SWMS AI is mainly aimed at occupational safety and compliance scenarios that require the preparation of Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) and risk assessments. According to official information, its core goal is to use AI to generate, within seconds, a relatively comprehensive Safe Work Method Statement tailored to a specific job, and to assist in identifying hazards, assessing risks, and recommending control measures.
In terms of main capabilities, SWMS AI relies on a knowledge base of occupational safety resources, operating standards, risk assessments, and safety documents to generate risk assessments that match the project, trade, and industry. Users only need to provide a detailed project description, including work activities, special equipment, and any known hazards, and the tool can quickly generate a safe work sequence, identify hazards, assign risk scores, and propose appropriate control measure recommendations. The generated document can be downloaded as a PDF and customized with company details and branding.
In terms of usage, the official description states that after users provide a project description, the AI generates the corresponding content and supports PDF download; it also provides an AI safety assistant, Oscar, through a simple conversational chat interface, allowing anyone to obtain key safety knowledge and safety compliance information. Oscar is by default trained on a large knowledge base of safety information from globally renowned sources, and can be customized according to a company's safety requirements, guidelines, and best practices to align document generation and question-answering standards.
In terms of applicable scenarios, the official information mentions that customized solutions can be provided for industries such as construction, mining, oil and gas, transportation, warehousing, and facilities management. Oscar can provide easy-to-understand expert-level safety information and supports access in any language.
In terms of limitations and pricing, the official information states that unlimited safety risk assessments can be created without a credit card, offering an unlimited free trial; however, aside from the above statements about the free trial and no credit card being required, details such as specific pricing, paid plans, platform support scope, integration capabilities, and data privacy policies are not currently provided and should be based on the latest official information.