For EHS managers

An OSHA site walkthrough, done from your phone

Walk the site the way you already do. Take photos, or record a short video. SiteScan reads the walkthrough and gives you back an audit-ready report in minutes — every finding rated by severity and tied to the standard you're judged on. It's a second set of eyes; you still sign it off.

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How it goes on a normal day

  1. 1. Walk and capture. Ten to fifteen photos, or a two-minute video. Wide shot, then the detail.
  2. 2. Upload. From the phone in your hand, before you're back at your desk.
  3. 3. Read and assign. Findings come back severity-rated with the standard cited. Turn any of them into a corrective action with an owner and a due date.

A real example report

This is the shape of what comes back from a warehouse walkthrough — details anonymised.

Northgate Distribution — Bay 2 & mezzanine

12 photos · 5 findings · Overall risk: High

Act on this first

Fire exit obstructed by stacked pallets

Highest-severity finding. Clear it today — everything else can wait until after.

  • HighOSHA 29 CFR 1910.37(a)(3)

    Fire exit obstructed by stacked pallets

    Observed: Two loaded pallets and a hand truck sit directly in front of the east fire exit, leaving roughly 600 mm of clearance.

    Corrective action: Clear the egress path today and mark a keep-clear zone on the floor. Owner: warehouse supervisor.

  • HighOSHA 29 CFR 1926.501(b)(1)

    Unprotected leading edge on mezzanine

    Observed: A section of guardrail is removed at the mezzanine loading gate with no gate, chain or fall-arrest anchor in place.

    Corrective action: Refit the removable guardrail or install a self-closing gate before the next shift uses the mezzanine.

  • MediumOSHA 29 CFR 1910.334(a)(2)

    Damaged extension cord in wet area

    Observed: Outer insulation is split near the plug on a cord running across a regularly washed floor bay.

    Corrective action: Remove the cord from service and replace. Add cords to the weekly visual inspection list.

  • MediumOSHA 29 CFR 1910.151(c)

    Eyewash station access blocked

    Observed: A drum trolley is parked in front of the eyewash station in the decanting area.

    Corrective action: Relocate the trolley and mark the 1 m approach to the station.

  • LowOSHA 29 CFR 1910.22(a)(1)

    Faded pedestrian walkway markings

    Observed: Yellow walkway lines through the forklift aisle are worn to roughly half their width.

    Corrective action: Schedule re-marking at the next maintenance window.

SiteScan is a second set of eyes. Findings are advisory and a qualified person reviews and signs off before work changes on site.

See what it finds on one of your own sites

Same analysis as the example above, run on your photos. Take a look and see if it fits.

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SiteScan is a second set of eyes — a qualified person on your team still signs off.

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