Translate safety signals
into managerial priority.

Built for high-risk industries.

The origin

The question behind SAiFETY Talk

SAiFETY Talk started with one question from the field —

People say 'Safety First!' But… Really? Is Safety really the first even under schedule pressure?
The Problem

Signals disappear at three stages — capture, translation, and allocation.

Capture Fails

Signals never make it into the system cleanly.

  • In-house apps are too heavy, difficult, and restricted.
  • Messengers don't filter or analyze safety issues — they just pass them along.
  • No visibility into how a report is handled discourages people from reporting again.

Translation Fails

The signal survives, but never becomes a priority.

  • What reaches the Site Manager is still labeled a safety issue, not a schedule or cost issue.
  • Site Managers are measured on schedule, cost, and quality — not safety flags.
  • Their quiet non-response cascades through the organization and hardens into culture.

Allocation Fails

Even a recognized priority doesn't get resourced.

  • Executives focus on what makes money, what doesn't, and what will next.
  • Safety issues only affect that indirectly, so they get under-resourced.
  • Seeing the scenario play out first — before committing — is what unlocks earlier investment.

Root cause

Root cause: translation. Fix translation, and capture and allocation improve too.

How it works

Raise → See → Connect → Act.

Rather than read about it, walk the 60-second loop below.

Worker Side
Interactive Demo

Interactive Demo — the real app flow

See exactly how a single photo or voice note is received, routed to an owner, and tracked to done.

Every screen here reflects what actually exists in the live app today.

AI helps classify and prioritize. Field decisions and final judgment always stay with the safety manager.

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SAiFETY Talk

Notice

Typhoon warning — outdoor work at height paused

Site Feed

Open edge · L3

SUBMITTED

Blocked exit · B1

SUBMITTED

Poor housekeeping · yard

SUBMITTED
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Executive Simulation Board

Before leadership commits budget or manpower, they can see the directional effect first.

Move levers across four groups — People & Culture, Oversight & Response, Resources & Support, Work Controls & Signals — and the same model recomputes the Risk Index and its band (GUARDED / ELEVATED / HIGH).

Executive Simulation Board — current practice, Risk Index 48, ELEVATED
Current practice

At current practice, this site's risk index sits in the ELEVATED band.

Executive Simulation Board — intensified levers, Risk Index 17, GUARDED
Intensified levers

Push training, inspection, and corrective-action levers up, and the same model shows a GUARDED band instead — a directional estimate, not a forecast.

Simulation: expert heuristics + your site's live signals — directional, not predictive.

Who this is for

Built for Korean EPC teams running overseas megaprojects.

Korean EPC contractors running oil, gas, and petrochemical megaprojects in the Gulf. If your site runs safety reporting through toolbox talks, WhatsApp threads, or paper forms — and your HSE team struggles to get site management to act fast — this was built for your project.

How you adopt it

Try it. Pilot. Subscribe. Expand.

01

Try it

Subcontractors test the full loop — workers report, managers act, the pattern proves itself — before anyone signs anything.

02

Pilot

Move to a paid pilot at your own pace, sized to one site.

03

Subscribe

Monthly or yearly, priced by worker headcount — three tiers to fit different site sizes.

04

Expand

From one pilot area to the full site, the project, and sister companies — only as far as it keeps earning its place.

How it compares

Traditional vs. Navatech vs. SAiFETY Talk.

Traditional (in-house app + messenger)NavatechSAiFETY Talk
Multilingual photo/voice capturePartial, manualYesYes
Structured categorization & routingNoPartialYes
Anonymous reporting by defaultNoNot defaultYes, default on
Schedule & cost translation (AI Insight Card)NoNoYes
Manager action tracking (owner, due date, status)Manual (Excel)BasicYes
Executive-level scenario simulationNoNoYes
Improves with use (data network effect)NoLimitedYes

Every incumbent solves capture. None of them solve translation or allocation — that's the gap this closes.

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