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Managing workplace safety requires a structured approach that covers all essential aspects of an organization’s Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS) system. A well-designed safety management system (SMS) helps organizations identify risks, enforce safety protocols, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. However, knowing what to include in a safety management system can be challenging.
A structured safety management system (SMS) relies on three critical components: documentation, incident reporting, and corrective action management. Each plays a key role in ensuring compliance, maintaining workplace safety, and reducing risks.
This checklist is designed to help organizations establish a strong foundation by addressing these three essential elements:
1. Documentation: Establishing a Safety Framework – Develop and maintain safety policies, risk assessments, compliance records, and emergency response plans to ensure accessibility and regulatory alignment.
2. Incident Reporting: Ensuring Timely Investigation and Resolution – Standardize incident reporting to capture essential details, track investigations in real-time, and maintain audit-ready records for compliance.
3. Corrective Action Management: Driving Continuous Improvement – Identify root causes, assign corrective actions, and monitor trends to ensure incidents are resolved and risks are reduced effectively.
While checklists provide guidance, automating safety management ensures a consistent and efficient approach. ConvergePoint incident safety management software supports:
Centralized Documentation Management – Securely store and manage safety policies and compliance records.
Incident Reporting & Workflow Automation – Streamline reporting, investigations, and corrective action tracking.
Corrective Action Assignment & Monitoring – Assign and track corrective actions to prevent future incidents.
Audit-Ready Records & Compliance Reports – Maintain a structured history of safety events and actions taken.
Microsoft 365 & SharePoint Integration – Seamlessly manage safety data within your existing SharePoint environment.
A structured safety management system is the foundation of a strong workplace safety program. Download the Safety Management System Checklist today to establish a compliant, organized, and effective approach to workplace safety.
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