How it works

Photo. Verify. Comply.

From the photo to the fix, here's what happens when you run a CiteSafe inspection.

1. Snap a photo

Photograph the condition: a roof edge, scaffold, ladder setup, electrical panel, machine, or chemical storage area. Add a short description if it helps.

2. AI analysis

CiteSafe's visual AI reviews the image against OSHA's 29 CFR 1926 and 1910 standards and identifies likely violations.

3. Get the citation

You get the CFR section, likely severity, penalty range, and corrective action steps for each finding.

4. Fix and document

Correct the hazard and keep the result in your history or job site profile as a record of your safety program.

Best photos to take

  • Unprotected edges, floor holes, and skylights
  • Scaffold platforms, guardrails, footing, and access
  • Ladder setup at the landing
  • Electrical panels, cords, and GFCI protection
  • Machine point of operation, belts, and pulleys
  • Chemical containers and labels
  • Workers' PPE: hard hats, eye protection, and harnesses

What it is (and isn't)

CiteSafe is a fast screening and training tool. It helps a competent person spot and document hazards. It doesn't replace your safety program, a site-specific hazard assessment, or professional judgment, and only OSHA can issue a citation.

Stop guessing. Start citing.

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