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Home » Relying on Technology to Keep Your Workers and Jobsites Safe
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Relying on Technology to Keep Your Workers and Jobsites Safe

September 6, 2024Updated:September 27, 2024No Comments11 Mins Read
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Francisco Montenegro, one of Gilbane Building Company’s general superintendents, stands next to Versatile. PHOTO COURTESY OF VERSATILE
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BY KATIE KUEHNER-HEBERT While there is no substitute for human oversight to ensure that jobsites are as safe as possible, leveraging AI-powered technologies can help enormously in this endeavor. We share the details of two such technologies that AGC members are utilizing to minimize incidents and reduce injuries. Eyes on...

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