Tailgate Daily / Safety talk memberships

Lead the talk.
Not the scramble.

Five-minute safety talks for foremen, supers, and crew leads. Delivered by text and email, with printable sign-in sheets on Pro—so you can focus on the crew, not finding a topic.

One crew. One topic. A better start to the shift.

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Before the work begins

A conversation worth five minutes.

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Our promise to your crew

Short enough for the morning huddle

Plain language, not corporate filler

A supplement to your safety program

Less prep. More presence.

Your morning huddle,
ready to lead.

Built for small contractors without a safety department, and busy supervisors who still want a useful conversation before tools start moving.

One crew or several sites?

Company plans bring multiple supervisors together with English/Spanish versions, a monthly topic calendar, and a log for your records.

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Open your morning talk

Daily delivery by text and email on Pro. No hunting through a binder or writing a topic before the shift.

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Read it. Make it local.

Lead a ready-to-read five-minute talk, then connect the topic to today's tasks, conditions, and hazards. Leave room for the crew to speak up.

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Get signatures. Keep the record.

Print the included Pro sign-in sheet, record attendance, and file it with your company's safety documentation.

A small investment in a daily habit

Pick your pace.

Free: one safety talk per week. SafeHuddle Pro: $20/month for one supervisor login. SafeHuddle Company: $100/month for up to 5 supervisor logins. SafeHuddle Company Wide: $500/month for up to 100 supervisor logins.

See the available membership cards below for plan details and checkout.

Start the shift with intention

Your crew deserves
more than “be careful.”

Make a practical safety conversation part of the routine.

Get your first free month

SafeHuddle talks supplement—not replace—your company's safety program, site-specific risk assessments, required training, or applicable regulations. Supervisors must adapt each discussion to actual job-site conditions and consult qualified safety professionals when needed.