Compliance software for demolition contractors.

The regulatory floor for demolition work

• OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart T (Demolition). Pre-demolition engineering survey, utility shutoff, fall protection, stairwell and floor-opening protection, debris removal procedures.
• EPA NESHAP (40 CFR 61 Subpart M). Notification before any demolition; thorough inspection for asbestos before the work begins.
• OSHA 29 CFR 1926.62 (Lead in Construction). If the structure was built before 1978 and you'll disturb painted surfaces, lead exposure assessment and worker protections apply.
• OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1101 (Asbestos). If asbestos-containing material is present, abatement requirements apply before or during the demolition.
• State and local permits. Demolition permits, utility-disconnect verifications, traffic-control plans, and dust-control commitments vary by municipality — see asbestos notification rules by state.

What we actually solve

1. The engineering survey lives where you can find it

Subpart T requires a written survey by a competent person before any structural work starts. You upload the survey against the project; when an inspector asks, you find it in two clicks.

2. Crew credentials are current before the equipment shows up

OSHA 30 for supervisors, HAZWOPER where required, lead and asbestos certifications where applicable, equipment operator cards. Nexus tracks every credential per worker, blocks assignment when a required credential is missing, and warns when one will expire mid-project.

3. NESHAP project data lives with the project

Site address, dates, scope, building information, permit register, contractor and owner. The 10-day notification draws from the same record. We don't auto-generate the state-specific form, but the field-hunt is over.

4. Daily field paperwork that doesn't fall behind

Pre-shift JHA, daily log, daily report, incident and near-miss reports. Mobile forms that work on a phone in the cab. Photos attach in-line.

What you get

• Project records with site information, owner/contractor parties, building information, permits, and a document register for surveys and uploaded plans.
• Worker credentials: OSHA 30, HAZWOPER, lead and asbestos accreditations, equipment operator cards.
• Crew assignment with credential blocking and expiration warnings.
• Daily mobile forms (JHA, daily log, daily report, incident, near-miss).
• Incident tracking with corrective-action workflow.
• Project closeout PDF compiled from daily logs, JHA records, daily reports, permits, photos, and crew credentials.

What we deliberately don't do

• We don't generate the engineering survey or the NESHAP notification form. Your competent person and your regulatory affairs person handle those.
• We don't replace your estimating or accounting system.
• We don't replace your equipment-management system.