ConstructionOptimization and decision supportproposed workflow derived from osha's emphasis on internal traffic control plans; ai would enhance planning, but the source does not mention an existing ai deployment.

AI-assisted internal traffic control planning for moving equipment on construction sites

Software maps the safest routes for trucks and heavy equipment so workers and moving machines are less likely to cross paths.

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Vision-Based Equipment Pose Monitoring

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Source

https://www.osha.gov/vtools/construction/struck-by-backover-fnl-eng-web-transcript