Risk Management
Singapore Civil Defence Force needed a better way to prioritize fire safety inspections as urban density, new building uses, electric vehicles, battery systems, and other emerging risks made static compliance checks and officer judgment alone too slow and inconsistent for changing conditions.
Reported impact
SCDF moved from static, manually planned inspections to a more focused and transparent prevention model that helps teams intervene earlier, sustain a digital-first regulatory approach, and identify violations more effectively without removing human oversight.
Singapore Civil Defence Force worked with Accenture to turn years of inspection history and urban-risk data into an operational AI system for fire-safety regulation. The program consolidated inspection records and related operational data into iCore, a connected data foundation that acts as the shared intelligence layer for fire-safety teams. On top of that foundation, predictive analytics models surface risk signals and rank premises that are most likely to contain violations. Those scores are pushed into the Targeted Onsite Inspection Tool (TOIT), which replaces manual scheduling with data-driven planning for inspectors. Gen AI was then added to support research, interpretation, and inspection documentation so officers can use richer context while keeping human judgment and accountability in the loop. The result is a continuously learning regulatory workflow that improves as more inspections feed the common platform.
Inspection history and other urban-risk signals are consolidated into iCore, where predictive analytics generate risk insights across premises. Those insights feed TOIT to guide inspection scheduling and targeting, while Gen AI assists with research, interpretation, and documentation before officers make accountable decisions in the field.
"2X effectiveness of AI-guided inspections in identifying fire safety violations"
"Behind this shift sits a connected data foundation, iCore, designed to scale with and improve fire safety regulation over time."
"Gen AI was incorporated to support interpretation, research and inspection documentation, enabling intelligence to inform planning and decision making, while officers retained judgement."
"That approach is put into practice through the Targeted Onsite Inspection Tool (TOIT)."
"Working together, SCDF and Accenture consolidated this data and embedded predictive analytics into inspection and audit workflows—drawing on years of records—to surface risk signals and guide attention."
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