The AI OSHA inspection tool that reads a job-site photo
OSHA Scan is an AI OSHA inspection tool: you upload a photo of a work area and it returns a preliminary safety review in seconds. It flags the hazards visible in the frame, references the OSHA standard each one may relate to, computes a 0-100 compliance score from what it finds, and lists a suggested fix for every item. There is no setup and no safety background required — if you can take a photo, you can run an inspection. It is an AI-assisted first look that helps anyone on site catch obvious hazards early, not a replacement for a qualified safety professional.
- Define the scope before you walk
- Photograph systematically, area by area
- Capture people and PPE at working distance
- Cover work at height
What is an AI OSHA inspection tool?
It is software that reviews a job-site photo with computer vision and returns a preliminary hazard report — flagged hazards, the OSHA standard each may relate to, a compliance score, and suggested fixes. OSHA Scan does this in seconds from a single image, with no safety training required to run it.
Is it an official OSHA inspection?
No. OSHA Scan is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or certified by OSHA. A scan is an AI-assisted preliminary review to help you spot and prioritize hazards; it is not an official OSHA inspection or a determination of legal compliance.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. You can run a scan and see a result without creating an account. A free account unlocks full saved reports, history, PDF and Excel export, and team features.
What kinds of sites does it work on?
Any setting you can photograph — construction, warehousing, roofing, food service, manufacturing, and general facilities. The pages in this hub cover the most common jobs, sites, and specific hazards the scanner handles.