Driving safety and efficiency for engineers
Through its revolutionary application of artificial intelligence and machine learning, FYLD helps civil engineers minimise their environmental impact, while keeping them safe on site.
For Civil Engineers
Instant data capture
FYLD automatically converts video, photo, audio and text into video risk assessments, eliminating time-consuming paperwork and ensuring nothing is completed from memory, which can compromise safety.
A simple, yet effective four step process
- Greater efficiency
- Track progress
- Smooth handovers
- Historical job insights
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Greater efficiency
Rather than waiting for a manager to visit a site, engineers can share site conditions in real-time. Managers can then review remotely, sign off risk assessments and suggest any controls, so work can commence without delay.
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Track progress
Rather than waiting for a manager to visit a site, engineers can share site conditions in real-time. Managers can then review remotely, sign off risk assessments and suggest any controls, so work can commence without delay.
03
Smooth handovers
Rather than waiting for a manager to visit a site, engineers can share site conditions in real-time. Managers can then review remotely, sign off risk assessments and suggest any controls, so work can commence without delay.
04
Historical job insights
Rather than waiting for a manager to visit a site, engineers can share site conditions in real-time. Managers can then review remotely, sign off risk assessments and suggest any controls, so work can commence without delay.
Expert insights from our team to yours
News | May 13 2025
FYLD: Frontline intelligence empowers UK Utility Teams to lead the change at Utility Week Live 2025
Blog | May 12 2025
AI won’t wait: Is your business really ready?
Case Study | May 7 2025
Case study: How Southern Water reduced pollution incidents by 34% with FYLD
Blog | May 6 2025
Reimagining US water utilities: How predictive intelligence could shape the future
Blog | April 24 2025
Fibre without the frustration: Building faster while controlling costs
News | April 22 2025
Ronan Dunne joins FYLD Advisory Board to help drive 2025 scale-up initiatives
Welcome to the future of fieldwork execution
