Job hazard analysis, permits to work, safety inspections, drills, one-press activation and after-action reviews — in one platform with one sealed audit record. Structured on the four-phase emergency management cycle and aligned with ISO 45001 and NFPA 1660.
Risk register, job hazard analysis, near misses, permits to work
Inspections, asset readiness, drills & exercises, action cards
After-action reviews, corrective actions, verifiable reports
Activation & escalation, encrypted comms, MCI, crowd management
The safety programme lives in files and spreadsheets; emergencies run on WhatsApp groups and call chains. Each works alone, so neither knows what the other has learned.
Every module feeds the next: a near miss escalates to the risk register, the risk is tested in a drill, the drill exposes a gap, and the gap is closed by a corrective action with an owner and a due date.
What could happen, where, and how do we prevent it?
Are people, equipment and procedures ready today?
Who knows, who moves, and who decides?
What did we learn, who fixes what, and by when?
Every report names the clause it serves. The platform runs your programme and hands the auditor its evidence; certification itself is awarded to an organisation by an accreditation body, not to software.
The architecture is one. What changes is the system's understanding of your sector: its codes, roles, inspection checklists and regulatory requirements.
Standard hospital codes, mass casualty protocols, asset readiness with CBAHI and JCI evidence, and Hajj/Umrah season readiness.
Explore healthcare →Permits to work, job hazard analysis, near misses and multi-contractor coordination — with MHRSD and Civil Defense requirements.
Explore construction →Last-mile crowd management: from official systems' outputs to a recorded action in the field — with tafweej and field inspections.
See crowd management →Chemical and gas releases, classified-area incidents and hazard classification per NFPA and GHS — with hazardous-work permits, LOTO and ATEX devices.
Explore industrial →Every module works offline and syncs when the signal returns. On ATEX devices, UHF radio carries push-to-talk and short messages with no network at all.
A thermal camera on the ATEX device helps locate affected people in smoke and low visibility, and shows maintenance teams equipment that is running hot.
Built-in multimedia chat for every incident — text, photos and voice — on servers inside the Kingdom, inside the incident record itself.