Abstract:To enhance the scientific and intelligent level of quality and safety supervision for small- and medium-sized flood discharge projects and to address the limitations of traditional manual inspection, such as insufficient quantification and weak coordination, this study took the yankong flood discharge project in Weng’an County, Guizhou Province, as the research object. A collaborative supervision model for quality and safety was constructed using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation, and a Deep Neural Network (DNN). AHP was employed for weight determination, fuzzy logic for quantifying uncertainties, and DNN for constructing a nonlinear decision-making module. The model incorporated four primary indicators—quality, safety, informatization, and coordination—and was trained using 124 sets of supervision samples. The results demonstrated that the model achieved a prediction accuracy of 92.6% for project risk levels, with a coefficient of determination (R2) of 0.926. The comprehensive evaluation index of quality and safty collaborative supervision for the flood discharge project was 0.873, indicating an excellent operational status. This research enables intelligent, quantitative, and visualized supervision of flood discharge projects, providing a feasible path for the digital transformation of hydraulic engineering regulation.