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If someone does get hurt, log it once — and the refresher training assigns itself, with a due date. Incident, retraining, completion — the whole chain on the record. That documentation is what stands between a citation and a dismissal.
Incident → Auto-Assigned Retraining — Jobsite Quick Tour
Log an incident once and the post-incident refresher assigns itself with a due date — incident, retraining, and completion stay chained on the record.
By Jobsite · July 15, 2026
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