Safety Managers
Pain: Incidents surface days after they happen.
How Eiffels helps: Real-time alerts with photo, location, severity.
<60s alert latencyAirLayer © turns every site WhatsApp group into a real-time safety reporting system — with photo evidence, location, severity, escalation and an audit-ready log.
Safety incidents and near-misses are massively under-reported in industries where WhatsApp is the real channel. Forms are too slow, dedicated apps go unused, and by the time the EHS team hears about an event, the photo evidence and witness memory are already gone.
A safety capture layer that reads WhatsApp messages and photos in real time, classifies safety events, structures them with location and severity, escalates them to the right people in under a minute, and maintains an audit-ready log for regulators.
Each role gets a tangible win — from removing manual reporting to faster escalation and clearer accountability.
Pain: Incidents surface days after they happen.
How Eiffels helps: Real-time alerts with photo, location, severity.
<60s alert latencyPain: PPE / hazard issues never reach the right desk.
How Eiffels helps: One-tap WhatsApp report to the right safety officer.
−27% time to visibilityPain: Near-misses go unreported; no learning loop.
How Eiffels helps: A 10-second voice note creates a near-miss record.
+47% near-miss capturePain: Slow context arriving to first responders.
How Eiffels helps: Structured severity + location + people on alert.
Faster responsePain: Audit prep is reactive and painful.
How Eiffels helps: Audit-ready logs with full source chain of custody.
Always audit-readyPain: Insurance and HR cases lack structured evidence.
How Eiffels helps: Evidence preserved with timestamps and sender ID.
Defensible recordsA predictable pipeline that runs on every message, voice note, and photo — without changing how teams work.
Capture: any worker, supervisor or subcontractor reports via WhatsApp text, voice or photo
Classify: AI tags messages as incident, near-miss, hazard, PPE issue or safety observation
Structure: severity, location, work-package, people involved and photo evidence assembled
Escalate: high-severity events alert HSE and management within seconds
Investigate: structured records support root-cause analysis and corrective-action workflows
Audit: regulator-ready logs with full chain of custody from source message to report
Real-time incident reports with photos, location, severity and people involved.
Lightweight near-miss capture from a 10-second WhatsApp voice note.
Workers can flag hazards by sending a photo — auto-routed to the right safety officer.
Structured pre-shift and weekly inspections captured from chat conversations.
Each incident generates trackable corrective actions with owners and due dates.
Regulator-ready safety reports per site and per period, with full source traceability.
Benchmarks observed across pilot deployments. Your results scale with team size, channel volume, and integration depth.
AirLayer connects to the systems your teams already use.
High-severity events trigger structured alerts in under 60 seconds — to WhatsApp, email, Teams or any other channel you specify.
Yes. Every event preserves the source WhatsApp message, voice note or photo with timestamp, sender and chain of custody — sufficient for ISO 45001 and equivalent regulatory contexts.
They already do — it’s WhatsApp. The whole point of AirLayer © is that there is no new app or form for the field. Adoption is essentially 100% on day one.
A glimpse of how operational teams use AirLayer © to remove manual work and surface what matters.
“I see incidents the moment a worker sends a voice note. We finally lead safety, not catch up to it.”
Problem solved: Safety events were surfacing in HSE reports days after they happened.
“Floor incidents now reach me in minutes — with photos, location and severity already structured.”
Problem solved: Production floor escalations were getting lost in shift handovers.
A 30-minute working session: bring your real WhatsApp groups and walk away with a tailored deployment plan.