The largest construction wave in US history is being built by contractors. The safety burden is theirs too.
FranklySafe is not sold to Microsoft or Meta. It is built for the general contractor putting up the facility and the electrical and mechanical trades working live alongside 30,000 degree arc flash risk. Insights+, the AI layer that reads your entire program at once, reads every trade's record on the site as one.
Built for the site team. 100 to 500 workers on a project, with the enterprise view above it.
The buildout has a geography. It runs straight through our corridor.
The South Central states from Texas to Alabama pulled $43.3 billion in starts over the trailing twelve months, the largest regional cluster in the country. ConstructConnect names Arkansas directly in the 2026 pipeline. Hover a lit state for its figure.
The specifics are what justify the spend.
Arc flash temperature
NFPA 70E requires retraining at least every three years and after any equipment or procedure change.
OSHA LOTO citations
Citations climbed to 2,532 in a single fiscal year, carrying $20.7 million in penalties.
Outages from human or mechanical error
A safety driven outage at a hyperscaler facility is measured in millions per hour.
Cannot fill open EHS roles
You cannot hire your way out of this buildout. Software is how the math closes.
Three buyers sit on every one of these sites.
General contractors
They own the recordable rate the hyperscaler reads. They need one clean record across every trade on the site.
Specialized trades
The crews doing the highest energy work carry the arc flash and LOTO exposure and the training burden that comes with it.
The hyperscalers above
They do not buy from us directly. They set the standard everyone below them has to prove they meet.
If your current setup cannot show you the pattern before the incident, the next recordable is already forming in your data. Walk a site with us this week.
Fifteen minutes. No deck. We walk one of your sites and show you what the data is already telling you.