ShellNewHandler VS Migna Safety Solutions

Migna Safety Solutions's answer:

General and specialty contractors, mechanical and HVAC companies, manufacturers, utilities, and facilities teams with roughly 10 to 250 people, usually one safety manager, and OSHA obligations they need to meet without a large EHS department.

Migna Safety Solutions's answer:

Three things. It's one system for the whole program, not a point tool: incidents and OSHA logs, audits, inspections, permits, observations, corrective actions, training, SDS, and site weather alerts. It's priced flat by people on your roster, with no per-seat fees, so you never pay for a crew member to have a login. And every customer runs on their own single-tenant database and deployment, so your records never sit alongside anyone else's.

Migna Safety Solutions's answer:

Most safety platforms were built for a desk and priced per seat. Migna runs the whole program from the safety director's office to the crew's phone: field workers report by scanning a QR code with no login and no app, reports save offline and sync later, and the office side gets OSHA 300/300A/301 on the official forms, audit-ready exports, and a weekly summary. Flat pricing starts at $249/month for up to 50 people, implementation and data migration are included, and there's a public demo you can open without signing up.

Migna Safety Solutions's answer:

Next.js and React on the front end, Postgres for data, deployed on Vercel with one isolated instance per customer. Progressive web app, so it installs on any phone from the browser with nothing to download.

Migna Safety Solutions's answer:

It was built by safety professionals who kept these records themselves in spreadsheets and binders and wanted one place for all of it that crews would actually use. Every module started as something the team maintained by hand on real sites.