with CSV download, plus the Friday email now grouped by site

A new report page totals permits, inspections and MSRA documents for every site and breaks each one down by status, with headline totals, a CSV download and a print/save-as-PDF copy. The Friday summary email now carries the same per-site breakdown alongside the week's totals and the latest permits, inspections and MSRA documents raised.

Per-site document library for permits, MSRA, incident reports and authority rules

Every site page now has a Documents tab where teams upload permits, MSRA/RAMS, incident reports, authority rules and supporting files with a title, reference, document date, expiry and notes. Documents are searchable and filterable by type, stored privately, visible only to the owning organisation, and shareable with a secure time-limited link for clients, consultants or authorities.

New 'Start here' onboarding walkthrough for first-time visitors

A public onboarding page walks new visitors through Site Safety UAE in a seven-chapter video: workspace set-up, plans and registers, the dashboard, daily operations, project close-out, authority references, and search/heat stress tools. Each chapter is clickable so users can jump to what matters, and every page can be shared straight to a WhatsApp group, LinkedIn, email or copied link.

Dashboard MSRA builder and Site Hub now live

Signed-in teams can now draft, save and progress Method Statement + Risk Assessment documents inside the dashboard with 5×5 scoring, hazard/control fields, status workflow and print-to-PDF. The new Site Hub aggregates permits, inspections, MSRA documents, risk registers and template approvals for each organisation in one place.

Hindi MSRA templates, risk register walkthrough and FAQ

The Hindi guidance hub now includes the eight SSU-MSRA template cards, an interactive risk-register checklist, permit-to-work, inspection-to-action and audit-pack walkthroughs, and a Hindi-language FAQ covering UAE safety law, MSRA templates and the risk register — all with Devanagari navigation and canonical/hreflang metadata.

Resource library with real UAE HSE guides, checklists and case studies

The dashboard Resources widget and standalone Resource library are now populated with authority-referenced UAE HSE publications, checklists and case studies. Search and filter by topic and authority, save bookmarks, and mark items as read. New publications are linked from the Hindi and Arabic hubs as well as the English dashboard.

Hindi HSE guidance hub: dashboard, registers and risk register

New Hindi-language guidance pages explain the Site Safety UAE dashboard, 30+ HSE registers, and the risk register workflow in Devanagari. Each page mirrors the Arabic guidance structure, keeps English app names for clarity, and carries its own canonical, OpenGraph and hreflang metadata so Hindi queries can surface the site.

Interactive risk register with a worked UAE construction example

The Risk Register page now includes a step-by-step guide for a slab-edge work-at-height task: 5×5 initial and residual scoring, hierarchy-of-controls prompts, owner/review triggers, and a think-about checklist. Visitors can click through the checklist and save answers locally; signed-in organisations can persist answers to a scoped table and receive a generated risk summary.

Demo walkthrough paths from the Start page to real dashboard pages

Three public walkthrough pages now guide visitors from the marketing 'Start where it matters' section into the live product: Permit to Work, Inspection to Action, and Authority Audit Pack. Each walkthrough explains the workflow, shows the fields inspectors use, and links into the real dashboard tools.

MSRA / RAMS templates now searchable by code and activity

The eight free UAE Method Statement + Risk Assessment templates (SSU-MSRA-01 through SSU-MSRA-08) are now indexed in site search, so queries for 'MSRA', 'tower crane erection', 'confined space entry' or a template code return the templates page directly. Updated-date metadata is also generated for every dynamic /tools/$slug route.

All 91 awareness modules now available in full Arabic

The Arabic awareness library is complete: every one of the 91 modules now has a full Arabic course page — objectives, lesson content and the knowledge quiz — with question count, option order and answer alignment matched to the English source so scoring stays identical in both languages. The English course pages carry Arabic hreflang again, all 91 Arabic URLs are in the sitemap, and the robots exclusions and English fallback redirects for untranslated slugs are gone.

Arabic section paths and category pages for the awareness library

The Arabic library gained the same navigation the English one has: a sequenced sections view (enabling works, excavation and temporary works, dewatering, monitoring, permits and SIMOPS, emergency and rescue, mobilisation and authority handover, high-risk controls, access at height and over water) and a browsable page per category. Both are right-to-left, carry their own Arabic metadata and breadcrumbs, and are listed in the sitemap.

Rules Library: edit authority requirements by site area and load consultant/client SOPs for suggestions

Organisations can now maintain their own authority requirement library inside the dashboard. Each rule is grouped by site area — welfare, working at height, PPE, excavation, lifting, fire, hazardous substances, environmental and more — and tied to the relevant UAE authority. Upload or paste a consultant, client, developer or internal document and the site will suggest 5–30 checklist items to add or edit, which the user can accept, modify or dismiss before anything is saved.

