Near misses in manufacturing
Machinery, maintenance, shift work: the dangerous moments arise wherever people deviate from the normal routine, and those are exactly the ones rarely written down.
Who it is for
Machine operators, maintenance, shift management and the safety officer. Contractors too, who are on site for a single job.
How it works today
A guard is open during fault clearing, the machine is still coasting. It goes well. Anyone who reports it fills in a form that sounds like blame, so hardly anyone does. At the end of the year the safety officer sees a statistic nothing can be derived from.
How it works with tutelaris
Tell it in your own words
A voice message or a few sentences, right at the machine. Names are removed automatically, from every field, not just from the running text. A pseudonym is stored.
The AI turns it into analysable data
Area, equipment, conditions and cause are recognised and filled in. The person reporting only checks what is wrong.
The safety officer decides, everyone hears about it
The safety officer creates a measure, with an owner, a deadline and one sentence for the people who reported. Or turns it down with a reason. Either way it reaches everyone who reported the same thing.
What comes out of it
- checkRecurring causes instead of single cases: machine and plant safety, organisation, housekeeping and walkways, each backed by the reports.
- checkA traceable chain from the report to the verified effectiveness, across six stages.
- checkA reason to report a second time: people see what came of the first one.
What tutelaris cannot do today
Better said up front than in the pilot conversation.
- –No accident report and no accident notification. This is exclusively about near misses.
- –No connection to existing safety systems; export currently works via PDF.
- –No photos or videos with a report.
- –German only.
- –Speech processing currently runs outside the EU.
Thirty minutes, the application live, your questions about it.