SCORELINE PARTNERS
Safety & LEM app · guided tour

One shift in the shop and in the field, start to signed field ticket

The lead hand runs the paperwork from one phone, in the shop or on a client site. The client signs the field ticket (LEM) from a link. The office sees tickets, trucks and actions without chasing anyone.

FLRAJHAVehicle inspectionNear missField ticket + client signatureTicketsTrucks, forklift, craneCorrective actions
Every screen below is the working app, filled in for Sample Machine & Welding Ltd., a made-up contractor. Names, clients, rates and numbers are samples. Tap any screen to see it full size.
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In the shop and in the field, on the lead hand's phone

Crews sign on through their lead hand. Nothing to install from a store, and it keeps working with no signal.

01Sign in onceA code by email, once per phone. It stays signed in after that.
02Today's jobsShop and field jobs on one list, with what's done and what's next: JHA, truck check, FLRA, field ticket.
03JHA from the job typeShop welding picks the hot work template: fire, fumes, rigging and lifts, grinders. Field machining has its own. Untick what doesn't fit.
04Hazards, controls, ratingsEach hazard carries its controls and a before-and-after risk score.
05FLRA in progressLockout and the hot work permit go in the log, with the fire watch. The bar shows what's still needed before work starts.
06Crew signs onEach person signs with a finger. Their hours flow into the LEM later.
07Daily truck checkThe service truck before it heads to site. Driver, date and job fill themselves in.
08Walk-around in secondsMark the rest OK, then call out the defects. A defect raises an action for the office.
09Near miss on the spotAnyone can file one. It records what was done right then and who was told.
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The field ticket, and getting it signed

When the lead hand closes out the FLRA on a field job, the field ticket (LEM) is already filled in. The client signs it from a link the same day.

10Crew hours, already thereStraight time and overtime come from the FLRA start and close-out times.
11Line boring bar and bore welderPortable machining equipment by the day, with the unit and what it did.
12Send for signatureA link by text or email. Billing gets a copy automatically.
13What the client seesThe field ticket with PO, WO, hours and scope. No account, no app.
14Approve, comment or disputeThey sign with a finger. A dispute comes back with their comments.
15Signed, same dayThe signed copy is locked. Both sides can print or save it.
16Every field ticket, one listWhich are signed, which haven't gone out, which are still open. Send a batch for signing or export a spreadsheet.
17Priced in the officeRates go in after the client signs, so the field never sees them. Crew size and crew hours are counted for you. Every change is kept in the history.
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The office: tickets, equipment, actions

What would otherwise live in spreadsheets and binders, kept current by the forms the crews already fill in.

18Tickets by personJourneyperson, CWB, crane, forklift, confined space, H2S: green is fine, orange expires within 30 days, red has expired. A copy of each ticket can sit behind it.
19Trucks, forklift and overhead craneService trucks, the forklift and the overhead crane in one register, with insurance and registration dates flagged before they run out.
20Papers on fileAttach the pink card and registration. Crews can pull them up at a roadside check.
21Corrective action logEvery action from every form in one place, with who owns it and when it's due. Overdue shows red. Closing one takes a date and a signature.
22Maintenance on the equipmentThe annual overhead crane inspection logged from the phone. Open actions on that unit show right above.
23The office's morning viewToday's forms, what needs review, open actions, and every ticket and truck paper coming due.
Set up for your company. Your forms, JHA templates (hot work, field machining), crew types, equipment list and client rate sheets are settings, not code. Records are stored in Canada with daily backups.