Buttcon is an employee-owned Canadian contractor delivering institutional, commercial, industrial and multi-unit residential projects, known for fast-tracking complex builds.
Buttcon had wanted to digitise contractor safety certification for seven years, and no tool fitted the way the business actually worked. Paper certification was slow to administer, inconsistent to deliver, and produced no view of what contractors actually knew.
In 2020, Buttcon converted its existing PowerPoint contractor training into interactive video with assessments built in, using LUMA1. Contractors who pass earn a digital certificate and a sticker for their hard hat, so clearance is visible at a glance on site. The first certification was built and launched in under two weeks. Buttcon has since digitised its entire certification and training portfolio, from safety protocols to training staff on the business systems they use every day.
Cost savings in the six figures and growing. A workforce that can see who's certified from across the site. And for the first time, a clear view of knowledge gaps across contractors and employees, feeding both safety and productivity.
"Transitioning to online certification with LUMA1 was a game-changer for Buttcon. The process was not only seamless but remarkably swift, revolutionising how we train and certify our contractors and staff."
Standalone. From PowerPoint to live certification in under two weeks, no IT project required.
