With growing complexity and competition in manufacturing, the need for scalable solutions that ensure safety and efficiency is more critical than ever.
Control of Work (CoW) software is not just a tool; it’s the backbone of your manufacturing success. Selecting the right Control of Work software is more than just improving daily operations. It’s a decision that lays the groundwork for your business’s achievement.
Discover how digitalisation of Permit-to-Work (PTW) and Lock-out Tag-out (LOTO processes) can improve on-site safety procedures
Find out what the top 5 challenges are in manufacturing operations that can be solved by Control of Work (CoW) software including enhancing efficiency, sustainability, and future-readiness.
Control of Work software is at the core of the digitalization of Operational Risk Management (ORM) within the manufacturing safety landscape. Read more about how ORM is changing in the fast-paced environment of manufacturing.
Integrating a digital Permit-to-Work system stands as a cornerstone of operational safety, efficiency, and compliance in the manufacturing industry. It reshapes the approach to managing manufacturing safety protocols.
Embracing digital Permit-to-Work and isolations management processes is a strategic move towards enhanced compliance, efficiency and workplace safety.
Chances are that you have read plenty about digitalisation over the past few years. It is also likely that you have stumbled across headlines about sustainability. But what happens when these trending topics intersect? Could digitalisation unlock a more sustainable future for manufacturing?
The Zero Harm approach is reshaping the way we think about safety in the workplace, especially in sectors like manufacturing, construction, and energy where safety is vital. Since it began gaining ground…
In this article, we share valuable industry insights, discuss the risks and challenges of scaling HSE systems, offer practical tips to overcome them, and shed light on the benefits that scaling can bring.
Manufacturing businesses face numerous challenges in managing their operations safely, efficiently, and with environmental responsibility. Addressing safety, quality, and environmental concerns while ensuring regulatory compliance can be overwhelming. In addition, engaging all employees in safety improvement efforts necessitates…
Building an organisational culture that places a high level of importance on safety, where most people at every level in the organisation share the same values is a key target for safety professionals. There are a few primary strategies like people engagement, recognition, motivation, appreciation, creditability, training, and taking…
Creating and maintaining a safety culture in an organisation is essential for achieving safety excellence. It requires careful implementation of several primary strategies to ensure employees are engaged, motivated, and adequately trained on safety protocols. It also requires that safety beliefs, values, and attitudes are placed at a high level of importance among…