🩹 Replace the Paper Accident Book

Track every license, certificate, permit, and calibration you are responsible for in one live register that flags a renewal before it lapses. These compliance prompts build the operational layer around the credentials your business runs on: what you hold, when it expires, who owns the renewal, and what gets blocked if it slips. Built for operators who would rather find an expiry in a dashboard than in an audit.
Replace the Paper Accident Book

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Our accident book is paper and I cannot see any pattern in it. Build me a digital accident record. Record each injury with the date and time, the person, the location, the task being performed, what happened, the injury sustained, the treatment given, whether they returned to work, and any time lost. Restrict access to these records to named people, since they concern individuals and their health. Flag any injury that appears to meet a reporting threshold I define, with the reporting deadline shown and whether the report has been made. Analyze injuries by site, by task, by time of day and by injury type, which is what a paper book cannot do. Link each to an investigation and any corrective actions. Add an AI agent that reviews an entry and flags where it appears to meet a reporting threshold so a competent person can decide, and that identifies patterns such as a particular task or shift producing most injuries. Make clear it supports the process and does not determine legal reporting duties. Automate three things: an immediate alert to the safety owner on any injury, a reminder on an approaching reporting deadline, and a scheduled monthly analysis. Two logins: a manager who records injuries at their site, and a safety owner who sees everything.

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Replace the Paper Accident Book

Record workplace injuries with restricted access, reporting-duty flags and deadlines, and pattern analysis by site and task.

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A paper accident book is hard to analyze and easy to lose, and entries about people need care. This records injuries properly with the reporting duty tracked.

What's Included

  • Injury records with restricted access because they concern people.
  • Reporting duties flagged with their deadlines.
  • Pattern by site, task, and time which paper cannot show.
  • An assistant that flags anything likely reportable.

How To Use

  1. Restrict access. These records concern individuals and their health.
  2. Flag reportable injuries immediately. The deadlines are short.
  3. Record the task being done, not just the injury.
  4. Analyze by time and location. Patterns are rarely random.

Investigate through incident reporting, and fix causes with the corrective action tracker.