Site checklists rebuilt with real authority rules for everyday field use

The printable site-checklist collection now contains 26 packs covering welfare, induction/PPE, work at height, scaffolding, excavation, lifting, confined spaces, permits, demolition, plant, MEWPs, electrical, hot work, hazardous substances/SDS, emergency/first aid, environmental controls and monthly HSE audit. Every item maps to a named UAE authority instrument — MOHRE, ADOSH-SF, Dubai Municipality, Civil Defence, EAD or Trakhees — so users can print one list and use it on site.

Contractor portal: upload permits, MSRA documents and track approvals

Contractor organisations can sign in to a dedicated portal to upload permits, MSRA/RAMS documents, certificates and supporting documents, request templates and see the live status of each submission. Reviewer decisions, notes and signed downloads flow straight back to the contractor dashboard.

Mobile dashboard for field teams: permits, inspections and MSRA on phones

A phone-first authenticated dashboard lets site teams track permits, inspections and MSRA documents from any phone. Search and filter by site and status, tap through to details, and access quick links to report an incident or start a patrol. The experience is designed as a PWA shortcut so it behaves like an installable app.

Phone-first reviewer app for permits, MSRA and template approvals

Reviewers can now approve or reject permits, MSRA/RAMS documents, safety records and template requests from a phone-first interface. Every decision is written to an immutable review log showing who reviewed what, when and the outcome, so approval history cannot be lost or altered.

Incident report form now stores reports and emails the response team

The public incident report form is fully wired up: validated submissions are stored against the organisation, assigned a reference number, and emailed to the configured response team. Drafts are preserved if the user is interrupted, and successful reports link straight into the incident register.

Fire-watch patrols: offline capture, impairment boundaries and per-check records

Fire-watch patrols can now be captured on a phone with no signal and synced centrally later — each batch is idempotent, so a retry never duplicates a log, and corrections are recorded as immutable amendments rather than edits. Patrols bind to a versioned impairment boundary (provisional, confirmed or superseded) with its own hot-work restriction and watch interval, the logger blocks hot-work statuses the boundary forbids and warns when the interval has lapsed, and every patrol now stores one row per check across seven check types with pass / attention / critical / not applicable and a note.

Patrol actions, evidence attachments and an HSE review queue

Findings raised on a fire-watch patrol now run a full lifecycle — open, acknowledged, in progress, verified, closed — with priority-driven response windows from one hour to seven days and closure blocked until field verification is recorded. Photos and PDFs attach to an action through a private evidence store with short-lived signed links, and the fire safety / HSE review queue sorts the worst conditions and oldest open actions first, with reviewers accepting, accepting with comment or returning for clarification. Nothing here notifies an authority, client or insurer; these remain field records.

Environmental CAPA escalation engine and subcontractor risk boards

Environmental Assurance gained a CAPA escalation tab: configurable overdue cadences per project, deterministic escalation triggers, and a prioritised queue that flags where a human decision is required. Alongside it, subcontractor non-conformances are scored on a 5x5 matrix with mandatory overrides for unauthorised discharge, pollutant migration, suspected illegal disposal and loss of waste traceability, and the waste-transfer chain and disposal-facility licensing audit runs as an evidence-referenced checklist feeding the KPI-breach register.

Insurance endorsements, broker negotiation tracker and outage delay evidence

Assurance & Claims is now its own module carrying the insurance endorsement matrix and suspected-breach notification pack, a broker negotiation tracker with opening asks keyed to that matrix and must-have / overdue flags, and a contemporaneous portal-outage log that calculates chargeable duration net of planned windows, records notice status and lag, scores evidence completeness and drafts a non-admitting delay notice. All records are organisation-scoped and drafts stay drafts until a person sends them.

Construction Extension: 91 bilingual awareness modules, 12 new high-risk controls

The awareness library now contains 91 bilingual modules with the addition of 12 new high-risk construction controls. Two new sections group the content: High-Risk Construction Controls covers life-saving rules, gas cylinders, hot work, lifting and rigging, mobile plant, silica dust, temporary electrical installations and demolition; Access, Height & Work Over Water covers facade and rope access, ladders and step platforms, MEWPs and boom lifts, and work over water. Every module maps to UAE authorities and standards and is available in English and Arabic. (The original August 2026 release counted 87 modules at the time; the library has since grown to 91.)

