Construction and trades
Every card on your crew and every license your company holds, before the GC asks.
Currity tracks OSHA cards, trade licenses, insurance and bonds for contractors, warns you before any lapse, and prints the compliance report a general contractor asks for.
One expired card can keep a whole crew off a jobsite.
What your board looks like
A made up example, counted from today.
- OSHA 30Luis OrtegaExpired
- Contractor licenseCompanyValid
- Forklift operatorSam ReyesDue within 30 days
- General liabilityCompanyDue within 60 days
- Fall protectionJo RiveraDue within 90 days
What the business usually holds
- Contractor license
- General liability
- Workers' comp
- Commercial auto
- Bond
- Business license
What your people usually carry
- OSHA 10 and OSHA 30
- Forklift and aerial lift
- Fall protection
- CPR and first aid
- Crane operator and rigger
- Journeyman and master licenses
- Welding certifications
- DOT medical card
Which ones apply to you depends on your city, county and state, and they may go by other names there. Currity tracks any license or card with a date on it, warns you 90, 60 and 30 days out, then 14, 7 and 1, and on the day, and starts a new account with these lists so you only add dates.