What if every JSA had an experienced safety leader in the room?
Your crews already have JSAs that work. This AI field assistant helps them use those JSAs better in the moment, and get smarter with every job.
What one crew learns, every crew keeps.
We're not asking teams to rethink safety or replace the processes they've already built. We're helping crews complete JSAs faster and more consistently, right in the field. Each completed JSA captures valuable field knowledge, turning lessons learned by one crew into insights that strengthen safety practices across every site. That's how a safety program gets smarter with every job.
Built on what you already have.
Digitizes your existing JSA structure and questions. No rebuild required, and no generic template.
Uses GPS to pin the crew's location.
Site context is captured automatically while they complete the JSA, not typed in by hand.
Coaches in real time.
Guides the crew through the JSA and makes recommendations as they go, by listening to the crew's discussion, reviewing job site photos, and checking task-specific policies and procedures.
Gets sharper with every job.
Customized to your site's specific JSAs and improves as more jobs run through it.
Experienced hands usually know what the hazard is. Saying it clearly, every time, to every crew member, is the harder part. That's the gap this closes.
"Most of the time I already have the knowledge and the ideas for what should go into the JSA. I just can't always find the right way to say it so the crew gets it. This gave me the right words, so the whole crew understood."
See every JSA, not just the one you're standing next to.
Safety professionals get a live view of every JSA being completed across sites, plotted on a map and ranked by risk. Instead of guessing where to spend the day, managers can see where the risk actually is and go there first.
Live location view of every active JSA
Risk ranking across active jobs, not just a completed-forms list
Built for prioritizing field time, not just recordkeeping
Emerging research suggests AI-assisted hazard identification can meaningfully improve on manual review. Recent multimodal safety systems have reported hazard-identification accuracy above 80%, with some models reaching F1 scores above 90% on specific hazard categories.
Source: peer-reviewed safety AI research, ScienceDirect (2024–2025).
Built on experience, not assumptions.
Every JSA carries the weight of what's already gone wrong and been fixed. This tool respects that; it doesn't override it.
Your team keeps its process. The AI just makes it easier to use in the moment.
Better hazard recognition. Faster execution in the field. A safety program that gets smarter with every job.