HSE gives your HSE manager and directors one record of incidents, permits, observations and man-hours, with subcontractors counted and certificates checked before work starts.
Follow one near miss
01 · Incidents and near misses
Incidents and near misses are reported from site, investigated, and closed only when every corrective action has its evidence. The HSE manager sees what is open and who owns it.
02 · Permits to work
Permits to work are issued against the job, with the JHA and toolbox talk attached. A permit is refused when a named worker’s certification has expired, whether staff or subcontractor.
03 · Statistics
Man-hours, LTIFR and TRIR include subcontractor hours, so the figures you give clients are complete. Directors see the trend by site and by month.
04 · Observations and PPE
Safety observations are logged from a phone and followed up. PPE issue and replacement are recorded per person, so you know who was given what, and when.
Approvals in this module
Issued by the authorised person, refused on lapsed certificates.
Closed only when HSE accepts the evidence.
Issued and replaced against an approved request.
Works with
Use cases
Expired certificates show before the crew leaves the yard, not at the client’s gate.
Features
FAQ
Yes. Subcontractor workers are held alongside your staff, and their hours count in man-hours, LTIFR and TRIR.
Yes. A permit to work is refused for a worker with lapsed certification, and a site access badge is refused on a lapsed induction or certificate.
Yes. Incidents, near misses and safety observations are reported from a phone, with photos, and reach the HSE team straight away.
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