Dave firmly announced, “There’s no way that my safety team is going to adopt any ready-made software application. We’re proposing to customize the software for HSE management”.

In the first part of this series, we looked at ways to navigate past the potential bottlenecks for successful implementation of software.

An industrial or non-industrial Occupational Health Center (OHC) is pretty similar to a healthcare facility. Most functional responsibilities, protocols and activities remain similar, albeit, in a more focused group capacity in comparison. OHCs are required to be far more focused in their approach to healthcare and the well being of their organization’s employees / stakeholders.

History has not been kind to construction workers when it comes to incidents and accidents on the work site. Some startling statistics reveal that contractors continue to be the Achilles Heel while planning for any project. The graphic further reiterates this statement and reveals radical insights that would lead to safe work.

Environmental, health and safety (EHS) software usage is growing significantly as more organizations realize its ability to enable operational continuity, commercial growth, and worker’s safety.

Scaffolding operations are a highly complex, hazardous and labour intensive activities taking place around the world. Larger work sites requiring scaffolds in high quantities find it tough to keep up with the operational challenges. Most organizations put in huge efforts in making it work efficiently.