AI to keep workers safe. Built in Oxford.
Bringing every worker home safe.
An AI safety copilot for construction sites. Workers ask by voice, text or photo, in their own language, and Ember does the rest.
Piloting live on UK construction sites
Ember
AI safety copilot
Jack · Safety Officer · voice
“It's just rained on site. Can you update the POWRAs (point-of-work risk assessments) for every worker's jobs?”
Updating risk assessments
- POWRA · Groundworks
- POWRA · Scaffolding
- POWRA · Electrical
- POWRA · Roofing
Ember
Sure thing, Jack. Updating now and sending notifications to all workers on site.
Piloting on live sites with UK construction firms
- Morgan Sindall
- Scale Space
- EKFB | HS2
- Laing O'Rourke
- & more
The demo
From the crew's pocket to the site office.
Workers report by voice, text or photo, in their own language. Ember answers on the spot, notifies the right people, and gives managers one live view, including AI-reviewed subcontractor RAMS.
Subcontractor RAMS · awaiting review
5 newGroundforce Ltd
Excavation RAMS
94/100Strong. Missing PPE sign-off section.
Apex Scaffolding
Scaffold erection RAMS
81/100Method sound. Update exclusion-zone radius.
BluePeak Roofing
Working-at-height RAMS
88/100Good. Clarify edge-protection checks.
VoltEdge Electrical
Temporary supply RAMS
72/100Add isolation procedure and permit ref.
CutRight Demolition
Soft-strip RAMS
64/100Gaps: dust control and asbestos survey.
Summarised by Ember against your internal RAMS checklist
Live updates
POWRA submitted
Scaffold area · Jack
14 workers on site notified
Site-wide push + SMS
Read receipt from Jack
POWRA · Scaffold area
Ember
AI safety copilot
Jack · Safety Officer · voice
“It's just rained on site. Can you update the POWRAs (point-of-work risk assessments) for every worker's jobs?”
Updating risk assessments
- POWRA · Groundworks
- POWRA · Scaffolding
- POWRA · Electrical
- POWRA · Roofing
Ember
Sure thing, Jack. Updating now and sending notifications to all workers on site.
Site office
Acknowledged on the dashboard. Thanks, Jack.
- 01
A worker reports from site
By voice, text, or a photo, whatever's easiest, in their own language. No app to learn, no forms to tap.
- 02
Ember answers and notifies the crew
Site-specific safety guidance in seconds, and the right workers are told straight away when something changes.
- 03
Managers see it all in one place
A live dashboard of updates, plus incoming subcontractor RAMS reviewed by Ember and scored against your internal checklist.
Built to empower, not replace
A safety officer on every phone.
Voice, text or photo
Workers report and ask however suits them. They can speak, type, or snap a photo of what they're looking at. No app to learn, no forms to fill.
In their own language
Ember understands and replies in each worker's native language, so nothing gets lost on a multilingual crew.
Updates RAMS automatically
Behind the scenes, Ember keeps every RAMS and point-of-work risk assessment current, so compliance reflects reality.
60%
of accidents trace back to one thing
Over 60% of construction accidents and fatalities are due to out-of-date or incomplete RAMS and point-of-work risk assessments.
Ember was built for one reason: to close that gap.
Early traction
Live on real sites, today.
- 10
- Live sites monitored
- 12hr
- From sign-up to first call
- University of Oxford
- Sterling Road
- Oxbridge AI X
- & more
Questions
Good to know.
What hardware does my crew need?
None. Ember runs on the smartphone already in your worker's pocket. No new devices, no wearables, nothing to issue or charge.
How does Ember keep RAMS and risk assessments current?
Workers talk to Ember in plain language about what's happening on site. Behind the scenes it updates the relevant RAMS and point-of-work risk assessments, so the paperwork reflects the real state of the job instead of lagging weeks behind.
Is our site data secure?
Yes. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and is never used to train third-party models. We're happy to walk your H&S and IT teams through our data handling during the pilot.
How do workers actually use it on site?
Whatever's easiest in the moment. They can speak to it, type a quick message, or snap a photo of what they're looking at. It's built for live UK sites: plant noise, PPE, gloves and all. If it's too loud to talk, a worker can just type or send a picture instead.
What languages does Ember support?
Workers can speak or type in their own language and Ember understands and replies in kind. It's built for the multilingual crews on real UK sites, so no one is left guessing because of a language barrier.
What does the pilot involve?
We set you up on a handful of live sites, your crews use Ember day-to-day, and we review the impact with you. Register below and we'll reach out within 24 hours to scope it.
Join the pilot
Put Ember on your sites.
We're testing live with major UK construction firms. Register below and we'll reach out within 24 hours.