Every SafetyOps module, organised the way you actually think about your work.

One operational view of what needs attention across your whole SafetyOps workspace.

The operational concept behind the Dashboard — priorities, widgets, actions and your calendar, in one place.

The single corrective-action register for every SafetyOps module — findings in, actions out.

A single calendar view of reviews, inspections, training expiries and other date-driven SafetyOps work.

Employee records, responsibilities and profile-level history, all in one place.

Training records, courses and expiry tracking, connected to the people who hold them.

A guided, course-style induction that assembles the company's own real policy, risk and safety records for each employee — not a generic checklist.

A live worker safety-readiness record — never a legal certification.

Manage contractor competence, inductions and site access requirements.

Site visitor sign-in, induction acknowledgement and evacuation readiness.

Bring First Aid arrangements, trained people, certificate status, kits, AEDs, checks, actions and evidence together around the same sites and employees.

A full equipment register with assignment, location and inspection status.

Vehicle checks, fleet safety records and driver-related compliance.

The broader asset lifecycle behind the Equipment Register — registration through to retirement.

Inspection schedules and history for every registered asset, alongside LOLER thorough examination.

Scan equipment from your phone and open the right SafetyOps record instantly.

Structured risk assessments with initial/residual risk ratings and an AI-assisted builder.

A hazardous substance register with review status tracked by location.

A dedicated Fire Safety centre for fire risk assessments, reviews and outstanding actions.

Work equipment checks, guarding and inspection records for PUWER compliance.

Lifting equipment and accessories with thorough examination records.

Display Screen Equipment self-assessments for workstation-based employees.

A PPE register connecting required and issued protective equipment to each employee.

Manual handling risk assessments and control guidance.

Manage work-at-height risk through connected risk assessments, competence, equipment, inspections and permits — a dedicated workspace is planned.

Scheduled inspections and audits across your organisation, outside the equipment-specific flow.

Incident and near-miss reporting, connected back to risk assessments and actions.

Controlled document lifecycle and version governance, distinct from freeform file storage.

Flat, non-versioned attachments and verifiable proof linked to compliance objects.

Describe the work, and SafetyOps AI produces a structured analysis — hazards, activities and recommended documents.

SafetyOps-owned master templates, authored and governed through an explicit review lifecycle.

Curated UK legislation, HSE and gov.uk references, with source verification metadata.

What SafetyOps knows about your specific company, assembled into one structured model.

SafetyOps identifies the safety topics likely to be relevant to your organisation, based on the work you carry out — never an automatic conclusion.

Explainable records of why SafetyOps proposed a given requirement or recommendation.

The confirmed-requirement record a human creates by approving an Applicability Engine candidate.

One view of how your live records sit against every certification and prequalification standard SafetyOps maps — ISO 45001, 14001, 45003, 39001 and SSIP / CHAS.

See where your live records sit against the clauses of ISO 45001:2018 — a preparation aid, never a certification.

See where your live records sit against the clauses of ISO 14001:2018 — an environmental-management preparation aid, never a certification.

See where your records sit against ISO 45003:2021 — managing psychological health and psychosocial risk at work.

See where your records sit against the SSIP Core Criteria — what CHAS, SafeContractor, SMAS and Constructionline assess.

See where your records sit against ISO 39001:2012 — a Road Traffic Safety management system for organisations that drive for work.