Salussafety
Vancouver, CA · Founded 2018 · 71 employees on LinkedIn · 3 known investors
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SALUS is a safety management software designed for construction field crews that connects compliance processes directly to work operations rather than treating safety as disconnected paperwork.
Also known as SALUS · SALUS Safety
Founders & leadership
Salussafety was founded in 2018 by Gabe Guetta and Rob Clifford.
Investors · 3
Company profile
researched Aug 2026SALUS provides an operational safety and intelligence platform aimed at trade contractors in construction. The product is built around a mobile-first, crew-facing application that captures what happens on the jobsite — worker, crew, task, site, time and source — and consolidates it into a single connected operational record shared across the organization. Capture methods include QR scanning, voice input, photos and signatures, with offline and multilingual support.
The platform is organized into three stages. "Ready the work" covers pre-work readiness: worker orientations, certifications, training, permits, equipment and subcontractor readiness. "Run and record the work" provides crews with job hazard analyses (JHAs), pre-task plans (PTPs), forms, permits, safety data sheet (SDS) access, equipment workflows, corrective actions and operational-event capture. "Understand and prove the work" turns incident and inspection records into risk intelligence, reporting, a Trust Portal and review-ready evidence. Project data synced from project management platforms is combined with field data to enrich the record.
Layered on the platform is Rosie, described as the contractors' AI admin and risk assistant. Rosie is positioned as permission-aware, source-linked and human-approved, and works across four functions: creating crew-ready controls such as JHAs, toolbox talks, plans and forms from standards and project requirements; structuring field capture at the source; monitoring readiness, permits, incidents, corrective actions, equipment and portfolio risk; and assembling source-linked reports and evidence for human review, including responses to backcharges and delay claims.
Business model
SALUS sells software to contractor organizations, positioning a single crew-first application plus an operational and readiness platform as a replacement for multiple point tools. Value is framed around lower administrative overhead, higher labor productivity and margin protection against claims, backcharges and disputes.
Traction
The company's site reports 14,000 customer companies, 400,000 users, 150,000 sites and 1 billion field data points collected, along with a 4.7/5 G2 rating from 62 reviews verified in August 2026. Named customers providing testimonials on Rosie include Chinook, Smith Bros & Wilson and On Side Restoration, with users citing time savings in safety administration.
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Market position
Positions itself as construction safety software with high field adoption and crew-level intelligence, and cites a top performer designation and a 4.7/5 rating from 62 reviews on G2 as of August 2026.
The company frames its differentiation around earning the field record rather than requesting it: a low-friction, crew-first capture experience intended to drive adoption, producing contextual, contemporaneous and structured crew-level data at the source. It contrasts this with high-friction tools that yield partial site data and dashboards with gaps, and argues that combining this record with Rosie yields source-linked answers and evidence unavailable elsewhere in a contractor's systems.
Technology
A mobile-first field application supports offline and multilingual data capture via QR scanning, voice, photos and signatures, producing timestamped, structured records tied to worker, crew, task, site and time. Records are unified into one operational dataset that can be enriched with project data synced from project management platforms. The Rosie AI assistant operates over this record and is described as permission-aware, source-linked and requiring human approval, generating controls, structuring input, monitoring risk and assembling evidence-backed reports. The company publishes an AI methodology document.
Go-to-market
The website markets the platform by role — safety directors, operations and executives — with dedicated pages, product demos of SALUS and Rosie, and customer stories.
Trade contractors and complex trade contractor organizations in construction, with role-specific offerings for safety directors, operations leaders and executives; customer references include restoration and general contracting firms such as Chinook, Smith Bros & Wilson and On Side Restoration.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Salussafety do?
- SALUS is an operational safety and intelligence platform for trade contractors, with an AI assistant called Rosie.
- Who founded Salussafety?
- Salussafety was founded by Gabe Guetta, Rob Clifford in 2018.
- Who are Salussafety's investors?
- Salussafety's investors include Outsiders, Prudence, Mistral Venture Partners.
- Where is Salussafety headquartered?
- Salussafety is headquartered in Vancouver, CA.