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AI for Construction Safety. Report a hazard without stopping work.

Paper forms don't survive an active job site. Crews report hazards by typing in plain language, from wherever the work is, and Intero turns each report into a case.

Why Construction Safety Needs AI

Active job sites with changing conditions, transient workforces, and tight deadlines that pressure safety compliance. Traditional reporting fails here.

Active job sites change daily. New hazards emerge with each construction phase, making static safety plans obsolete within days.
Transient, contract-heavy workforces cycle through projects. Paper forms and clipboards miss critical reports from workers who don't have time to stop and fill them out.
Work at heights, heavy equipment, and multiple contractors operating simultaneously create overlapping hazard zones that no single supervisor can monitor.
Tight deadlines pressure safety compliance. When schedules slip, safety is the first thing that gets shortcut, especially documentation.
Workers can't stop to fill out forms 40 feet up on scaffolding. If reporting isn't easy, it doesn't happen.

Common construction hazards

Construction consistently ranks among the most dangerous industries. These are the hazards behind most serious site injuries.

Falls from Height

The leading cause of construction fatalities. Scaffolding, ladders, roofs, and open edges create constant fall exposure across every phase of construction.

Struck-By Incidents

Falling objects, swinging loads, and vehicle impacts on active sites. Crane operations, material hoisting, and heavy equipment movement create dynamic strike zones.

Caught-Between Hazards

Trench collapses, equipment pinch points, and unguarded machinery. Excavation work and heavy equipment create crushing hazards that can be fatal in seconds.

Electrical Hazards

Overhead power lines, temporary wiring, and incomplete grounding. Electrocution is one of construction’s “Fatal Four” and often involves workers who aren’t electricians.

Equipment Failures

Crane malfunctions, scaffold collapses, and defective tools. Equipment that moves between job sites may not receive consistent inspection and maintenance.

Contractor Compliance

Multiple contractors with varying safety standards and training levels working simultaneously. Coordinating safety across subcontractors is one of the hardest problems in construction.

How Intero helps on site

Intero removes the barriers that keep hazards from being reported and investigated on an active site.

Conversational Reporting

Workers type safety reports in plain language and attach photos, without stopping work. Intero classifies each one and opens a Case File. No forms, no clipboards.

Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment

Intero's HIRA records the hazards tied to each construction phase, with risk ratings in the Case File. Known risks are documented and assessed instead of left to memory.

Contractor Incident Investigation

When an incident involves a subcontractor, Intero investigates it to a cited root cause and links CAPAs to the responsible owner. Photos attach to the Case File as evidence, and OSHA 300/300A logs are generated from your incidents (DRAFT).

Recurrence Detection

When a new incident is logged, Intero surfaces earlier similar findings from across the sites in your organization. Recurring problems at a specific location or task get connected instead of being investigated from scratch each time.

A hazard reported from 40 feet up.

Illustrative scenario.

A crane operator 40 feet up notices unusual vibration and types a short report from a phone. By the time the operator is back on the ground, the hazard is logged and escalated, and a safety officer is on the way.

Report typed and sent
Equipment integrity: crane vibration
High priority, escalated
Safety officer dispatched

See how AI works on your construction sites

Walk through a live scenario using your job site's hazards and your reporting workflows.