No early warning
Near misses go unrecorded, so mines can only be reactive instead of proactive.
Safety reporting for mine sites
Bring everyhazard to thesurface.
Workers report a hazard, near miss, or incident in about a minute, even without a signal. Supervisors see the most urgent issues first and track every ticket through to resolution.
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Step 1 of 4
File a report as a worker. Everything is pre-filled, so just click Submit report.
Recognition
AI4SafeMines finalist
Presenting
ISSA Mining Safety Conference 2026
Built in
Saskatchewan, Canada
Data
Hosted in Canada
Level 01 - The problem
Leaders lack visibility into site risk.
What is not recorded cannot be addressed, and the vast majority of hazards are never recorded.
90%
Go unreported
of workplace incidents, hazards, and near misses are never recorded, so safety decisions rest on a small fraction of what happens on site.
100 incidents: 10 reported, 90 left in the rock.
53–75%
Higher odds of a serious accident
for organizations that do not respond adequately to reported issues. The issues being missed can directly predict future serious accidents.
~$290k
Absorbed each year
in injury costs at a mid-sized site. Indirect costs add roughly 1.3 times the direct cost.
Sources: Benchmark Gensuite, 2026 EHS Benchmarking Report (260+ EHS professionals); Journal of Occupational Health, 2024; National Safety Council, Injury Facts 2024; OSHA indirect-cost guidance.
Why the gap exists, and what it costs
Why reports go missing
- Workers find reporting slow and cumbersome.
- Workers rely on paper, email, and verbal communication.
- Workers fear retaliation.
What that costs you
Trust erodes
Information is easily lost in paper, email, and verbal reports. When concerns go unaddressed, workers stop reporting.
No time to report
Short-staffed crews skip the paperwork and cite time and staffing pressure as the reason they do not report.
Level 02 - The solution
Fewer missed hazards. More control.
Statera turns a one-minute field report into a tracked ticket with a clear owner, status, and history.
- 01
Report in about a minute
A photo, a category, and a brief description. Reports save offline and send automatically once a connection is available.
- 02
Urgent issues rise first
AI ranks incoming reports with transparent reasoning. Supervisors retain full authority over every decision.
- 03
One issue, not ten reports
Related reports are grouped into a single issue, so the queue shows what matters instead of what is loudest.
- 04
An owner on every ticket
Every report is assigned an owner and tracked to completion. Nothing is left sitting in a binder.
- 05
Workers stay informed
Two-way messaging keeps the person who filed the report updated at each stage, with a complete audit history.
- 06
Patterns before incidents
Recurring risks and year-end summaries are generated directly from the reports your crews submit.
Level 03 - How it works
From the first report to the pattern behind it.
A hazard reported in about a minute.
Workers log a hazard, near miss, or incident with a photo, a category, and a brief description. Reports save offline and send automatically once a connection is available.
- Photo, category, and short description
- Works offline, including underground
- Unlimited reporters per site
New report
What did you see?
Oil pooling under pump 3, floor is slick near the walkway.
Unsafe conditionEquipmentNear miss
Submit report
Saved offline · sends when back in range
Product demo
Watch a report move through Statera.
From a worker’s phone to a supervisor’s queue to a closed ticket, in a few minutes.
Exportable briefing
AI briefing
Written from the live counts above. It does not invent numbers.
Regenerate reportExport PDF
5 live reports — one critical leak and an idle haul-road berm need action
Narrated from live open work
Five reports are open. One is a critical hydraulic leak beside pump 3, two more are high-priority unsafe conditions, and the haul-road berm has had no update for five days. Three reports are still unassigned.
Highlights
- Four reports filed this week, including a critical hydraulic leak at pump 3.
- Three hazard reports are still open, led by the missing isolation lock.
- One haul-road berm has been open five days with no update.
Concerns
- Hydraulic oil on the floor beside pump 3 needs isolation before the next shift.
- Three live reports still have no supervisor assigned.
- The haul-road berm has gone quiet and is the oldest open item.
Live reporting and exportable AI briefings.
Supervisors get a real-time view of open work: what remains unresolved, what has been idle too long, and where risk is concentrated. The AI briefing is generated from these live counts and past tickets.
See whether Statera fits your site in a 30-minute call.
Request a callLevel 04 - Before and after
From disconnected tools to a closed loop.
Today
Issues logged but not resolved
With Statera
Actions driven to completion
Impact
More hazards addressed
Today
No clear ownership
With Statera
Assigned, tracked ownership
Impact
Accountability for every issue
Today
90% of issues go unreported
With Statera
2–3× more reports captured
Impact
Full visibility into site risk
Today
Patterns go unnoticed
With Statera
AI identifies recurring patterns
Impact
Insights in minutes, not weeks
Today
Late, reactive response
With Statera
Early, proactive action
Impact
Fewer accidents
Level 05 - Built for the site
Runs on the devices your site already uses.
There is no new hardware to purchase and no IT project to manage. Crews can access Statera through a web link or mobile app.
Data
Canadian data residency.
Hosted in a Canadian region. You own your data, and all access is role-based and logged.
Offline
Works underground.
Reports save offline and send automatically once a connection is available.
Devices
Works across devices.
Runs in the web browser and mobile apps on phones, tablets, and computers, with nothing to integrate or maintain.
Rollout
Straightforward to implement.
Fits the workflows your site already runs and complements official reporting procedures rather than replacing them.
Scale
Scales with your operation.
Start with a single crew, expand to a full site, and grow to multiple sites on one platform.
Available now
- One-minute field reporting with photos
- AI priority ranking with transparent reasoning
- Related reports grouped into a single issue
- Two-way messaging with a complete audit history
In development
- Mobile app with occurrence and voice capture
- Advanced analytics, including predictive insights
- Ticket assignment to the best-suited supervisor
- Site-ready accounts, roles, and security controls
Level 06 - Pilot program
One prevented injury can pay for years of Statera.
We are seeking one mine to become our founding pilot partner: a 90-day trial at a single site, with success metrics agreed in advance and no long-term commitment.
- One injury
- ~$48,000
- Average cost of a medically consulted injury.
- A Statera pilot
- From $1,000
- 90 days, with the final price based on the size of the operation.
- If one is prevented
- Up to 48×
- Return on a $1,000 pilot. Larger sites pay more, so the multiple is lower.
Direct cost includes medical care, lost wages, and administrative expenses. Sources: National Safety Council, Injury Facts 2024; OSHA indirect-cost guidance.
One site, three months
Full platform access, unlimited field reporters, and onboarding included.
Clear success criteria
We agree on metrics up front, such as reports filed, time to action, and crew adoption.
Canadian data residency
Hosted in a Canadian region. You own your data, and all access is role-based and logged.
Next step
A 30-minute call to assess whether Statera fits your site.
Share your details, and our team will follow up with you. If you would like a business plan, we will send one.