Quantavist partners with Innovo to redefine safety in high-risk construction environments

Quantavist has announced a strategic partnership with Innovo, a leading global construction contractor. With over 130 ongoing projects and a daily onsite workforce of 30,000, Innovo's scale positions the collaboration to transform safety in complex industrial environments – shifting from reactive incident response to proactive, predictive risk prevention.

The partnership was formalised by Jordan Kettle, Quantavist co-founder, and Roger Wahl, Chief Technology Officer at Innovo, underscoring a shared commitment to protecting lives and building a safer, more sustainable future for the construction industry.

"Partnering with a forward-thinking leader like Innovo is paramount," said Jordan Kettle. "With over 8 million man-hours managed per month, Innovo's scale and operational expertise in high-stakes construction environments will be invaluable as we refine our solution to meet the precise needs of the industry and accelerate the shift towards intelligent prevention."

Through computer vision and advanced real-time analytics, Quantavist synthesises billions of data points on worker behaviour and environmental conditions each month, enabling adaptive AI to deliver targeted safety interventions before incidents occur.

Roger Wahl, CTO at Innovo, emphasised: "This partnership reflects our belief that safety should never be left to chance. By working closely with Quantavist, we are applying practical innovation to one of the most critical challenges in our industry. It is not about technology for the sake of it; it is about using the right tools to protect our teams and raise the bar for how the entire sector approaches safety."

The companies will collaboratively develop and refine Quantavist's cutting-edge safety intelligence solution and are poised to establish new benchmarks for safety intelligence in the construction industry, ensuring real-time control, clarity, and resilience for operating in increasingly complex environments.