Safety Cloud

Workplace Safety Management Software

  • Proactive Risk Awareness. Empower every worker to spot and address hazards early, reducing the chance of workplace harm.
  • Smarter Incident Prevention. Easily capture incidents, uncover root causes, and take action to prevent them from happening again.
  • Safety Excellence Through Insight. Connect safety data across workflows to reveal hidden risks and drive fast, informed decisions.
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Workplace Safety Solutions & Related Capabilities

Standardize incident reporting

Capture, investigate, and share key learnings from incidents and near misses, ensuring consistent processes and improved accountability across all sites.

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Identify underlying issues faster and implement effective corrective actions to prevent future incidents and improve overall safety performance.

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Track assigned actions through to completion with automated notifications and reminders to ensure timely resolution.

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Monitor safety metrics with dynamic dashboards, giving leaders the insights they need to drive informed decisions.

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Assess and control risks

Streamline hazard identification, risk evaluation, and control processes with real-time visibility and data-driven prioritization.

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Leverage a unified risk database to align mitigation strategies across your organization.

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Automate risk workflows to ensure consistency and compliance, reducing time and effort.

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Consolidate risk data for easier reporting to management, auditors, and regulators.

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Improve audit reliability

Strengthen compliance with features that improve consistency, tracking, and reporting of audits and inspections.

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Empower teams to perform inspections in the field with mobile-friendly tools.

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Ensure timely audits and inspections with automated notifications and workflows.

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Identify trends and recurring issues with robust analytics to drive continuous

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Manage contractor risk

Evaluate, monitor, and control contractor safety performance to ensure alignment with your safety standards.

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Screen and qualify contractors before work begins to reduce risk exposure.

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Track contractor activities in real time for better oversight and accountability.

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Assess contractor performance and maintain a history of compliance data.

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Control high-risk work

Ensure the safe execution of high-risk tasks with configurable permit workflows.

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Digitally manage permits in one system, reducing administrative effort.

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Simplify and standardize approval processes for faster permit issuance.

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Automatically track permit requirements to ensure compliance with safety protocols.

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Incident Prevention

Identify, investigate, and resolve safety risks by making it simple to report events, find root causes, and prevent recurrence.

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Risk Awareness

Equip employees to recognize job-specific hazards and take informed actions to protect themselves and their coworkers.

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Safety Performance

Measure practices against industry standards, uncover gaps, and act quickly to reduce harm and maintain compliance.

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$1M

Workers' compensation savings by GFG Alliance through better risk management

$6.5M

Hours without a lost-day incident achieved by nuclear cleanup leader UCOR 

$1M

Workers' compensation savings by global steel company through better investigations

How it Works

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Step 1: Engage the Workforce

Empower employees to spot, understand, and act on safety risks—building a stronger safety culture and reducing incidents.

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Step 2: Modernize the Platform

Adopt a unified, no-code safety solution with Applied-AI insights to adapt quickly, connect data, and uncover hidden risks.

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Step 3: Improve Operational Performance

Integrate safety intelligence from the front line to leadership to prevent harm, enhance compliance, and drive measurable results.

Resources

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Health Risk Assessments: What Are HRAs and Their Associated Challenges?

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Health Risk Assessments: What Are HRAs and Their Associated Challenges?

Health risk assessments are crucial in the workplace to identify potential hazards and implement strategies to mitigate them. Though HRAs pose certain challenges, occupational health programs can be a big part of the solution. Imagine you’re handed a map, not of streets and landmarks, but

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One Percent Safer: A New Approach to Occupational Health and Safety 

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One Percent Safer: A New Approach to Occupational Health and Safety 

A conversation with leadership and safety culture expert and author, Dr. Andrew Sharman. Dr. Andrew Sharman is on a mission, and it started with a book 137 chapters long. A consultant and managing partner at RMS Switzerland and Professor of Leadership and Safety Culture at

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How Analytics is Changing the EHS World and Why Companies Need to Capitalize (or risk falling behind)

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How Analytics is Changing the EHS World and Why Companies Need to Capitalize (or risk falling behind)

If you’re like me, you may be a little tired (maybe even skeptical) about the hours of content talking about ‘the power of data’. It seems like every day a new article appears from someone talking about the magical land of data and how it

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Engage Teams.
Drive Lasting Safety Gains.

Engage your workforce to prevent incidents, raise hazard awareness, and sustain peak safety performance. Identify risks early, take informed action, and protect people while building a long-term competitive and compliance edge.