What is Safety Dashboard?
The Safety Dashboard makes safety data actionable by turning it into easy to read and understand visualisations and real-time metrics. Monitor leading and lagging indicators, such as incident rates, completion of inspections, training and action item statuses, across multiple sites and projects.
Personalise widgets to show you the information you need most, whether it's tracking compliance across sites or key performance indicators for senior leadership. Interactive graphs allow drilling down for closer analysis of trends, early warning signs or safety interventions.
Role-based dashboards allow different metrics for different users. Site managers see daily activity metrics, safety advisors can monitor compliance with safety procedures, and company executives see KPIs focused on strategy. Automated alerts notify stakeholders of high-priority issues that need attention.
Regulatory Compliance
- • Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 Section 2 - Employer duties
- • Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 Regulation 5 - Health and safety monitoring
- • ISO 45001:2018 Clause 9.1 - Monitoring, measurement, analysis and performance evaluation
Key Benefits
Real-time visibility of safety performance across all sites and projects
Early warning of compliance gaps and emerging risk trends
Reduced investigation time with instant access to key metrics
Executive-level reporting for board presentations and stakeholder communication
Improved decision-making through data-driven insights
Customisable widgets tailored to individual roles and responsibilities
Features & Capabilities
Customisable dashboard widgets showing KPIs, trends, and status summaries
Real-time data feeds from all connected safety modules
Interactive charts with drill-down capabilities for root cause analysis
Role-based dashboard views for different user types
Automated alerts and notifications for critical events
Export capabilities for presentations and external reporting
How It Works
Configure your dashboard by selecting relevant widgets and KPIs for your role
Connect data sources from incidents, inspections, audits, and other safety modules
View real-time updates as safety data is captured across your organisation
Set alert thresholds to receive notifications when metrics exceed acceptable levels
Export reports and charts for stakeholder presentations and compliance evidence
Frequently asked questions
- What is Safety Dashboard?
- A centralised real-time command centre, with instant visibility into your organisation's safety performance, customisable KPIs, trend analysis, and executive reporting.
- How does Safety Dashboard work?
- Configure your dashboard by selecting relevant widgets and KPIs for your role. Connect data sources from incidents, inspections, audits, and other safety modules. View real-time updates as safety data is captured across your organisation. Set alert thresholds to receive notifications when metrics exceed acceptable levels. Export reports and charts for stakeholder presentations and compliance evidence.
- What are the main benefits of Safety Dashboard?
- Real-time visibility of safety performance across all sites and projects. Early warning of compliance gaps and emerging risk trends. Reduced investigation time with instant access to key metrics. Executive-level reporting for board presentations and stakeholder communication.
- Which regulations does Safety Dashboard help you comply with?
- Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 Section 2 - Employer duties. Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 Regulation 5 - Health and safety monitoring. ISO 45001:2018 Clause 9.1 - Monitoring, measurement, analysis and performance evaluation.
Industry sectors that use this module
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