Worker languages: Malayalam and Tagalog now switch the interface and downloads

Choosing Malayalam or Tagalog now actually changes the interface — the language selector, ?lang= links and the structured data on tools, guides and incident reporting all recognise both. The gated MSRA / RAMS Templates Pack is now issued in Tagalog and Malayalam alongside Arabic, Hindi and Urdu, so a downloaded pack matches the language the worker is reading in. Translations are AI-assisted; the English version stays the official record.

Camp Kitchen & Catering HACCP: eight new food-operations control sets

The camp-kitchen package now covers allergen management, halal assurance and segregation, cold chain and food transport, kitchen fire and LPG safety, waste, used-oil and grease-trap control, the pest control programme, supplier approval with a timed mock recall, and a calibration and verification schedule — each as a requirement / evidence / frequency table. The page also gained a 21-section table of contents and an FAQ so inspectors and kitchen managers can jump straight to the control they need.

Heat Stress & Welfare Operations hub

A dedicated operations hub for the UAE midday break period: break-time principles, shaded rest and hydration provision, acclimatisation for new arrivals, supervisor duties, heat illness response and the records inspectors ask for. It links straight through to the daily heat-stress check and the midday break planner so the plan on the page becomes a record on site.

Worker registry: Emirates ID records, QR badges and clearance reports

Worker and subcontractor records are now keyed to Emirates ID with tiered visibility — admins, HSE and HR see the full record, supervisors and workers see only what they need. QR badges can be printed in bulk, site scans are audit-logged, transfers between sites are tracked, and clearance reports export as branded PDF or CSV. Induction expiry reminders go out automatically at 30, 14, 7 and 1 day, with a renewal scheduling workflow behind them.

UAE Authority Handover Readiness Pack

Twenty-three handover gates covering authority notifications, utility clearances, testing and commissioning evidence and demobilisation sign-off, scored live against your project inputs. A RAG dashboard shows what is ready, what is at risk and what is blocking completion certificate issue, and the whole pack downloads as a working XLSX for the handover meeting.

New narrated modules: HSE Accountability, Sheet Piling, Wildlife Safety, Stop-Work Authority

Four more full-length narrated modules with captions: HSE Accountability (16 min), Sheet Piling, Shoring & Propping (12 min), Wildlife Encounter Safety (12 min) and Stop-Work Authority (10 min), plus a narrated Pre-Task Briefing. Every module now has a blueprint cover, and the library is grouped into themed sections so related briefings sit together.

Faster module discovery: Awareness menu and smarter search

Every awareness module is now reachable in two clicks. An Awareness menu in the site header and on the dashboard lists the full library, Ground Works briefings and every category with live counts, derived straight from the module index. The signed-in Knowledge Search now returns awareness modules and guides alongside your own permits, plans and risk assessments, and matching is more forgiving — “dewatering module”, “sheet pile” and even “sheetpiling” all land on the right module.

Ground Works library: deep excavation, sheet piling, shoring and dewatering

A full Ground Works stream covering deep excavation and PTW interfaces, sheet piling, shoring and propping, construction dewatering and groundwater control, dewatering discharge and environmental compliance, municipal groundwater-discharge approvals, underground services and instrumentation monitoring — aligned to ADOSH-SF v4.0 (July 2024) and ADPHC v4.1 (February 2026), with technical briefings for CoPs 23, 26, 29, 34, 36, 37, 40, 41, 46 and 53.1.

Site mobilisation, demobilisation and final authority handover

End-to-end coverage of site set-up through to closure: mobilisation, demobilisation and authority handover, final utility and environmental clearance (permanent-service transfer vs removal), and authority notification with industrial / free-zone utility handover — including DM, ADM-DMT, EAD and JAFZA email templates and a PM-01 to PM-20 meter closure checklist. The 9-tab control workbook is now at v3.0 with a clickable Start Here page.

Incident Notification Wizard: Form G / G1 and MOHRE routing

A quick wizard that captures incident type and timeline, then works out exactly who to notify and by when — 999 and emergency services, MOHRE within 48 hours, and the correct Form G or Form G1 — and outputs one generated checklist with the statutory deadlines attached, so nothing is missed in the first hours after an incident.

Module versions, change notes and “updated since you last looked”

Modules now carry visible revision badges, and the version is embedded into generated filenames and PDF metadata so you always know which edition you are holding. An admin review-and-publish workflow tracks change notes and citation-source refreshes, and saved progress flags any module whose version has changed since you last opened it.

