Build the check once. Run it everywhere.
One template, issued to every site, completed on a phone, with photographs attached where the answer needs them. Because everyone captures the same way, the comparison is available without anyone compiling it.
One template, every site, every time
Build the inspection centrally and issue it to the estate. Sites can add local questions, but the core is fixed, which is what makes the comparison mean anything.
A failed item raises work, not a red box
Failures generate a corrective action with an owner, a deadline and the evidence needed to close it, attached to the item that failed.
Evidence assembles as you go
Photographs, timestamps and the name of the person who completed each item attach to the record as it is filled in, so the pack for an inspector is a filter rather than a project.
Compare sites on the same measure
Group dashboards rank sites on completion, failures and time to close, because every site captured the same way. Site leads see their own site first.
Make safety audits and inspections simple.
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Every assessment carries an owner, a review date and the controls it depends on.
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Scan the label on any piece of equipment and its full record opens: history, safety status, open work and what's due next.
Find out more →Safety Audits and Inspections management common questions
Safety audit software lets you build inspections and site checks once, schedule them, complete them on a mobile device with photographic evidence, and track the actions raised by anything that fails.
Yes. A central template can carry local additions, while the shared questions stay fixed so site-to-site comparison still works.
The Audits page covers operational audits across the whole platform, including quality and compliance areas outside safety. This page is the safety-specific version: site checks, statutory inspections and safety walks.
No. It records what was checked, by whom, when, and what was found, which supports your compliance arrangements. Whether those arrangements are adequate is a judgement for your competent person.