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Health & Safety Software for Manufacturing

Built for plant, shifts and substances

In short

Manufacturing brings machinery, energy, noise and hazardous substances together in one place, often across shifts. A system for manufacturing has to manage plant and guarding, isolation, substances and health monitoring, and let workers report from the floor on any shift — so risks are caught and acted on, not lost between handovers.

Plant & guardingmachines checked.On the floor
Isolation / LOTObefore maintenance.Energy control
SDS & substancescurrent and to hand.Right chemicals
Shift reportingany shift, any time.Across handovers

The health & safety challenge in manufacturing

On a manufacturing floor the big risks — unguarded machinery, stored energy, noise, forklifts and hazardous substances — sit close together and run around the clock. See health & safety for manufacturing for the detail.

What a system needs for manufacturing

NeedWhy it matters in manufacturing
Plant & machine guardingKeep a register of plant and guarding checks so machines stay safe to run.
Energy isolationManage lockout / tagout and permits before anyone works on plant.
Hazardous substancesHold a current inventory and safety data sheets, accessible on the floor.
Noise & health monitoringTrack noise exposure and schedule health monitoring where it's warranted.
Shift-based reportingLet workers on any shift report hazards and incidents, so nothing is lost at handover.

Choosing a system for your plant?

Book a demo and we'll show you how it works — free 30-day trial included.

Frequently asked questions

What should a manufacturing health and safety system handle?

The plant-and-shifts essentials — plant and guarding checks, energy isolation and permits, hazardous substances and SDS, noise and health monitoring, and shift-based reporting.

Should it manage machine guarding and plant checks?

Yes. A register of plant and guarding checks with scheduled maintenance keeps machines safe to run.

Should it handle lockout / tagout?

Yes. Managing energy isolation and permits to work before anyone works on plant is critical to preventing serious harm in manufacturing.

Should it manage hazardous substances and SDS?

Yes. A current hazardous substances inventory and safety data sheets, accessible to workers on the floor, are essential.

How do I choose a manufacturing system?

Get clear on what you need, shortlist against the criteria that matter, and trial it with your team — see how to choose a health and safety system.

Sources
  1. Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 — WorkSafe New Zealand: worksafe.govt.nz
  2. Health and safety basics — business.govt.nz: business.govt.nz
  3. Health and Safety at Work Act 2015, s36 (primary duty of care) — New Zealand Legislation: legislation.govt.nz