Labour Camp & Worker Accommodation LinkedIn series (5 posts)

The #LabourCampSafety campaign supporting the UAE Labour Camp & Workers' Accommodation Regulations Hub: the hub launch, fire safety and Civil Defense, the 2026 Ministerial Resolution No. 122 changes, the emirate-by-emirate authority landscape, and the free 62-point compliance checklist. Captions, graphics and hashtag blocks are ready to copy, schedule and share from the admin LinkedIn campaign page.

New: Working at Height LinkedIn series (5 posts)

A five-post campaign supporting the Working at Height hub — the 2-metre trigger rule, suspension trauma and rescue plans, ADOSH-SF CoP 26.0 scaffold dimensions, daily harness and fall-arrest checks (EN 361 / EN 355 / EN 795), and the free 65-item WAH compliance checklist. Captions, graphics and hashtag blocks are ready to copy, schedule and share from the admin LinkedIn campaign page.

New: UAE Site Electrical Safety module

A full temporary-power compliance hub — 9 technical areas, an 82-point interactive inspection checklist, all 7 emirate supply authorities and 12 key standards (DoE EWR 2020, ADOSH-SF CoP 15.0, Dubai Building Code 2021, BS 4363, BS EN 61439-4, IEC 60364 and more). Covers earthing and bonding, isolation and LOTO, distribution boards, RCDs, breakers and LCBs, generators, cabling, and site office and welfare supplies.

Photo and video attachments on incident reports

Attach up to three videos (100 MB each) alongside photos when reporting an incident, with live previews and per-file upload progress.

Resumable uploads that survive a dropped connection

Incident photo and video uploads now resume automatically from where they stopped when the signal drops, instead of restarting from zero.

Clear file type checks before upload

Unsupported files are rejected on the device with a plain-English reason per file. Images: JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, HEIF. Videos: MP4, WebM, MOV.

Media thumbnails on the confirmation page

After submitting a report you now see every attached photo and video, with copy-link and download actions for each file.

Duplicate incident submission guard

If a very similar report was submitted moments earlier, you get an inline confirmation prompt before a second copy is created.

My Reports status tracking with attachments

Follow each report you submitted from Submitted to Reviewed to Resolved, with inline video previews and secure downloads of every attachment.

Admin approval before updates go to LinkedIn

Updates are no longer auto-posted. An admin approves or skips each entry on this page, and only approved updates are published to LinkedIn.

Bilingual UAE Labour Camp Regulations hub

A full EN/AR hub covering Abu Dhabi and Dubai labour accommodation rules, with a 62-item interactive checklist, penalty schedules, and A4 PDF exports.

Executive summary, contents page and HTML export for checklists

The labour camp checklist PDF now opens with a one-page executive summary, a clickable contents page with page numbers, and an open-items register sorted by severity. A copy-ready HTML version is available for emails and tickets.

Configurable risk thresholds

Risk bands behind the executive summary banner can now be tuned in the UI without code changes, and the PDF reflects your settings.

Watermarked reports with integrity signatures

Exported security and compliance reports carry a confidential watermark plus a SHA-256 integrity signature, so stakeholders can verify a report was not altered. Date-range selection and trend charts are included.

Arabic RTL typography and accessibility pass

Sitewide IBM Plex Sans Arabic, mobile-safe letter spacing, cross-tab language persistence, and AA-contrast badge tokens on pricing. Automated screen-reader order and contrast audits now run for RTL pages.

Enterprise storage: 1 TB included, expandable

Enterprise plans now include 1 TB of secure encrypted storage, with additional capacity in 500 GB blocks at $50/month. Large-volume needs are quoted by your success manager.

Simpler mobile call-to-action

Removed the duplicate floating incident button on mobile marketing pages. Visitors use the sticky demo/report bar, while signed-in users keep the quick-capture menu for incidents, inspections and warnings.

ADPHC cancels ADOSH-SF CoP 5.0 — occupational health screening moves to a DoH standard

Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre's code-of-practices directory now lists CoP 5.0 Occupational Health Screening and Medical Surveillance as cancelled, referring users to the Department of Health's Occupational Health Screening and Medical Surveillance Standard V1 (DoH/ST/CHS/OHSMS/V1/26/0000002967), which gives July 2026 as its publication and effective month. Abu Dhabi employers must arrange baseline and periodic surveillance through a DoH-licensed provider at employer cost, and keep health records at least 25 years from the last health procedure. Our article sets out what changed for employers and links the official standard.

AI-assisted incident reporting with photo evidence

Upload photos when reporting an incident and get AI-suggested violations and hazards. Each finding is linked back to the source photo so you can audit the reasoning.

Confidence filtering and inline hazard editing

Filter grouped hazards by AI confidence, rename hazards, and adjust confidence before exporting the incident PDF.

