“Many Critical Risk Managers focus on an individual risk, verification of the controls for that risk - and then the inspection is complete. However, Smart Inspections focus on the worksite and the critical risks associated with ‘work’ – this allows controls to be verified for multiple critical risks all at the same time, because that is what a worksite is really like – multiple risks to verify, multiple controls to verify.” Josh Bryant (Mitchell Services General Manager, People and Risk)
Adding our Rules Engine to Inspections makes them 'Smart' so that the person conducting the inspection does not have to consider whether to escalate issues or create actions. Inspectors simply record their objective observations, which trigger pre-defined downstream rules for critical processes, actions, and notifications. As a result, this automated process bypasses the need for workers to make value judgements in the field, avoiding confounding factors like mood, focus, and normal variations in human perception.
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Unlock the full potential of your incident reporting with versatile configurable features:
Note: Customisation functionality varies between subscription tiers.
The incident reporting system accommodates integration with existing payroll, HR, or ERP systems, for automatic injection of work hours and employee updates. This feeds into calculated incident rates weighted by hours worked per site/department/etc.
The incident reporting module also connects with action management and hazard management modules, allowing for a comprehensive approach to workplace safety and compliance that is wrapped up in a guided flow. These integration options streamline workflows, automates updates, and promotes a unified safety management strategy across your organisation.
The incident investigation module offers detailed analysis tools through customisable data visualisation widgets, root cause identification processes, and corrective action planning to thoroughly investigate and resolve incidents.
Absolutely, the near miss reporting workflow is a dynamic option within the incident reporting form to easily capture, analyse, and address near misses. The ‘near miss’ flag can be used to parse data for separate reporting/visualisation. [insert image of incident widget that shows near misses as category]
With myosh’s incident management software, logging a new incident is straightforward. Watch a video tutorial that guides you through the process step-by-step.
For a comprehensive understanding of myosh’s incident reporting software, a detailed walkthrough of the incident investigation process, and a comprehensive user manual for the module is available, in addition to the video tutorial noted above. Full documentation is similarly available for all other modules.