Slip, trip, and fall hazard scanner
A slip, trip, and fall hazard scanner finds the floor-level conditions that cause same-level falls in a photo. Upload an image of a floor, walkway, or work area and OSHA Scan flags spills and wet surfaces, trailing cords and hoses, clutter and materials in the path, and uneven or changing surfaces — then references the OSHA standard each may relate to and suggests a fix. Slips, trips, and falls on the same level are among the most frequent workplace injuries in every industry, and almost all of them come from conditions you can see. It is an AI-assisted preliminary review of what is visible in the frame, not a substitute for an on-site check.
- Spills cleaned immediately, signed until dry
- Cords and hoses out of walkways
- Floor surfaces in good repair
- Walkways clear of clutter
What causes most slip, trip, and fall injuries?
Visible floor-level conditions: wet or greasy surfaces, trailing cords, clutter in walkways, and uneven or changing surfaces. Because the causes are almost always something you can see, a photo-based scan is well suited to catching them before someone falls.
Can it measure how slippery a floor is?
No. Slip resistance is a physical measurement a photo cannot capture. The scanner flags visible risk factors — standing water, missing mats, spills — as prompts to act, but confirming actual slip resistance requires an on-site check.
Which industries is this useful for?
All of them. Same-level falls are among the most common injuries everywhere people work, and the causes are consistent, so the scanner is just as useful in a restaurant kitchen, a warehouse, an office, or a construction site.