Safety Dashboard
Display days without incident, safety reminders, PPE requirements, and hazard alerts. Keep safety top of mind for every worker on site.
For Construction Sites & Job Sites
Build a Safer, Smarter Job Site
Display safety stats, project timelines, crew schedules, and real-time weather alerts on any screen. Keep your crew informed and your site compliant from the ground up.
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Real-time widgets with video backgrounds — exactly how it looks on your display
APEX CONSTRUCTION
Oakridge Commercial Tower
Days Without Incident
247
Safety
First
3:40PM
Sunday, September 20
Project Timeline
38% COMPLETE
✓
Site Preparation
Jun 3✓
Foundation
Jul 18✓
Framing
Sep 2ElectricalIn Progress
In ProgressPlumbing
Nov 10HVAC Install
Dec 1Finishing
Jan 15Final Inspection
Feb 20Today's Crew Schedule
32 On Site
| Team | Lead | Hours | Zone | Crew |
| Electrical Team A | Mike Torres | 6:00 AM - 2:30 PM | Floors 1-3 | 8 |
| Electrical Team B | Sarah Chen | 6:00 AM - 2:30 PM | Floors 4-6 | 6 |
| Steel Workers | Dave Kowalski | 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM | Roof Deck | 5 |
| Concrete Crew | Jose Ramirez | 5:30 AM - 2:00 PM | Basement | 10 |
| Safety Inspectors | Pat O’Brien | 6:00 AM - 4:00 PM | All Zones | 3 |
WeatherWORK SAFE
68°F
Partly Cloudy
12 mph NW
H: 74°F / L: 55°F
Humidity: 45%
Site Contacts
Project Manager
Robert Hayes
(555) 234-5678
Site Foreman
Tony Marchetti
(555) 345-6789
Safety Officer
Linda Park
(555) 456-7890
Emergency
Fire/Medical911
Site Emergency(555) 999-0000
Safety Hotline(555) 456-7890
REPORT ALL INCIDENTS IMMEDIATELY
APEX CONSTRUCTION
Oakridge Commercial Tower
Days Without Incident
247
Safety
First
3:40PM
Sunday, September 20
Project Timeline
38% COMPLETE
✓
Site Preparation
Jun 3✓
Foundation
Jul 18✓
Framing
Sep 2ElectricalIn Progress
In ProgressPlumbing
Nov 10HVAC Install
Dec 1Finishing
Jan 15Final Inspection
Feb 20Today's Crew Schedule
32 On Site
| Team | Lead | Hours | Zone | Crew |
| Electrical Team A | Mike Torres | 6:00 AM - 2:30 PM | Floors 1-3 | 8 |
| Electrical Team B | Sarah Chen | 6:00 AM - 2:30 PM | Floors 4-6 | 6 |
| Steel Workers | Dave Kowalski | 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM | Roof Deck | 5 |
| Concrete Crew | Jose Ramirez | 5:30 AM - 2:00 PM | Basement | 10 |
| Safety Inspectors | Pat O’Brien | 6:00 AM - 4:00 PM | All Zones | 3 |
WeatherWORK SAFE
68°F
Partly Cloudy
12 mph NW
H: 74°F / L: 55°F
Humidity: 45%
Site Contacts
Project Manager
Robert Hayes
(555) 234-5678
Site Foreman
Tony Marchetti
(555) 345-6789
Safety Officer
Linda Park
(555) 456-7890
Emergency
Fire/Medical911
Site Emergency(555) 999-0000
Safety Hotline(555) 456-7890
REPORT ALL INCIDENTS IMMEDIATELY
Everything Your Job Site Needs on Screen
From safety briefings to project milestones, Widgitboard keeps your construction displays clear, compliant, and always current.
Project Timeline Tracker
Show real-time project milestones, phase progress, and upcoming deadlines. Keep every crew member aligned on the schedule.
Crew Schedule Display
Post daily crew assignments, shift rotations, and subcontractor schedules so everyone knows where they need to be and when.
Weather Alerts
Display live weather conditions, severe weather warnings, and wind speed alerts. Make informed decisions about outdoor work and crane operations.
Equipment Status Board
Track heavy equipment availability, maintenance schedules, and inspection due dates. Reduce downtime and prevent costly breakdowns.
