Safety Plus’s Solutions Offer Granular Insights Into Worker Safety
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Executive Summary
This report is one in a series covering vendors in the EHS software and technology markets; these case studies help corporate managers better understand key vendors and offerings in the market. Headquartered in Alabama, Safety Plus helps manage safety for over 1,000 customers across North America. In addition to its safety management software platform, the vendor offers a contractor management software solution and numerous EHS services, including training, audits, HSE (health, safety and environment) policy management, contractor pre-qualification and professional safety staffing. Safety Plus’s combination of software solutions and services allows firms to formulate an HSE programme that promotes visibility at the employee level, making it suitable for firms looking to efficiently digitize operations and promote a strong safety ethos amongst workers.Safety Plus Offers Easy-To-Use Solutions That Drive Safety Engagement
Firms Looking For Greater Control Over Safety And Contractor Management Should Shortlist Safety Plus
About the Authors
Tom Brown
Manager, Advisory Services
Tom is a Manager in the Verdantix Advisory Services practice, where his focus is on delivering client solutions for EHS and sustainability digitization. Tom joined Verdantix a...
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Bill Pennington
VP Research
Bill is VP Research at Verdantix, where he leads analysis on the evolving and interconnected landscapes of EHS, quality, AI and enterprise risk management. His research helps ...
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