Job site photo inspection: walk the site with a camera
A job site photo inspection turns the pictures you already take on site into documented safety inspections. Photograph any work area — the framing floor, the trench, the laydown yard — and the AI reviews the frame for visible hazards: debris and protruding nails in walkways, cords run through water, open edges, ladder setup, missing PPE. Each finding returns with the OSHA standard it may relate to, a suggested fix, and a 0-100 score for the area, all in seconds. It is free to try with no account, and it is an AI-assisted first pass — the competent person on site still verifies every finding.
- Follow the same route every time
- Shoot wide before you shoot close
- Get the ground in every frame
- Photograph every edge and opening
What is a job site photo inspection?
It is a safety inspection performed from photographs of the site. You photograph work areas the way you already do for progress documentation, and the AI reviews each frame for visible hazards — housekeeping, cords, edges, ladders, PPE — returning findings with the OSHA standard each may relate to, suggested fixes, and a 0-100 score. A competent person verifies the findings on site.
Does it replace the competent person's walk?
No. It gives the walk a head start and a record. OSHA's construction standards put specific duties on a competent person that no photo can satisfy — soil classification, fall-protection anchorage, scaffold sign-off. The scan surfaces the visible conditions fast; the person verifies, prioritizes, and covers what the camera cannot see.
Can I use the reports for GC or owner documentation?
Yes — each scan saves as a dated, scored report with findings and corrective actions, exportable as PDF or Excel. Superintendents use the week-over-week scores of the same areas as safety documentation for GC prequalification and owner reporting.
Is it free to try?
Yes: upload a job site photo and see the compliance score and hazard count with no account. A free account unlocks the full finding-by-finding report with OSHA references, plus 5 free scans, saved history, and export.