SAFETY GUIDES
OSHA basics, what to do when a worker gets hurt, and the insurance a trade business actually needs.
Showing 5 of 5 guides
Tool safety and maintenance: the schedule most shops skip
Tool upkeep never feels urgent until something kicks back or lights up a panel. A maintenance schedule that sticks, and what to write down when you run it.
Lead, asbestos, and mold: when to walk away from a job
Open up an old house and you can hit lead, asbestos, or mold. Here's how to spot each one, what the law says, and when walking away beats swinging a hammer.
When a worker gets hurt: what to do first
A worker gets hurt and your head goes blank. Here's the order to work in: make it safe, call for help, don't move them, start the reporting clock, document it same day.
OSHA basics every trades owner should know
OSHA isn't just a big-company problem. The rules that actually apply to a small shop, the one call you have to make within hours, and where trades get written up.
Insurance for the trades: what you actually need (and what you're buying twice)
GL, workers comp, commercial auto, tool coverage, and umbrella — what every trades shop actually needs, what you're buying twice, and the exclusions that sink claims.
BUILT BY PEOPLE
WHO HATE
SOFTWARE TAXES.
Start Free with no card, or choose Founders: first month free, then $150/mo base with unlimited standard plug-in slots. Premium add-ons and payment fees are separate.