PretaktBuilt for the floor where the work actually happens.
Take a photo of the job. Speak a short description. Pretakt returns an OSHA-defensible hazard analysis, controls ranked by the OSHA hierarchy, the PPE list, the permit list, the pre-job briefing, and supervisor sign-off — in under a minute.

- Hot-work sparks & slag — clear combustibles within 35 ft.1910.252(a)(2)(i)
- Eye/face PPE — shaded auto-darkening lens ≥ shade 5.1910.252(a)(2)(iii)
- Fire-watch posted for the full duration of the work.1910.252(a)(2)(iv)
The gap below the enterprise tools and above the clipboard.
Intelex, Cority, and VelocityEHS are right for the 500-employee manufacturer with a dedicated EHS director. SafetyCulture is right for the multi-site franchise. They are wrong for the 40-person fabrication shop whose safety officer is also the shipping lead.
The vast majority of SMB manufacturers do not have a binder for JHAs because assembling one takes an afternoon and they cannot read yesterday’s handwriting. Pretakt replaces that afternoon with one photo and one sentence. Implementation is hours. The first defensive record ships the same morning.
Three actions. Less than a minute. Defensible on the spot.
Buy only the workflows you actually run.
Pretakt is module-priced. A 40-person fabrication shop usually buys four modules — not a platform.
- Per-machine energy source library
- Group lockout with crew sign-on
- Zero-energy verification log
- Auto-flagged hot zones from the photo
- Fire-watch assignment & sign-off
- 60-min auto-expiry with reissue
- Atmospheric testing step gates
- Rescue plan ready before entry
- Live attendant timer & check-in
- Per-contractor verification log
- Site-specific hazard briefing
- Auto-archive both sides of the audit
Module pricing scales with facility active users and the workflows enabled. One shop, one bill — not per-user surprises. Request the current price list: pretakt@polsia.app.
Upload a job-site photo. Watch the JHA write itself.
No account. No scheduling. Pretakt reads the photo for context, matches your short description to its OSHA-tuned library, and returns a defensible analysis — hazards, hierarchy-of-controls ranking, PPE, and the cited 29 CFR sections — in under a minute.
You are not paying for “AI.”
You are paying to walk into an OSHA audit with traceable records, to standardize assessments across shifts, and to turn an afternoon of incident paperwork into a minute.

OSHA-style audit · review & sign-off on the floor.
A library tuned to OSHA, not paraphrased from it.
Every hazard–control pair is written against the actual OSHA standard and the relevant state-plan language. A citation follows the recommendation; an auditor’s first question ("what 1910 section?") is already answered.
Photos, signatures, and approvals become one record.
The timestamped photo, the typed scope, the crew signatures, the supervisor approval, the post-job close-out — all chain to one job record. The spreadsheet that breaks the audit trail never gets written.
A computer-vision roadmap that flags what is in the photo.
Pretakt reads the photo for visible hazards — an unguarded trench edge, a missing hard hat, a blocked egress — and surfaces them in the briefing. Mainstream vendors ship this inconsistently; Pretakt is building it as a first-class capability.
Pretakt against both neighbours.
The questions we hear first.
- 1. Who is Pretakt actually for?
- Shops between 20 and 100 employees that do real physical work — fabrication, welding, mechanical, electrical, building trades, food processing. You are not buying an enterprise EHS platform. You are buying defensibility the moment a job begins.
- 2. Will supervisors on the floor actually use it?
- They have to take a photo anyway, for the binder that no one reads. Pretakt replaces the binder with the same photo and a one-paragraph spoken scope. There is no separate form to learn.
- 3. How does Pretakt compare to a $30k/year platform like SafetyCulture or VelocityEHS?
- Those tools are built for 500+ employee organizations with dedicated EHS staff. Pretakt is module-priced so a 40-person shop buys only LOTO, hot-work, confined-space, or contractor-safety — typically $1k–$5k / mo per facility. Implementation is hours, not quarters.
- 4. Is it defensible in an OSHA audit?
- Yes. Every recommendation cites the specific OSHA or state-plan section. Each job record chains a timestamped photo, the typed scope, the crew signatures, and the supervisor sign-off into one auditable document. The library is updated as standards change.
- 5. What about the data — is it on my servers?
- Records are yours. You can export the full job history at any time. We do not sell or share shop-floor data.
Run tomorrow’s first job through Pretakt.
Create the supervisor account, run your real job through the demo, and Pretakt keeps the photo, scope, sign-off, and audit citation as one record.

