Site cameras & time-lapse
A continuous visual record. The site's condition on any date; what was present, and when.
Pikt connects to the technology already running on site and gives risk engineers a continuous, time-stamped view of every project — between surveys, not just on the day of a visit.
Survey frequency is set by budget; site risk isn’t. A risk engineering fee stretches to two or three site visits a year, and everything between them goes unseen. Pikt enhances what the fee buys: every site monitored continuously, changes flagged as they happen, and physical surveys directed where the data says they matter most.
No new hardware, no new process on site — Pikt connects to the systems the project already runs.
A continuous visual record. The site's condition on any date; what was present, and when.
The inside of the build, recorded room by room. What fixed cameras can't see, captured on every walk.
Water, temperature, movement and humidity, recorded as they happen and correlated with live weather — early warning, not post-mortem, and a weather event told apart from a weather excuse.
The schedule as built against the schedule as planned. Delay exposure, visible.
Periodic site-wide survey. Roofs, façades and volumes without a person on a ladder.
Inductions, incidents and near-misses. A read on how a site is actually run.
Reality-Driven Intelligence is the open framework, stewarded by Evercam, that turns construction site reality into a measurable return for the people running the project. Pikt applies the same principles to insurance — giving risk engineers the continuous site record construction insurance has always lacked.
Every project on the book, visible from the desk. Arrive at each survey knowing what changed since the last one.
Offer continuous coverage on every appointment. More to act on, better-prepared visits, a sharper service to the lead insurer.
Nothing new to install, nothing extra to do. Where progress updates are already owed to insurers, Pikt assembles them from the site's own data.