Incident Reporting
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All stakeholders involved in a construction project can use incident management software. Workers primarily use it to report incidents and near-misses during their shifts. Meanwhile, foremen or Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) managers can take advantage of this software to gain better visibility over potential hazards present in the workplace and address incidents more effectively.
Technology improves incident management on construction sites by providing features that make it easier to monitor and predict hazards. Using technology like sensors allows for predictive maintenance and anticipation of potential safety concerns and reduces the downtime and likelihood of incidents.
Using the right software can help manage and address construction incidents such as the fatal four, which include falls, struck-by incidents, electrocution, and caught-in/between incidents. It is important to have the right software for these incidents, especially since the US Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that falls, slips, and trips have significantly increased the fatality rate among construction workers.
Generally, good construction incident management software provides the following features:
Moreover, it is highly recommended to choose a software tool that is accessible on different devices to make it convenient for reporting no matter the location of a construction site.
Incident management software can assist in maintaining compliance with safety regulations by tracking incidents and ensuring that corrective actions are taken. Additionally, platforms such as SafetyCulture have ready-made templates to help comply with regulatory requirements like the OSHA 300, 300A, and 301 for reporting incidents.