Walks & after-action
Walkdowns and incident reviews matter — but they’re often after the exposure window has closed.
Proactive safety for data-center construction
Stop safety incidents before they happen — on the cameras you already run.
WorkSafeAgent flags high-risk conditions on nominated live feeds and routes actionable clips to your safety lead — while there’s still time to intervene. Not another camera sale. A scoped $1,000 paid pilot for select DC companies.
- Detect High-risk conditions & behaviors on agreed jobsite zones (PPE gaps, fall-from-height cues, exclusion-zone breaches — scoped per pilot).
- Review Your safety sponsor gets short clips + context — not a wall of raw video to babysit.
- Change Intervene on site, then document follow-through. Weekly readout shows what was flagged, acted on, and still open.
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Reserve a pilot seat — $1,000
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Existing cameras
30–45 days
Limited seats
Weekly review
See it in action
Existing cameras. Hazard spotted. Supervisor alerted.
Illustrative demo — how a nominated feed becomes an actionable clip for the safety lead.
Illustrative demo / simulation — not a claim of results on your site.
The costly gap
Most sites record. Few intervene in time.
Cameras are already paid for. The gap is timing and routing — getting the right clip to the right person before an incident report exists.
Video walls nobody can watch 24/7
Feeds exist. Continuous human monitoring of every angle doesn’t. Attention is finite; concurrent trades aren’t.
Paperwork that lags the dirt
Corrective docs trail the work. By then the near-miss is a story in a folder, not a stop on the floor.
Proactive beats reactive — catch it on the feed before it becomes an incident report.
How it works
Three steps. No new camera fleet.
Scoped to agreed feeds and a safety lead who will act on alerts.
STEP 01
Connect
Connect a subset of agreed feeds from cameras already on site — one site or zone for the pilot.
STEP 02
Flag
AI flags high-risk conditions/behaviors on those zones and packages short clips with context.
STEP 03
Intervene
Safety lead reviews → intervenes on site → documents follow-through. Weekly readout closes the loop.
What you actually get
Alert anatomy, condition types, how we handle noise.
No customer logos or invented metrics — just the operating model you’d evaluate in the pilot.
Sample alert anatomy
Alert · Zone B — East laydown
High
- Condition
- Worker in exclusion zone without required PPE
- Evidence
- 15–30s clip + timestamp + camera label
- Routed to
- Named safety sponsor (SMS / email / dashboard — as agreed)
- Next action
- Acknowledge → intervene → mark closed / escalate
Example condition classes
- PPE / readiness gapsHard hat, vest, harness cues on nominated zones
- Fall-from-height cuesUnprotected edges, missing guardrail context where visible
- Exclusion / struck-by zonesPeople entering marked restricted areas
- Agreed pilot classes onlyHazard set locked in kickoff — not “detect everything”
Privacy & retention
Only nominated feeds. Retention and access limited to pilot needs and your written agreement — not a public archive.
False-positive handling
Expect noise early. Weekly review tunes thresholds and dismisses junk so the sponsor’s queue stays actionable — not flooded.
The offer
$1,000. Limited seats. Clear scope.
Concrete outputs you can take to a safety / ops decision — not an open-ended discovery engagement.
| Price | $1,000 paid pilot |
|---|---|
| Seats | Limited — select data-center companies |
| Feeds | Agreed subset of existing cameras on one site / zone Exact count locked at kickoff from what you already operate — we do not sell cameras. |
| Hazard classes | Scoped set agreed in kickoff (e.g. PPE gaps, fall cues, exclusion-zone breaches) Not a promise to detect every OSHA citation category on day one. |
| Sponsor time | ~30–60 min / week for alert review + live weekly session Someone accountable must act on routed clips. |
| Length | 30–45 days |
| Cadence | Onboarding + weekly review |
| Outputs | Alert queue with clips · weekly readout · written end-of-pilot recommendation Expand / adjust / stop — a clear decision, not a vague “keep talking.” |
| Success criteria | Can the sponsor act on alerts in time? Is noise tolerable after tuning? Worth expanding to more zones? Measured in the weekly cadence and final readout — not invented ROI percentages. |
What’s not included
- Unlimited campuses
- Guaranteed zero incidents
- Enterprise RFP theater
- Unsupported “works with every VMS” claims
Fit check
Who this is for — and who it isn’t.
We’d rather disqualify early than burn a seat on the wrong engagement.
✓ For
- DC owners, GCs, and trades with live jobsite video
- A safety sponsor who will use alerts and join weekly review
- Teams ready for a scoped, paid trial on a real project
× Not for
- No cameras (or no way to share nominated feeds)
- No live project / no active construction zone
- Shoppers seeking free consulting or indefinite “exploratory” work
FAQ
Straight answers.
Not selling cameras?
Correct. We work from cameras you already run. The pilot is monitoring + alerting + weekly readout on nominated feeds — not a camera fleet sale.
Why is the pilot paid?
Live setup on real construction video takes focused engineering and sponsor time. The $1,000 fee funds that work and keeps the cohort limited to teams ready to connect feeds and act on alerts. You leave with clips, a readout, and a go / adjust / stop recommendation.
Need enterprise procurement?
Pilot first, then expand. Prove the alert → intervene loop on one site/zone before anyone opens a multi-campus RFP. The written readout is the input for that next decision.
Next step
Ready to stop incidents earlier on your next DC build?
Book 20 minutes to confirm cameras, sponsor, and hazard scope — or reserve a limited pilot seat.
Book a 20-min fit call
Reserve a pilot seat — $1,000
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