AI safety coaching / Built for the field
See the hazard.
Before work begins.
Turn a jobsite photo into a clearer safety conversation. HazardLens helps crews identify potential hazards, choose PPE, and prepare job briefings—right where the work happens.
For contractors, utilities, industrial teams, and public works.
On the job. Before the work.
The pre-work habit
Capture. Review. Correct.
A second perspective for the person making the safety call.
Our commitment to your crew
01 / The field workflow
Less blank paperwork.
More useful briefings.
Safety software often starts after an incident. HazardLens is designed to help you ask better questions before the crew gets to work.
A coach. Not an all-clear.
AI can miss hazards and misinterpret images. A competent person must verify findings, check current requirements, and follow site-specific procedures. HazardLens does not replace inspections or certify OSHA compliance.
Capture the work area
Use a photo or short video to give the safety conversation a concrete starting point. Include the task, surroundings, and conditions your crew can see.
Review potential hazards
Explore AI-assisted hazard identification, PPE recommendations, and suggested corrective actions. Use OSHA references as a starting point for verification.
Brief the crew. Close the loop.
Build a draft JSA and job briefing, review it with your supervisor, and document before-and-after conditions to share lessons across the crew.
02 / Plans for the job ahead
One contractor. Or every crew.
Planned monthly subscriptions for independent operators through enterprise teams. Confirm availability and included features before subscribing.
Solo Contractor
For independent field professionals
$29/ month
Small Company
For a growing contractor team
$149/ month
Mid-Size Contractor
For coordinating multiple crews
$499/ month
Enterprise
For organization-wide safety programs
$2,500+/ month
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
03 / Start with the next briefing
Give your crew a second set of eyes.
Bring potential hazards into the conversation before the work starts. Make HazardLens part of your pre-work routine.