Report a Hazard
Without Taking Off Your Gloves.

Reporting takes too long

A safety observation form takes 5-8 minutes to complete. Your worker sees 10 hazards per day. If they reported all of them, they would spend an hour on forms instead of building.

PPE removal creates a safety risk

To type on a phone, workers remove gloves. On scaffolding, in confined spaces, or near heavy equipment — removing PPE to report a hazard creates a new hazard.

The moment passes

A worker sees an unsecured load. By the time they find a form, describe the location, and submit it, the crane has moved. The contemporaneous observation is lost.

Workers fear being seen as complainers

Filing a written safety report feels formal and permanent. Workers hesitate because they do not want to be seen as troublemakers. A quick voice note feels informal and easy.

30-Second Voice Reports

See a hazard, speak a description. "Exposed rebar on level 3, grid line B-4, no caps on vertical bars." Done. 30 seconds, gloves still on, report filed.

Quick Photo Attachment

One tap to add a photo. No forms, no fields, no dropdowns. The photo is GPS-tagged and linked to the voice observation automatically.

AI Hazard Classification

POD AI classifies the hazard type, assigns severity, routes to the right person, and tracks resolution. Your worker just describes what they see — AI handles the rest.

Anonymous Reporting Option

Workers who prefer anonymity can report without identification. The hazard still gets documented and addressed. Removing fear increases reporting rates by 3x.