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Tally Construction Site Safety Dashboard Template
Tally is a single-file HTML safety board for a construction site: days since recordable, permits, TRIF trend, training tickets, and equipment inspections.
Tally is a construction site safety dashboard template built as one self-contained HTML file with a light Hi-Vis theme. It models Aster Block C, a 14-storey mid-rise, at the 06:45 morning board on day shift, and it answers the HSE coordinator's first question: is it safe to start, and what expires today. The file opens in any browser and renders every chart as inline SVG.
Tally leads with the Site Board and the number every crew knows: 148 days since the last recordable, 64 days from the 212 day site record. Beside it, the toolbox talk covers work inside the tower crane slew radius with 78 of 86 workers signed in, the weather gate reads 22 km/h sustained against a 38 km/h stop-work limit with crane ops at GO, and the turnstile shows 86 workers plus 3 escorted visitors. Four more sections carry the compliance work: a permit peg board, a TRIF trend of 0.9 against a 1.50 corporate target, a certification matrix for 5 high-risk tickets, and inspection registers with a defect log.
What is inside Tally
- Days since last recordable counter at 148 with site record of 212 and 64 days to a new record
- Toolbox talk card with topic, leader, duration, and 78 of 86 workers signed in at 91%
- Weather gate with 22 km/h sustained wind, 31 km/h gusts, a 38 km/h stop-work threshold, and a crane ops GO call
- Crew on site count of 86 through the turnstile plus 3 escorted visitors and 2 scheduled inductions
- Permit peg board with 11 active permits, 3 expiring within 2 hours, 4 closed, and 0 overdue returns
- TRIF 12 month trend at 0.9 per 200,000 hours against a 1.50 corporate target
- Event Pareto over 45 YTD events with count and cumulative percentage
- Incident log of the last 6 entries with reference, date, location, description, severity, and status
- Certification matrix across 5 high-risk tickets with valid, expiring, expired, and not required states per worker
- Inspection registers with monthly check progress, tower crane quarterly countdown, and a defect log with tag, action, and status
Specifications
| Format | Single self-contained HTML file; zero dependencies, no build step |
|---|---|
| Theme | Hi-Vis |
| Mood | Light |
| Category | Safety |
| Price | $6.99, one-time |
Who Tally is for
The morning board serves an HSE coordinator: the talk topic, the 91% sign-in rate, the wind reading, and the permit counts are the first 5 minutes of shift.
The permit peg board serves a site superintendent: 11 active permits, 3 expiring within 2 hours, and 0 overdue returns tell him where work stops at shift change.
The Incidents section serves a safety manager's reporting: TRIF at 0.9 per 200,000 hours against the 1.50 target, an event Pareto over 45 YTD events, and the last 6 incident log entries from near miss to recordable.
The certification matrix serves a training coordinator: Fall Arrest, WHMIS, Aerial Lift, Confined Space, and First Aid per worker with 4 states (valid, expiring within 30 days, expired, not required), and 5 tickets flagged for the next 30 days.
The Tower Crane TC-1 panel serves a lift director: a Liebherr 172 EC-B with 6 days to the quarterly inspection, certificate CRN-2261-Q2, and a defect log where a frayed harness sits quarantined and open.
When to reach for it
Tally fits safety software for general contractors or a site intranet. It replaces the whiteboard by the site trailer door and the paper permit peg board.
Tally suits the daily pre-start meeting: the screen already orders the agenda from days since recordable to weather gate, crew count, and permits.
Tally replaces the monthly safety report spreadsheet: the TRIF trend, event Pareto, incident log, and certification matrix are the same 4 exhibits.
Tally suits a display that lives on a site TV. The Hi-Vis theme uses a safety yellow accent, condensed uppercase stats, and large numerals that read across a laydown yard.
Frequently asked questions
Is Tally a full safety management system?
No, Tally is not a full safety management system. Tally is a front-end template: permits, incidents, tickets, and inspections are sample records rendered in the browser. You get the board layout and interactions, and connect your own data behind it.
Can I change the ticket types in the certification matrix?
Yes, you can change the ticket types in the certification matrix. The 5 columns (Fall Arrest, WHMIS, Aerial Lift, Confined Space, First Aid) are table headers in the file, and the 4 cell states are styled classes, so swapping WHMIS for another ticket is a direct markup edit.
How is TRIF calculated in the template?
TRIF appears per 200,000 hours worked against a 1.50 corporate target, over 214,600 rolling hours. The 0.9 figure and trend line are sample values you replace with your own recordables and hours.
Does the weather gate make the GO call automatically?
No, the weather gate does not make the GO call automatically. The gate shows the anemometer reading beside the stop-work rule: 22 km/h sustained against the 38 km/h limit, crane ops GO. The call is sample state, structured so a live wind feed can drive it.
