Safety Radar is a Tulsa-based startup with offices in Oklahoma and Colorado that has built an AI platform to help prevent job site accidents through behavioral risk tracking and training. Its platform uses AI to identify and address potential risks so organizations can protect employees, assets, and reputation. The company plans to grow and deploy the technology into corporate partners' operations across several industries and scale up quickly. Financially, Safety Radar completed a $1.5M Series Seed round led by EIC Rose Rock and including Helmerich & Payne, DA Ventures Seed Fund and other investors. Prior to this equity financing, Safety Radar received a $100,000 non-dilutive grant and incubator support from the Rose Rock Bridge program. The additional capital and Rose Rock support are intended to help the startup expand deployments and create local impact in the Tulsa community. Safety Radar developed a digital program that relies on digital data collection and algorithms to help companies measure and manage safety risks on energy worksites. The platform eliminates paper tracking and provides safety personnel with immediate, actionable information to take preventative measures rather than relying on lagging indicators. Founders Garrison Haning and Matt Weis created the product based on careers in hazardous industries and an understanding of on-site hazards. The company established its headquarters in Tulsa, supporting Rose Rock Bridge’s regional economic development efforts. Safety Radar says its tool is designed to reduce costly worksite accidents, a problem the article notes costs companies $164 billion annually per the National Safety Council. Financially, Safety Radar received a $100,000 award of non-dilutive capital from Rose Rock Bridge as its first member company.

Total raised

$2M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Mar 2024