Full-Time
Mobile-first safety inspections, real-time reporting
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Manchester, UK
Hybrid
Hybrid role; on-site in Manchester with flexible remote work from home.
SafetyCulture provides digital inspection and safety management solutions for industries like construction, hospitality, and manufacturing. Its flagship product, iAuditor, is a mobile-first app that lets users build checklists, perform inspections, and generate real-time reports; the platform runs in the cloud and uses data analytics to identify issues quickly. It differentiates itself with a strong mobile-first design, real-time reporting, industry-specific templates, and bundled onboarding services. The goal is to help businesses maintain high safety and quality standards while increasing efficiency by making inspections faster and more data-driven.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$372.8M
Headquarters
Sydney, Australia
Founded
2004
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SafetyCulture has acquired Sydney-based AI startup Twine, marking the first in a planned series of acquisitions under recently returned CEO Luke Anear. Twine, which raised $2.3 million last year, specialises in AI-powered analytics for sales and customer service communications. The acquisition brings back former SafetyCulture employee Brian Swift, who co-founded Twine, as Vice President of AI. His co-founders Bec Lourey and Chris Manouvrier will join as Senior Product Designer and Principal Software Engineer, respectively. SafetyCulture, last valued at $2.5 billion, aims to shift towards an "agentic-first" model, developing AI agents for proactive user assistance and automated decision-making. The company serves over 85,000 organisations globally and plans to leverage its proprietary quality and safety data repository to build next-generation AI tools.
The article highlights key funding activities in the Australian VC community. SafetyCulture raised A$60.5 million in Series C1, A$99 million in Series C2, and A$165 million in Series C3. Deputy Group secured A$111 million in Series B and strategic investments from Xero and Express Employment Professionals. Other notable deals include Linktree's $110 million raise at a $1.3 billion valuation, Culture Amp's A$120 million Series E and A$135 million Series F, and Updoc's A$20 million investment from Bailador.
SafetyCulture has raised $112 million in a funding round extension, bringing its valuation to $1.7 billion. Led by Insight Partners, this investment will enhance their platform and drive market adoption. The funding will support product development, testing, partner collaborations, and integration into larger industry ecosystems, aiming to improve workplace safety and efficiency through digital tools.
SafetyCulture has raised $110 million in a funding round led by Airtree Ventures, valuing the company at $1.6 billion. This round includes participation from existing investors like Blackbird, Morpheus Ventures, and Australian Super Funds. The funds will help SafetyCulture expand into enterprise markets, enhance AI use, and benefit long-term employees. The company recently launched an enhanced workplace operations platform and has grown to over 800 employees across six offices worldwide.
SafetyCulture has closed an $AU165 million round which will help fund industry-leading innovation, accelerate AI adoption, and reward long-term employees.