SALUS Technologies raises $8 million to improve safety in construction and other industries

VANCOUVER: SALUS Technologies, a software company based in Vancouver, has secured $8 million in a Series A funding round from New York investors. The company develops safety management software that helps field workers and safety professionals comply with regulations and reduce risks in their daily operations.

The new funding will enable SALUS to enhance its software functionality, increase worksite safety, and expand its customer support and marketing efforts. The company will also hire more specialists to achieve new levels of innovation in safety.

The SALUS platform allows field workers to submit safety documentation from their mobile devices, giving real-time insights into their team’s safety compliance. The company’s vision is to empower more businesses to embrace safety as a priority.

Gabe Guetta, CEO and Co-Founder of SALUS, said: “As market leaders, we need to be consistently pushing the limits of what’s possible. This funding will allow us to power safety workflows and processes in new ways for our customers.”

SALUS has also received over $2.6 million from the Government of Canada, as part of PacifiCan’s Jobs and Growth Fund, to support innovative businesses and create quality jobs in the province.

“We’re breaking down barriers in the safety industry through the use of technology,” said Rob Clifford, CTO and Co-Founder of SALUS. “Our primary focus is to make safety information more accessible to leaders, through a platform that is approachable to field workers. That’s how we empower organizations to proactively address safety concerns.”

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