AI HAZARDID · AI HAZARD IDENTIFICATION
Snap a Photo.
See the Hazards.
HazardID is AI hazard identification built into every Field1st form. Photograph the job, and AI detects the hazards, scores the risk, flags the energy sources, and recommends controls — then a person confirms. It's the fast, consistent hazard analysis crews will actually do.
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What Is AI Hazard Identification?
AI hazard identification uses computer vision to spot hazards in a jobsite photo, then scores each hazard and suggests controls. In Field1st, a worker adds a photo to any form, and HazardID highlights the hazards with bounding boxes, rates severity and likelihood, and plots them on a risk matrix for the worker to review.
It's the difference between hoping a tired crew notices every hazard and giving them a second set of eyes that never gets complacent. HazardID doesn't replace the worker's judgment; it makes a thorough hazard analysis fast enough that crews actually complete one.
HOW IT WORKS
From a Photo to a Scored,
Confirmed Assessment.
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CAPTURE
Add a Photo
Take a photo on mobile or upload one on the web, from inside any form.
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DETECT
AI Finds the Hazards
Hazards are highlighted with color-coded bounding boxes and turned into structured records.
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CONFIRM
You Verify the Controls
Review the findings, confirm the controls in place, and add the specific control detail.
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CREATE
Start the Document
HazardID recommends the right JSA or brief and auto-fills it with the analysis.
RISK SCORING
Every Hazard, Plotted on a
Live Risk Matrix.
For each hazard, HazardID assigns a severity (insignificant to catastrophic) and a likelihood (rare to almost certain), then plots it on a likelihood-versus-severity heat map. When a worker confirms a higher-order control, the likelihood drops and the risk score recalculates — so the crew can see, before work starts, whether risk has actually been reduced.
BEYOND A SIMPLE FLAG
A Structured Hazard Record,
Not Just a Label.
For every hazard it detects, HazardID builds a real record: a title, a description of the risk, a severity and likelihood rating, and the high-energy sources involved — so crews understand not just what the hazard is, but how it could hurt someone.
HIGH-ENERGY SOURCES HAZARDID LOOKS FOR
CONTROLS, DONE RIGHT
Recommended Controls,
Ranked by the Hierarchy of Controls.
HazardID checks whether controls are already visible in the photo, categorizes them, and recommends stronger ones where there are gaps. Choose a higher-order control and the risk score drops automatically.
Remove the hazard entirely. The strongest control, and the biggest drop in risk.
Replace the hazard with something less dangerous.
Isolate people from the hazard with physical controls.
Change the way people work — procedures, permits, and training.
Protect the worker with equipment. The last line, not the first.
A SECOND SET OF EYES
The Missing Hazard Checker.
Before a JHA, pre-task plan, tailboard, inspection, or observation is submitted, Field1st reviews the work and asks a simple question: based on this job, what obvious hazards or controls are missing? Gaps get caught at the tailgate, not in an incident report.
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PRE-SUBMIT REVIEW
Catch Gaps Early
The checker runs before submission, so a missed control is flagged while the crew can still act on it.
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SAFETY AGENT
Ask in Context
The Safety Agent is right in the assessment, ready to answer questions about the hazards and controls in front of you.
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HUMAN IN THE LOOP
The Call Stays With the Crew
AI flags and suggests. A qualified person confirms every control and signs. The decision never leaves the field.
THE MOAT
Built Into Every Form,
Not a Separate Tool.
HazardID isn't a bolted-on module. Because every form built in Field1st is AI-ready the moment it's published, any photo field can trigger a hazard analysis — with no tagging, mapping, or IT work.
ALSO ON EVERY FORM
Voice1st capture, the contextual Safety Agent, and photo-based HazardID all work on any form your team builds, the moment it's published. One form — voice-, AI-, and context-ready by default.
HAZARDID QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions.
What Is AI Hazard Identification?
AI hazard identification uses computer vision to detect hazards in a jobsite photo, then scores each hazard's severity and likelihood and suggests controls. Field1st HazardID highlights hazards with bounding boxes and plots them on a risk matrix for a person to confirm.
How Does Field1st Score Risk?
Each detected hazard is rated for severity (insignificant to catastrophic) and likelihood (rare to almost certain) and plotted on a likelihood-versus-severity risk matrix. When a worker confirms a higher-order control, the likelihood and overall risk score recalculate automatically.
Does the AI Replace the Worker's Judgment?
No. HazardID surfaces hazards and suggests controls, but the worker reviews and confirms which controls apply. The Missing Hazard Checker adds a pre-submit review, and the call always stays with the people on the job.
What Is the Missing Hazard Checker?
A pre-submit review that looks at a JHA, pre-task plan, tailboard, inspection, or observation and asks what obvious hazards or controls are missing, so gaps are caught before the form is submitted.
Can a Photo Start a Safety Document?
Yes. After the assessment, HazardID recommends the right document, such as a JSA or pre-job brief, and auto-populates it with the hazards, controls, and context already captured.
Turn a Photo Into a Hazard Analysis in Seconds.
See HazardID in Action.
Book a walkthrough and watch a jobsite photo become a scored, controlled, signed assessment. 20 minutes, built around your crews, no prep needed.