JOBSITE 911™

Emergency Intelligence Where Work Happens

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Jobsite 911™ is a modular emergency-intelligence platform that embeds advanced medical response, safety intelligence, and real-time incident connectivity directly into the jobsite tool-stack form factors already used by contractors, utilities, and industrial crews worldwide.

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By converting tool storage systems into distributed emergency infrastructure, Jobsite 911™ eliminates the primary cause of preventable jobsite death: delay between injury and intervention.

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The program launches within the 911 Ecosystem, is developed through Design Team Collaboration (DTC), manufactured and scaled through Machine Design Network (MDN), and deployed globally via a brand-agnostic mechanical adapter strategy anchored initially on a Made-in-USA reference platform.

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Problem Statement

Despite decades of regulation, training, and PPE advancement, construction and industrial jobsites continue to experience:

• Fatal falls and suspension trauma

• Uncontrolled bleeding

• Electrocution and arc flash

• Cardiac arrest under exertion

• Heat stroke and asphyxiation

• Delayed EMS access

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Existing safety solutions fail because they are:

• Passive, not responsive

• Fragmented, not integrated

• Located away from the point of injury

The jobsite itself lacks emergency intelligence.

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Solution Overview

Jobsite 911™ transforms the tool stack into active emergency infrastructure.

Core Capabilities

• Immediate trauma and cardiac response

• Embedded safety intelligence and sensing

• 911 and telemedicine connectivity

• OSHA-aligned documentation and analytics

• Modular deployment from individual to enterprise scale

No behavior change required.
No replacement of existing tools.
Emergency capability appears where work already happens.

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Product Architecture

Modular Layer System

• Jobsite 911 CORE – baseline trauma and activation

• Advanced Medical Layers – cardiac, bleed, oxygen, fall rescue, heat injury

• Intelligence Layer – sensors, logging, telemedicine, analytics

• Mechanical Integration Layer – adapter plate system

Each module is stackable, serviceable, and upgradeable.

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Tool Brand Integration Strategy

Adapter Plate Architecture

A standardized, injection-molded adapter plate enables Jobsite 911™ modules to mechanically and electrically interface with major tool-storage platforms without OEM redesign.

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Key Advantages

• OEM-agnostic

• Zero forced platform switching

• Rapid market penetration

• Co-branding friendly

• Scales globally

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Reference Platform

• Default Made-in-USA anchor: DeWalt-compatible geometry

• Follow-on compatibility: Milwaukee, RIDGID, Klein, Ryobi, others

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Market Opportunity

Addressable Market

• Construction, utilities, industrial trades

• ~350M global workers

• ~8–10M active tool-stack systems in core markets

Initial Serviceable Market (Years 1–5)

• U.S. + allied infrastructure markets

• Contractors, utilities, municipalities, industrial maintenance

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Revenue Model

Hardware

• CORE module: $350–$500

• Advanced medical modules: $600–$1,200 each

• Adapter plate: $75–$125

• Full stack (enterprise): $2,500–$4,500

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Software & Services (Recurring)

• Telemedicine + analytics: $15–$40 / user / month

• Enterprise compliance dashboards: $5–$15 / worker / month

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Enterprise & Licensing

• Fleet deployments

• Insurance-backed safety programs

• Government and infrastructure contracts

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Unit Economics (Scaled Production)

• Average COGS per full stack: $1,150–$1,700

• Average selling price: $3,200

• Hardware gross margin: 45–60%

• Software gross margin: 80–90%

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Sales Strategy

Phase 1 – Anchor Customers

• Regional contractors

• Utilities and industrial maintenance

• Union training centers

• Municipal public works

Phase 2 – Enterprise & Insurance

• National contractors

• Insurance carrier partnerships

• OSHA risk-reduction programs

Phase 3 – Global Scale

• Infrastructure projects

• Energy transition

• Disaster response staging

• Military engineering units (dual-use)

Sales channels include:

• Direct enterprise sales

• OEM channel partnerships

• Government procurement

• Insurance-driven mandates

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OSHA and Compliance Alignment

Jobsite 911™ directly mitigates top OSHA fatality categories:

• Falls – rescue and suspension trauma response

• Electrocution – LOTO verification and post-shock cardiac care

• Struck-by / caught-in – crush stabilization and hemorrhage control

• Medical services – on-site advanced care and documentation

Result:

• Reduced citations

• Lower workers’ compensation exposure

• Strong litigation defense

• Insurer premium reductions

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Implementation Plan

Phase 1 – Design & Validation (DTC)

Led by Design Team Collaboration:

• Youth, students, engineers, EMT advisors

• Human-centered design

• Trade-specific validation

• CAD, simulation, ergonomic testing

• Standards mapping (OSHA, ANSI, NFPA)

Outputs:

• Production-ready designs

• Adapter plate specifications

• Training and certification materials

Phase 2 – Manufacturing Scale-Up (MDN)

Executed through Machine Design Network:

• Injection mold tooling

• Assembly automation

• QA and test fixtures

• Medical device workflows

• Serialization and traceability

Outputs:

• Pilot production line

• Scalable manufacturing cells

• Cost-down pathways

Phase 3 – Production & Job Creation

Manufacturing facilities launched in:

• Economically distressed regions

• Former industrial corridors

• Skilled-labor transition zones

Impact:

• 30–50 jobs (pilot)

• 150–300 jobs (scale)

• Workforce retraining and certification

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Funding Strategy

Federal

• Department of Labor (OSHA training): $50K–$500K

• EDA / Commerce (Tech Hubs, BBB): $5M–$50M

• DoD Title III (dual-use): $10M–$100M

• NSF / SBIR / STTR: $1M–$3M

State

• Job creation grants ($5K–$15K per job)

• Manufacturing tax credits

• Tooling and capital incentives

• Workforce training subsidies

Risk Mitigation

• Modular rollout limits capital exposure

• Adapter plate avoids OEM dependency

• Medical components aligned to existing standards

• Manufacturing scaled to demand signals

• Early insurer and regulator alignment

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Strategic Vision

Jobsite 911™ becomes the default emergency layer on worksites worldwide, analogous to hard hats and safety glasses—mandatory not by regulation first, but by undeniable effectiveness.

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Long-term expansion includes:

• Mining

• Agriculture

• Ports and logistics

• Energy infrastructure

• Disaster response

• Defense engineering

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Jobsite 911™ is not a product line.
It is jobsite emergency infrastructure.

 

By integrating life-saving intelligence into the physical systems workers already trust, and by coupling education, manufacturing, and deployment into a single execution pipeline, this program delivers:

• Lives saved

• Costs reduced

• Jobs created

• A new global safety standard

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