Mobile PWA reporting

Add the Report Incident tool to your phone's home screen. Location and timestamp are prefilled and the form works offline with a saved draft.

UAE authorities directory with 84 authorities

Browse every UAE HSE authority, from ADOSH-SF and Dubai Municipality to Al Ain and sector-specific regulators. Search by emirate, sector, authority type, and keywords.

Interactive UAE emirate map

Click any emirate on the map to jump straight to its authorities and HSE rules.

Public “What’s new” regulatory feed

Track newly added, recently reviewed, and flagged authority links per emirate and authority. Each event has its own detail page and social-share preview.

Report outdated authority links

Users and admins can report broken or outdated links, suggest a correct URL, and add evidence notes. Reports are triaged in the admin dashboard with rate-limiting and spam protection.

Automatic authority link re-checks

Stale links are probed automatically and admins are emailed when a link breaks or is restored.

LinkedIn auto-posting for blog posts

Publish blog posts and automatically share them to LinkedIn with relevant hashtags. Admins can also bulk-share older posts and resources.

LinkedIn share metrics dashboard

Track impressions, clicks, and engagement for each LinkedIn post directly from the admin blog page.

WhatsApp alerts for high-risk PTW permits

When a high-risk permit-to-work is issued or closed, linked site contacts receive a WhatsApp alert so inspection rounds can be coordinated.

Digital signatures on approval workflows

Capture signatures for approve, reject, and implement actions across approval chains. Signed packages are fingerprinted and geo-stamped.

Night Work register with 5-step approval

Manage night work permits with a five-step approval chain, lux-level evidence, and NOC upload requirements.

UAE registries: TPI, Worker Training, Subcontractors, Watchlist

New registry modules support CSV bulk import, MOHRE validation, cross-site watchlist, and PDF assessment reports.

ISO 45001 self-audit and CAPA register

Run ISO 45001 self-audits, track findings, and manage corrective/preventive actions with automated emergency alerting.

Demo video gallery and module walkthroughs

Watch short demos for each module on the /demo page and inside module pages. Video engagement is tracked and a CTA follows each video.

Stripe billing and checkout

Plans are billed in USD with AED auto-conversion at checkout. Webhooks sync subscriptions and entitlements in near real time.

Invite-only Community hub with moderation

Members join by invite, post questions, vote, and get AI-assisted answers. Admins moderate reports, appeals, and pinned resources from a dedicated queue.

Six-language support across tools and guides

Tools, guides, and reports are now available in English, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Tagalog, and Malayalam with browser detection, RTL support, and English fallback notices when coverage is partial.

HSE tools gallery: TRIR, MSRA, RAMS and more

A new tools hub with TRIR calculator, Method Statement / Risk Assessment (MSRA), and RAMS generators. Downloads are gated by email and delivered with localized PDFs.

HSE Legal Guide 2026 and Incident Data hubs

New long-form hubs summarising UAE HSE legal duties for 2026 and aggregated incident data insights, cross-linked to authorities and tools.

Interactive beginner's guide walkthrough

A step-by-step onboarding walkthrough helps new users set up their organisation, first site, and first PTW in minutes.

Enterprise sales quote flow

Enterprise buyers can request a quote with document uploads, check request status, and book a call. Admins triage requests from a dedicated management view.

Step-by-step incident report form

The /report page now guides users through clear numbered steps with per-step validation and offline draft persistence.

Client / Consultant Audit Submission Pack

Assemble evidence into a single audit pack with photo evidence log, emergency response scenarios, and ISO 45001 self-audit outputs.

ADOSH-SF rename and compliance glossary

All references to OSHAD now read ADOSH-SF (formerly OSHAD) consistently, with a new compliance glossary and 'last updated' timestamps on compliance pages.

SEO upgrades: hreflang, JSON-LD, sitemap health

Every tool and hub page now emits canonical, OpenGraph, Twitter, JSON-LD, and hreflang tags for EN/AR/HI/UR/TL/ML. An internal SEO health dashboard tracks sitemap, robots, and JSON-LD consistency.

Single contact email and GDPR page

All contact points now route to info@sitesafetyuae.com and a dedicated GDPR page documents data handling and user rights.

LinkedIn share tracking on updates

Admins can see which updates have already been shared to LinkedIn to prevent duplicate posts, and every update carries discovery tags at the bottom.

Reliability: /health endpoint, correlation IDs, hydration fallback

Added a lightweight /health liveness endpoint, correlation IDs on error pages, structured worker init logging, and a hydration fallback so failed chunk loads show a friendly retry message.