Crewscope
What it is
Crewscope describes itself as an AI field-intelligence platform for construction, industrial and mining crews. Its site says workers text what they see to an AI assistant with no app or login, and the platform structures and routes it, covers safety, deficiencies, worker certifications, daily logs, the weekly schedule and equipment tracking, and keeps corrective actions up to date through close-out.
Description based on crewscope.com, checked Nov 5, 2026. Features and pricing change, so check the vendor's site for current details.
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Use cases with Crewscope (1)
AI construction safety reporting by text: EllisDon's AI Safety Assistant and auto-written toolbox talks
EllisDon
EllisDon, a large general contractor, gave crews on four sites a named AI Safety Assistant from Crewscope with its own phone number and email. Workers text a photo or voice note, the AI logs and classifies it by hazard type, routes it to the right trade by text and tracks it to close-out, with the site team staying in control of what goes on the project record. Crewscope's case study says crews logged about 556 field observations from January to July 2026, 99.5% of them submitted directly by workers, with roughly three positive observations for every problem flagged and most issues closed in under a day. The AI also surfaced a blind spot (electrical hazards were barely reported) and turned positive observations from the site into bespoke toolbox talks, sent by text with a follow-up for a signed attendance list. EllisDon's Doug Van Moorsel, Regional Director of Health, Safety and Environment, is quoted in the case study. This is a vendor-published case study and the figures are Crewscope's; the PDF itself shows both 556 and 566 for the observation count.