A second set of eyes for PPE gaps, forklift zones, falls and lone-worker check-ins — faces blurred by default.
Concept product. Built with workers, not on them — see Privacy & consent.
One safety lead can't watch every aisle at once. Most near-misses never get written down.
A helmet comes off between walkthroughs; nobody notices.
Painted lines don't stop a blind-corner step.
A night-shift fall can go unnoticed until the next check-in.
A zone breach reaches the safety lead in seconds — not at the next walkthrough.
Foresite runs on the cameras you have, watching defined zones only.
Draw the forklift aisle and guard line on a floor plan once.
Checks for PPE, zone entries and falls. Faces blurred by default.
A breach pages the safety lead in seconds. Everything else is a shift digest.
Flags a missing helmet or vest and how long the gap lasted.
Watches forklift aisles for anyone stepping in while equipment runs.
Recognizes a fall that doesn't resolve and raises it immediately.
A missed check-in escalates to a named contact, not a log.
Every clip blurs faces unless one incident review logs a reason.
One summary per shift for the safety lead, never a per-worker score.
Falls, slips and trips caused 39.2% of U.S. construction fatalities in 2023. BLS CFOI 2023 ›
OSHA: forklifts are linked to roughly 85 worker deaths a year in the U.S. BLS/OSHA forklift data ›
A peer-reviewed study (YOLOv4 on CCTV) detected vests and helmets at 92–97% precision. ICPRAM 2023 study ›
Primary sources only — no vendor stats. Accuracy depends on lighting and placement; Foresite publishes measured accuracy once in pilot.
Needs to know the moment a hard-hat zone is breached near the pour line.
Wants blind aisle corners watched for insurer logs, not worker speed.
Wants a check-in timer that pages someone if he goes quiet.
Planned pricing for an early-access pilot. Final tiers depend on your layout.
Yes. Every zone is posted with plain language on what it checks and who sees an alert. No silent monitoring.
Blurred by default, everywhere. No facial-recognition profiles. A clip unblurs only with a logged reason tied to a real incident.
No. Only the safety conditions a site configures — PPE, zones, falls, check-ins. Never pace or output.
Only roles named at setup — usually the safety lead and a supervisor. Workers get their own transparency view.
Most existing IP or PoE cameras with a clear zone view. Placement guidance for gaps is still being finalized.
No system can, and we won't claim it does. It's a second set of eyes, not a substitute for training or supervision.
No footage required to join. This is a concept product; joining just reserves a spot.
Pilots prioritize sites with a named safety lead and a zone they'd want watched day one.