Thanks to the folks at Webcor for hosting us! The CFI (Center for Innovation) event restored my faith in the industry as a whole: it turns out people really do care about safe construction practices. Barry Nelson of FactorLab, Inc., Gabe Guetta of SALUS, and Douglas J. Rubingh of HammerTech gave us some insights: 1. Safety is cultural Mistakes appear in the nuanced spaces between worker engagement and planning conversations. 2. Stilted information sessions don't work When people are forced to memorize a list of practices, they zone out. Give people the tools to look for information when they need (and want) it. 3. Data can prevent injuries You can target specific issues-- only once you identify what your organization's issues are. Aggregate data, conversations, safety incidents, etc. PS: you can do this all out of the box with Fresco (YC F24)
Dylan Ennis
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Fresco = Safety
AI for Construction | B2B SaaS Sales
3dWell said, Akhil. Safety is all about timing, context, and culture. Fresco was built for that exact reason — to surface critical info the moment it’s needed, not buried in a binder. Grateful to Webcor and the speakers for leading the charge.