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Back in 2004, we were a small team working out of a garage in regional Australia. Our first business solution? Humble safety documents. But as technology reshaped how the world interacted, founder Luke Anear was quick to meet customers where they were.
And so, iAuditor was born, the first iteration of a digital platform that revolutionized inspections globally. It’s now the world’s largest checklist app — and that’s just the beginning.
At the heart of it, we build products for our customers; to drive their business forward and support working teams. As the world of work evolves, so do we.
Today, our technology includes sensors, issue reports, data capture, analytics, risk mitigation and award-winning mobile training. We power 600 million checks per year, approximately 50,000 lessons per day and millions of corrective actions. Our flagship products, iAuditor and EdApp, are used by over 28,000 organizations — ranging from Coles to NASA and the United Nations.
Across industries, SafetyCulture is the leading digital operations platform which helps organizations get better everyday
CEO and Founder Luke Anear speaks to Cheddar News about the latest funding round and US$1.6 billion valuation.
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According to new research from SafetyCulture, the majority of Americans (63%) say they are comfortable sharing their vaccine status with businesses as the U.S. reopens.
Luke and Mark discuss the humble beginnings of working in a Mobil service station, investment from his dentist, and why your imagination could be killing your business.
Developed in a Townsville garage, SafetyCulture originally started out as a workplace safety app, but has morphed into something that’s even being used on reality television The Block.
English Premier League team Brentford Football Club announces a two-year partnership with global operations platform SafetyCulture.
Australia-based SafetyCulture raised a $73 million funding round at a valuation of $1.6 billion, doubling the company’s valuation from its $35.5 million raise a year ago.
SafetyCulture is opening a new headquarters in Sydney. The Australian tech unicorn is relocating to a custom-built headquarters in the Sydney suburb of Surry Hills, which is set to be complete in mid-2021 and will add to the suburb’s emerging tech scene.
A group of Australia’s top tech companies and investment firms have joined forces to help tackle India’s COVID crisis, with Canva, SafetyCulture and Airtasker launching an ‘Aussie Tech for India’ relief campaign and pledging an initial $400,000 for medical equipment
SafetyCulture may be one of Australia’s fastest growing startup, doubling its three-comma valuation in the space of a few months. Starting as a workplace safety checklist app, SafetyCulture is hoping to transform itself into a global platform managing all aspects of business operations.
From humble beginnings in a garage to offices around the globe, Townsville’s homegrown SafetyCulture is kicking goals. The tech company has just been announced as one of the best places to work in Australia.
SafetyCulture started life in a Townsville garage in 2004. Now its CEO and founder is running a global business that helps more than 500,000 workers in 85 countries.
Six months after becoming Australia’s latest “unicorn,” workplace safety platform SafetyCulture has raised another $48.5 million. Of the raise, only $14 million ($US10 million) was equity, with the remaining generated by staff and early investors selling down their stakes.
Unleash live, one of the world’s leading A.I. video analytics platforms, today announces an $8 million Series A funding round led by SafetyCulture. Launched in 2016 by co-founders Hanno Blankenstein and Jason Grier, Unleash live’s A.I. powered real time analytics platform, ‘Intelligent Remote Vision’, generates immediate insights that enable enterprises to materially drive down costs, …
Headlined by NBA superstar Magic Johnson, world champion athlete Diana Nyad, Lieutenant General Nadja West and #3 CEO in the world Bob Chapman, SafetyCulture’s Made Extraordinary event is set to inspire working teams around the world. Made Extraordinary will deliver bold vision and practical insights in equal measure, drawn from the diverse lived experiences of …
SafetyCulture, the global operations platform which empowers working teams to drive improvements in the workplace, is one of the fastest growing technology companies in Australia. This new addition to the board demonstrates SafetyCulture’s continued commitment to growth and follows a recent funding round that saw it reach an AU$2.2 billion valuation in May 2021. Luke …
SafetyCulture today announces the appointment of Peter Dunne as VP Corporate Development and General Counsel. Dunne, who is also a part-time partner at Herbert Smith Freehills, is one of Australia’s leading venture capital and private equity lawyers and specialises in private capital raisings and M&A. Dunne advises on multibillion-dollar transactions, including acquisitions, buy-outs, and joint …
SafetyCulture, the global operations platform that empowers working teams to drive improvements in the workplace has become the Club’s Official Workplace Operations Partner. As part of the initial two-year agreement, the tech company’s logo will appear on the left sleeve of Brentford’s First, B Team and Women’s match kits. Founded in Australia, with offices in …