Daily Briefing Display
Show the morning toolbox talk, site rules, emergency procedures, and visitor check-in instructions on lobby and break room screens.
Why Construction Teams Choose Widgitboard
Professional job site displays that boost safety awareness, reduce incidents, and keep every trade on the same page.
Improved Safety Culture
Reinforce safety protocols with highly visible digital displays at every entry point, break room, and staging area on your job site.
Real-Time Project Visibility
Give superintendents, foremen, and crews instant access to project status, weather conditions, and schedule changes without paperwork.
Reduced Downtime
Display equipment status and maintenance alerts so crews can plan ahead and avoid costly delays from unexpected breakdowns.
Easy Remote Updates
Update schedules, safety stats, and announcements from the office or the field in seconds. No climbing ladders to swap printed signs.
145+
Built-in Widgets
$0
Per-Screen Fees
20+
Keyboard Shortcuts
5 min
Setup Time
Construction digital signage: a practical guide
Construction digital signage is a TV in the site office, break trailer or gate house that shows the day's crew assignments, project milestones, weather and safety reminders instead of a crowded whiteboard. With WidgitBoard you build the board in a drag-and-drop editor, open its link on a Smart TV or Fire TV Stick, and update it from any computer, including from the main office. It costs $19.99 a month for every screen.
How to set up digital signage on a construction site
- 1
Start from the construction template
Pick the construction board and add your company name, project name and colors. It already has space for schedules, weather and safety reminders.
- 2
Add the information crews ask about
Daily crew and subcontractor assignments, delivery windows, upcoming inspections and milestone dates cover most of what gets asked at the trailer door.
- 3
Mount the screen indoors
Put the TV inside the site office or break trailer, open the display link in its browser or on a Fire TV Stick, sign in once and go full screen.
- 4
Name each screen by location
Create named displays such as Site Office, Break Trailer and Gate House, and assign each a board. Schedules can show a morning briefing board before start time on the trailer screen only.
What to show on a construction site screen
Daily crew assignments
Which crews and subcontractors are working which areas today, updated by the superintendent from a phone or laptop.
Weather and wind
The weather widget shows current conditions and the forecast so crews can plan concrete pours, crane lifts and roofing work.
Project milestones
Upcoming phases, inspection dates and a countdown to substantial completion keep everyone working to the same schedule.
Safety reminders
Rotating PPE reminders, site rules and this week's toolbox talk topic, alongside the safety postings you are already required to display.
Deliveries and site access
Expected deliveries, gate hours and laydown area changes so drivers and crews are not surprised.
Urgent site alerts
An urgent announcement with a start and end time takes over the screen for weather shutdowns or area closures, then returns to normal content.
What digital signage costs for a construction company
A typical project runs screens in the site office, the break trailer and the gate or security house, plus one in the company's main office.
- On per-screen plans, 4 screens cost $384–$960 a year.
- WidgitBoard costs $190 a year for all 4 screens — and any you add later.
Per-screen range uses each vendor's published lowest business rate, checked September 2026. Calculate your own setup
Construction digital signage FAQ
What should a construction site show on its screens?
Daily crew and subcontractor assignments, weather and wind forecasts, project milestones, delivery windows, site rules and safety reminders. Use urgent announcements for shutdowns or closures that everyone needs to see right away.
Does digital signage replace required safety postings?
No. Screens can reinforce safety reminders and site rules, but they support rather than replace the safety notices and postings your jurisdiction and contracts require on site.
Do I need special hardware for construction signage?
No proprietary hardware is needed. Any Smart TV, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Raspberry Pi, tablet or computer works. Keep screens indoors or in a weather-rated enclosure; WidgitBoard is software and does not supply outdoor hardware.
What happens if the site internet drops?
The screen keeps showing the last board it loaded. Live-data widgets such as weather refresh once the connection returns, so a patchy site hotspot will not leave the screen blank.
How much does digital signage cost for a construction company?
WidgitBoard is $19.99 a month or $190 a year for unlimited screens. Per-screen signage tools typically charge $8 to $20 per screen per month, so a four-screen project pays $384 to $960 a year on those plans.
Can I try it before committing?
There's no free trial, but you can browse live demo boards on the website first, and every subscription includes a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Guide last updated 2026-09-13
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