Report from anywhere
Use a mobile form or scan a QR code on equipment and locations to report an incident, near miss or hazard.
Incident management
Give frontline teams a fast way to report incidents, near misses and hazards. Capture the evidence while it is fresh, investigate the cause and keep the follow-up visible.
From report to prevention
Give people a quick way to report and give investigators, HSE leaders and auditors a complete record of what happened and what changed.
Use a mobile form or scan a QR code on equipment and locations to report an incident, near miss or hazard.
Set the issue type and priority, record the site and route the report to the responsible people through notifications.
Capture photos, location details and body-map information for injuries before the scene or shift changes.
Use 5 Whys or fishbone analysis. Record contributing factors, evidence and the root cause.
Record the immediate response and longer-term preventive plan in the analysis, then assign follow-up actions with owners and due dates.
Review incidents by site, type, priority and status. Use dashboards to see patterns across teams and locations.
A report people can act on
A worker scans a QR code at a loading dock and reports a near miss with a photo. The report is assigned to the supervisor and the area is made safe.
The investigator uses 5 Whys to find a failed control, records the root cause and documents the immediate and preventive response. The report, investigation and recorded response remain in the incident record for review.

How it works
A consistent process for every event, from a minor observation to a serious incident.
Raise the event from a phone, QR code or desktop form with the evidence available.
Set the type, priority and owner, then notify the people who need to respond.
Record the timeline, contributing factors and root cause with a structured method.
Record the response, then track follow-up actions with owners through to closure.
FAQ
An incident causes harm, damage or loss. A near miss could have caused harm but did not. Both can be recorded as issues so the same investigation and action process applies.
Yes. QR codes can be placed on equipment or locations. Scanning one opens a report form and records the site and code used.
Yes. The incident form works on mobile so teams can report from the field, and the record is saved when the report is submitted.
Yes. Issues can carry a structured root cause analysis using 5 Whys or fishbone, with contributing factors and evidence.
Yes. Priority, status, owners, due dates and investigation notes stay with the incident record. Follow-up actions are tracked in the action process, and the audit log retains changes.
Bring one of your own checklists, permits or risk assessments. We will show you how it works in InspecOps in 30 minutes.