Pricing
One dollar. That is the price.
No seats to buy, no yearly contract, no setup fee, and nothing to cancel. You pay for training that actually gets watched, and nothing else.
$1 plus tax
Per training. Per person. Whoever is paying.
Whoever assigns it pays for it
A builder can cover the contractors under it. A contractor can cover its crew. A crew can cover its own people. And a worker can buy extra training for themselves, on their own account.
Nobody pays twice
A training is paid for once, by whoever assigned it. If nobody trains this week, you pay nothing for that week. Your card is charged once a month.
What a week actually costs
A four-person crew
$4 a week, plus tax — one topic each. Around $208 for a year of documented weekly safety training for the whole crew.
Ten people
$10 a week, plus tax. Less than one hour of a laborer's time, for the week's training and the paperwork that proves it.
Those are worked examples, not packages. You are only ever billed for trainings that were assigned.
Your weekly safety meeting
Use these videos for the weekly safety meeting Washington requires on construction jobs. Each crew member watches the week's video on their own phone, then the crew leader talks with the crew about how it fits this job. The app keeps each person's record: who watched, what was covered and when. These videos don't replace your annual or other required trainings.
Terms
Terms of service will be posted before sign-ups open.
What is not included
R Safety Hub is weekly training and the record that comes with it. It is not a written safety program, a site inspection service, or a consultant. Those are things we may add later — and when we do, they will be priced separately and plainly, so this dollar stays a dollar.
Not sure it fits your crew?
See exactly how a week runs before you spend anything.
How it works