Perry Weather helps construction companies improve worker safety, reduce weather-related downtime, streamline compliance, and simplify jobsite operations through a combination of on-site weather monitoring, automated alerts, forecasting, and historical reporting. Unlike weather apps that rely on airport data miles away, Perry Weather installs weather stations directly on the jobsite to provide precise, real-time measurements of lightning, heat stress, WBGT, wind, rainfall, air quality, and other critical conditions. These measurements automatically trigger alerts based on each company's safety policies, ensuring crews receive immediate instructions when conditions become unsafe.

• Perry Weather acts as an automated weather safety manager.
• The platform sends lightning alerts, activates sirens and PA systems, provides all-clear countdown timers, and delivers heat stress, wind, and severe weather notifications directly to workers and subcontractors.
• Eliminates manual monitoring, speeds communication across large jobsites, and helps ensure consistent compliance with OSHA and company safety procedures.
• Provides forecasting tools and access to professional meteorologists also help project managers anticipate weather disruptions and make better scheduling decisions before storms impact operations.

A key differentiator for construction companies is Perry Weather's Historical Reporting platform. The system automatically records site-specific weather conditions and policy-triggered events, creating timestamped, tamper-proof documentation for weather delays, compliance audits, insurance claims, OSHA investigations, and change orders. Teams can quickly export reports showing exactly when lightning delays occurred, how long work stoppages lasted, or when heat and wind thresholds were exceeded, eliminating the need for manual logs, spreadsheets, or inaccurate regional weather data.

In summary, Perry Weather delivers four primary benefits to construction companies:

• Worker Safety: Automated protection from lightning, heat stress, severe weather, wind, and air quality hazards.
• Operational Efficiency: Faster decision-making, reduced downtime, and better project planning through forecasting and alerts.
• Compliance & Documentation: Automated weather records that support OSHA compliance, audits, claims, and change orders.
• Communication: Instant notifications, sirens, PA messaging, and team-wide alerts that keep everyone aligned during weather events.