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"Even the most digitized job sites still have a binder and a filing cabinet in the trailer." — Juliana Richard Butler, ProcoreWe sat down with Procore's Director of Product for Quality, Safety, and Media as part of our ongoing series on the state of construction safety technology. Her take cuts through a lot of the AI hype: paper isn't going anywhere soon, and the real unlock is reducing friction, not adding more forms.✅ NFC-enabled Studson helmets can surface certifications with a single tap, no wallet required✅ Procore's newly acquired Datagrid AI is built to support human intuition on the jobsite, not replace it✅ Healthcare's forced interoperability offers lessons for construction, but construction's openness to new tools is the advantage healthcare doesn't have✅ The best safety tech buyers plan 2-3 years out, not around a single RFPWatch now on Youtube and Spotify. Our free Construction Safety Report. Download your copy here: https://bricks-bytes.com/downloads/construction-safety/#bricksandbytes #bricksbytes #bricksbucksandbytes #aec #construction #constructiontech #ai #vcChapters00:00 Intro00:30 How to fix safety on construction sites01:13 What construction can learn from healthcare safety04:43 How mobile apps are changing construction safety07:39 Is construction safety actually digitised yet?10:23 What safety software really does on site14:18 Why workers don't adopt safety technology19:15 The real reason safety tech doesn't get used24:20 Where Procore fits in construction safety29:16 How AI will change construction safety29:17 Will AI replace safety managers?31:41 Using technology to prevent site accidents35:08 How to build a safety culture on site38:55 Why psychological safety matters in construction39:50 How customers shape safety technology45:28 Compliance vs productivity in safety tech50:37 How to choose the right safety technology