Construction teams need to onboard workers fast, but they also have to meet strict compliance requirements that change depending on the role, site, and state.
That process is usually messy, manual, and easy to get wrong.
I designed SiteCrew AI to simplify onboarding while automatically tracking certifications and compliance. The goal was to reduce risk, save time, and give teams a clear understanding of who is ready to work—and what needs attention.
Onboarding in construction is slow, inconsistent, and high-risk.
Workers have to submit multiple documents, requirements change depending on the job, and managers don’t have a clear view of who is actually compliant.
Most tools don’t really solve this—they just store information. That leaves teams manually checking everything, which is where mistakes happen.
The problem isn’t a lack of data—it’s a lack of clarity.
Managers don’t need more dashboards. They need to know:
what’s wrong, who it affects, and what to do next.
That’s what shaped the direction of this product. AI became a way to surface issues and guide action, not just display information.
I wanted to design a system that:
> Manages and tracks key data
> increases efficiency when onboarding and tracking compliance and certifications
> Integrates AI to assist with decision making
> reduces back-and-forth communication
> Is functional for all users







Each worker has a profile that brings everything together.
You can see:
certifications and expiration dates
uploaded documents
compliance status
activity history
AI summaries highlight risks so you don’t have to dig through details to understand what’s going on.






The system includes settings for managing:
compliance rules (by state, site, and role)
AI behavior and automation
notifications and alerts
This gives teams control over how the system works while keeping everything consistent.





This project pushed me to think beyond individual screens and focus on how everything connects.
A few things that stood out:
clarity is more important than adding more features
AI is only valuable if it helps people make decisions
good UX reduces uncertainty and makes next steps obvious
If I kept going, I’d test this with real users, refine onboarding into a more guided experience, and expand automation within the AI system.
