AI for construction › Safety & Quality
The problem
No one got hurt this year. That does not mean your sites are safe.
Most owners judge safety by injuries, and injuries come last. When one finally happens you get a WSIB claim, maybe a Ministry of Labour visit, and a worker off the job.
The fix ↓
Spot the warning signs before someone gets hurt.
For construction companies with 3 to 50 staff. Answer 12 quick questions about the safety work you do each week. Get your score and the 3 things to fix first.
What your score looks like
The 3 to fix first
- No: Do workers report near misses, and does someone act on them?Free fix, start this week: Make it easy: a text or a card. Thank every report. Share what you fixed at the next toolbox talk.
- No: Are safety fixes given a name and a due date, and closed on time?Free fix, start this week: Put every open item in one list with a name and a date. Review it each week until it is closed.
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1. How your company works today
12 quick questions. Answer for how your company works today.
1. Does every site get a written safety inspection every week?
2. Do crews fill a hazard assessment before each task, every day?
3. Do crews get a toolbox talk every week?
4. Do workers report near misses, and does someone act on them?
5. Are safety fixes given a name and a due date, and closed on time?
6. Does every new worker get a site orientation before they start work?
7. Are training records current and on site (Working at Heights, WHMIS, equipment)?
8. Is equipment checked before use, with a record?
9. Do you check a sub's safety before they start (WSIB clearance, training, their plan)?
10. Does the owner or a manager walk sites and talk safety with crews?
11. Does your safety rep or committee meet and inspect the site as the OHSA requires?
12. Do you look at these numbers each month and act on them?
2. Your result is ready. Where should we send it?
It shows right here the moment you tap the button. A copy goes to your email.
Here is your result.
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Fines avoided. Money saved. Hours back.
is the top fine a court can give a company for one safety offence in Ontario. Directors and officers can be fined up to $1.5M each.
of the cost of a job goes to redo work. On a $2M job, that is about $100,000 you can keep.
a week is lost by each person on your team. Most of it goes to redo work and to chase info. You get that time back.
Each number comes from the study named on its card. Your own number is in your free result.
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Rank 4 sites from safest to riskiest.
Use the arrows to put the site you think is safest on top. Then let the AI Employee read the warning signs in each site's paperwork.
Your ranking safest on top
Sorted by you
An example with made-up job details. On a call we run it on your own inspections, toolbox talks, hazard forms and near miss reports.
Want to see each week which site is slipping, before someone gets hurt?
Let AI do the busy work. Your team stays in charge.
- It counts the safety work your team already does: inspections, talks, forms, fixes.
- It shows you each week where the early warning signs are slipping, by site.
- Your team acts on it before something happens.
Around this job, the same AI Employee also:
- Writes the daily site report from notes and photos.
- Keeps the deficiency list and chases each trade.
- Fills the hazard forms and files them by job.
- Tracks training and WSIB clearances, and flags what runs out soon.
- Finds new bids that fit your work, every morning.
30 minutes. We show you this job done on your own work.
Beyond safety numbers.
One AI Employee works across your whole company, from the first estimate to the last warranty call, plus the office work around it. Let AI do the busy work. Your team stays in charge.
- Email triage and replies
- Client and owner updates
- Follow-ups on quotes
- Invoices and payment chasing
- Meeting notes and action items
- New lead replies
- Website and marketing posts
- Booking site visits and calls
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Short answers.
What are leading and lagging safety indicators?
Leading indicators are things you count before anyone gets hurt. Think of checks done or near misses reported. Lagging ones count harm after it happens. Think of injuries and lost time claims.
What are some leading indicators in construction?
Toolbox talks held. Site checks done. Hazards fixed on time. Near misses reported. Workers trained. Each one is easy to count. The scorecard on this page covers 12 of them.
Can you predict accidents on a job site?
Not exactly. But you can see the warning signs. The risk goes up when checks slip. It goes up when near miss reports stop or training lapses.
Why should workers report near misses?
A near miss shows a hazard before it hurts someone. Then you can fix it. If none are reported, most often people are not telling you. It does not mean none happen.
Where do the scorecard questions come from?
They come from the Institute for Work and Health idea of leading signs. They also draw on Ontario rules. We wrote the questions and the weights.
Can AI predict safety incidents?
It can help you see the warning signs early. Our AI Employee counts the safety work your team does now. Each week it shows you where it slips. Your team decides what to do about it.
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