OSHA inspection app
The OSHA inspection app for construction sites
Check falls, struck-by, caught-in and electrical hazards with AI help, and see suggested 29 CFR 1926 references checked against the official regulation text.
Built around 29 CFR 1926
SafetyWalk keeps a copy of the official OSHA construction standard text. When AI suggests a section, the app checks it exists and shows its title and excerpt — or warns you when it can't be verified. References are suggestions for your competent person to confirm.
Focus Four sweeps
Falls, struck-by, caught-in/between and electrocution are checked on every scan.
Fall & ladder detail
Guardrails, leading edges, floor holes, ladder extension and stepladder top-cap use.
Verified references
Section numbers are matched to official 1926 text, never just trusted.
Priority levels
Every finding gets a priority and a suggested time frame to correct.
Audit-ready records
Signed reports flag any change made after sign-off.
Trench & excavation preset
Focused checks for shoring, spoil piles and egress.
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Questions
Is this an official OSHA app?
No. SafetyWalk is independent software from Today Companies. It references the public OSHA 29 CFR 1926 text but does not determine OSHA compliance.
Can AI cite the wrong OSHA section?
It can, which is why SafetyWalk verifies every suggested section against the official text and marks anything it can't confirm.
Which OSHA standard does it cover?
The construction standard, 29 CFR 1926, including fall protection (Subpart M) and ladders (Subpart X).
Can I try it free?
Yes — 14 days free with 25 AI scans, no card required.
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