Overcome workplace incident reporting challenges with EHS software. Discover how technology can improve safety, streamline reporting, and ensure...
February 1st is the day when most companies post their OSHA 300A forms summarizing all of the recordable incidents from the prior year. Read more.
Safety reports are common documents in a variety of industries, but what should be included in them?
EHS software specifically exists to mitigate incidents, spills, injuries, and other related events. Learn more.
Lost Time Incident Rate (LTIR) is a standard OSHA metric that calculates the number of incidents that result in time away from work. Learn more about...
DART Rate (Days Away, Restricted, or Transferred) takes into account three different metrics. Learn more about how to calculate DART Rate. DART Rate:...
Buying the right health and safety software starts with asking the right questions. Here are three essential questions to keep in mind.
When it comes to incident reporting, making sure you have a record of all the slips, trips, and falls that occur on the job is crucial. Here’s why.
Every company should have a safety incident investigation plan in place to help you conduct a thorough inspection of what happened, why the incident...
If you’re among those who do not have an incident and injury prevention plan in place, now is the time to start.
Here's how safety software streamlines incident and OSHA reporting.
Using safety software to record and track incidents and other activities helps you develop insights into problem areas and frequent occurrences.
Amazon Web Services takes securing your private data as seriously as you do, which is why we’ve partnered with them to provide secure safety software...
Using health and safety software can help set your construction site up for success from the time you break ground to polishing the final details.
Your employees provide the backbone of your company, and keeping them safe on the job is vital, especially in a setting like manufacturing plants and...
