lumin42 gives UK site supervisors hands-free Voice Reporting plus short, practical safety refreshers built around HSE guidance and CDM 2015 — so hazards get logged on the spot, not lost in paperwork.
Built for UK sites · Supports SSSTS and SMSTS-trained supervisors · No app-store install required
"Open edge on the third-floor slab by the east stair core. Edge protection's been taken down and lads are working nearby. Needs closing off now."
Supervisors already know the risks. What slows them down is stopping work, finding a form, and typing a report on site with gloves on. So hazards get mentioned at the toolbox talk instead of logged — and the pattern never gets tracked.
Voice Reporting turns a spoken observation into a structured hazard report automatically — hazard type, location, priority, and photo, sent straight to the safety manager, with zero typing.
One platform for training, reporting, and oversight — built for how supervisors actually work.
Speak a hazard or near miss and lumin42 transcribes it, sorts it and sends it to the right person, with no forms to fill in.
Short refresher modules for working supervisors, tracked per site and per gang, with completion records. They support, and don't replace, CITB-accredited courses such as SSSTS and SMSTS.
Every voice report is geotagged and plotted in real time, so safety managers see recurring hotspots before they become incidents.
lumin42 flags recurring hazard types by trade, gang or location — so you fix the systemic issue, not just the one report.
Turns this week's actual voice reports into a ready-to-run toolbox talk, so training stays tied to what's happening on-site.
Every report and refresher is timestamped and exportable, ready for an HSE visit, a principal contractor audit or an insurance review. Incidents that may need reporting under RIDDOR are flagged so the responsible person can report them to HSE.
No new hardware, no separate reporting workflow — supervisors use the tool they already carry.
Supervisor holds a button and describes what they see — in plain language, hands still gloved.
Speech is transcribed and sorted by hazard type, then tagged with location, time and priority.
The site manager gets an instant alert, the hazard is logged on the site map, and it's tracked until it's closed out.
Each module follows HSE guidance and the duties supervisors carry under CDM 2015.
The biggest cause of deaths at work. Edge protection, scaffold inspections, ladders and MEWPs under the Work at Height Regulations 2005.
Plant, deliveries and falling objects. Traffic management plans, banksmen and exclusion zones.
Overhead lines, buried cables and live equipment. Safe isolation, permits to work and cable avoidance before digging.
Excavation collapse, temporary works and trapping in machinery. Inspections and who signs them off.
What to do in the first hour, investigating root causes, and which incidents must be reported to HSE under RIDDOR.
Site inductions, daily briefings and toolbox talks that people listen to, and escalating problems fast.
Book a 20-minute walkthrough — bring one real hazard scenario and we'll show you the full path from spoken report to closed-out fix.