The AI field inspection platform built for federal safety programs.
FiferINSPECT is the AI-powered inspection platform built for federal safety and compliance programs. It runs on a ruggedized headset with voice dictation, camera, and optional thermal imaging—allowing inspectors to capture findings, access regulatory guidance, and generate compliant documentation hands-free in the field.
Using FiferINSPECT, inspectors are achieving 88% faster orders / citations and 60–90 minutes saved per day on data entry.
Inspectors spend too much time on paperwork.
Federal inspection programs share a costly problem: documentation completed by hand or from memory, inconsistent data quality, hours of daily paperwork, and limited ability to capture high-fidelity field evidence. Every hour an inspector spends on data entry is an hour not spent identifying findings that protect lives. FiferINSPECT is the hands-free AI inspection platform flipping that equation.
Running on a ruggedized headset with a mic, camera, and optional thermal camera, FiferINSPECT lets inspectors dictate notes and citations, capture images and video, and access agency-specific regulatory guidance—all in the field, without touching a keyboard. In seconds, the AI processes inputs, drafts compliant documentation, and applies metadata—ready for inspector review and submission.
FiferINSPECT doesn’t stop at the individual inspection. It syncs findings with existing platforms, analyzing data across thousands of inspectors and facilities to surface systemic risks before they become incidents.
Every inspection becomes a data point. Every data point drives better decisions.
Proof in the field: NexGenIS at MSHA.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration is using a FiferINSPECT-powered application to enhance the speed and precision of U.S. Department of Labor mine inspection process. The results speak for themselves.
Inspect via drone.
FiferINSPECT also supports UAV-based inspection.
A deep learning model developed for MSHA achieved 96.7% accuracy detecting water seepage from drone-captured imagery—supplementing or replacing on-foot inspection in hazardous terrain.
