ConductVision Enterprise

Construction

Enforce jobsite safety, document progress automatically, and track labor and equipment across every phase.

Construction operations

Construction jobsites are dynamic, high-risk environments where conditions change daily and safety enforcement depends heavily on manual supervision. Progress documentation relies on periodic photo logs and subjective reports, making schedule deviation difficult to quantify until milestones are missed. ConductVision's technology can transform fixed and PTZ cameras already common on jobsites into continuous safety and progress monitoring systems. PPE detection, exclusion zone enforcement, headcount tracking, and time-lapse progress analytics can run autonomously, giving project managers and safety officers a persistent digital record of site conditions.

The challenge

Construction sites experience some of the highest injury rates across all industries, yet safety monitoring remains largely manual and intermittent. Progress reporting is subjective and delayed, and equipment utilization data is rarely captured, making it difficult to optimize crane, excavator, and lift scheduling.

Our approach

ConductVision can process feeds from existing site cameras to detect PPE violations, unauthorized zone entries, and unsafe behaviors in real time. Automated progress documentation can capture daily site conditions, and equipment tracking can provide utilization metrics that inform scheduling and rental decisions.

Use cases

PPE Enforcement

Hard hat, high-visibility vest, safety harness, and boot detection can run continuously across all camera feeds. Violations can trigger alerts to safety officers with annotated snapshots and zone identification, creating an auditable safety record.

Exclusion Zone Monitoring

Virtual perimeters around crane swing paths, excavation edges, and active heavy equipment zones can detect unauthorized personnel entry. Alerts can escalate based on proximity and zone severity classification.

Automated Progress Documentation

Fixed cameras can capture daily site imagery that is assembled into time-lapse sequences and compared against BIM models or baseline schedules. Deviations can be quantified and reported to project managers weekly.

Equipment Utilization Tracking

Cranes, excavators, and lifts can be tracked across the site to calculate active use time versus idle time. Utilization reports can inform rental period optimization and equipment sharing across concurrent projects.

Worker Headcount and Zone Occupancy

Real-time headcounts by zone can provide labor distribution visibility. Muster point verification during emergency drills can compare detected personnel against expected totals, identifying gaps in accountability.

Integration ecosystem

BIM Platforms (Autodesk, Revit)Project Management (Procore, PlanGrid)Time and Attendance SystemsCrane and Equipment TelematicsWeather Monitoring Services

Scope a construction monitoring pilot

Tell us about your sites and cameras; a ConductVision engineer replies with a scoping plan.