New research reveals what a “post-pandemic” America really means for consumer behavior and business recovery As the U.S. reopens, the majority of Americans (63%) say they are comfortable sharing their vaccine status with businesses, according to new research from SafetyCulture. Plus, 43% of Americans said they would have increased trust in organizations which require or …
“iAuditor on mobile devices has been really user friendly for the people who carry out all our flight checks. They can add pictures, easily record any issues, and identify insights immediately.” - Deaky Wong Line Maintenance Engineer, Cathay Pacific
“We have visibility into everything because of the data we capture in iAuditor. If there’s a threshold exception or process that needs improving, all we have to do is drill down and we’ll find it.” - Sofia Dias, Food Safety & Quality Assurance Manager,
"Seeing how we’re doing this year compared to last year... food and beverage is up 15 points in terms of guest satisfaction. To see that level of change speaks a lot about a system like iAuditor." - Kelly Vos, GM at Waldorf Astoria Boca Raton
"iAuditor empowers us to give the customers a shop that they can trust. It also gives us the ease and simplicity to let stores really get ahead of the game to deliver on opportunities to improve." - Simon McBurney, Senior Delivery Analyst
“At the end of the day, we’re a very busy site. There are lots of dangers but we keep them to a minimum — there’s lots of cranes, lots of lifting. It’s paramount we keep everyone safe.” - Scott Cam, SafetyCulture Ambassador & Host of The Block
“The behaviour is definitely more proactive, with the ability to monitor actions placed upon users/contractors, we’re able to ensure that problems on site are being dealt with in a timely manner." - Adam, Project Engineer,
An obvious but often ignored theme of workplace technology is that its business impact depends on the extent of its adoption. For those relying on technology to get their jobs done, dissatisfaction with existing solutions may impact not only performance but also attrition. In fact, “49% of US workers say they are likely to leave their …
Frontline workers are often left behind when it comes to new technology so, as the world of work becomes more distributed, how can tech help your workers without a desk keep up? The coronavirus pandemic and lockdowns have clearly shown that office workers can remain productive when working away from a home office. Communication and …
The COVID-19 pandemic has proven beyond any doubt that you don’t need all your people in the same place, at the same time, in order to get things done. The goal now is to make working from home sustainable as it becomes a permanent fixture of the new normal. This requires effective ways to measure …
Jane Yuan, Sensors and IoT Product Manager at SafetyCulture, explains how hospitality professionals can tap into tech to manage increasing demand in the sector. Do more with less. It’s a line that you never want to hear at work, but it’s been the reality for many in hospitality in the past year. We see it …
The coronavirus pandemic is fast-tracking the take-up of “workstream collaboration”. This next generation of unified productivity and collaboration tools is designed to make it easier for colleagues to work together from afar. Working from home is mandatory for many people when a lockdown is declared in their area. Even as the threat of the coronavirus …
In a bygone era, decision-making used to suffer from the HiPPO (or Highest Paid Person’s Opinion) phenomenon, whereby logic goes out of the window in favour of the whim of the most senior executive in the room. With the rise of big data, this phenomenon was supposed to be diminished. After all, as W. Edwards …
As the U.S. edges further into the summer months, Bob Butler, Americas General Manager at SafetyCulture, outlines how hotels can encourage consumer confidence in the aftermath of the pandemic.
Here are five tips to help companies safely navigate reopening.
When WhatsApp announced modifications to its privacy policy, it sparked an exodus from the platform and ignited fresh concerns about big tech whittling away user privacy. The news was a wake-up call, and companies that were sleeping on the risks of using consumer software for business purposes are now wide awake.
Luke Anear, the founder and CEO of SafetyCulture, was invited to speak at the Australian Financial Technology and Regulatory Technology Select Committee. The inquiry examines how Australia can better foster startup culture and further its growth. This is Luke’s opening address on how to support the technology industry in Australia.
Dan Joyce, General Manager EMEA of SafetyCulture, discusses the common pitfalls businesses should avoid when building back after lockdown.
Hospitality is undoubtedly one of the toughest industries and has been heavily impacted by COVID-19. SafetyCulture Head of Brand and Communications, Hayley Kerrigan, speaks to how there’s an opportunity to be found in offering stellar safety.
Dan Joyce, EMEA General Manager at SafetyCulture, explains how breaking hospitality’s golden rule can help the industry pull pints and raise safety standards.
Dan Joyce, EMEA General Manager at SafetyCulture, explains how retail can tap into tech to pave a path to reopening.
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