Map the hazards and record what happened
The inventory calculates each risk's level and the matrix shows what to tackle first. Incidents are recorded with severity, CAT and investigation, and the PGR comes out as a PDF from what is registered.
Risk inventory · Production
- Press noise P4 x S4 = 16 · Being treated
- Posture at packing P3 x S3 = 9 · Identified
- Warehouse stairs Near miss recorded
- Guillotine cut CAT issued · under investigation
2 high-level risks in this area
What holds workplace safety back today
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The inventory sits in an old spreadsheet
Risks registered once and never reviewed again.
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Everything looks like a priority
Without probability and severity, there is no way to know what to tackle first.
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The accident becomes just paperwork
The CAT is filed, but the cause is never investigated and the corrective action gets lost.
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The PGR is put together the day before
Inventory, matrix and incidents gathered by hand when someone asks.
What Risks does
From the identified hazard to the PGR, with incidents in the same place.
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Risk inventory
Every hazard with its process, activity and type.
- Physical, chemical, biological, ergonomic, accident and psychosocial
- By sector, department, team or the whole company
- Existing and proposed control measures
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Assessment
The risk level comes out calculated.
- Probability and severity from 1 to 5
- Risk level calculated instantly
- Status from identified to controlled
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5x5 matrix
The heat map of what to prioritize.
- Probability crossed with severity
- Click a cell to see its risks
- High-level risks visible first
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Incidents
What happened, recorded and investigated.
- Accidents, near misses and occupational diseases
- Severity, days off work and CAT details
- Root cause, lessons learned and corrective action
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NR-01 reports
Documents come from what is registered.
- PGR in PDF with methodology, matrix and action plan
- Risk inventory in Excel
- Risk matrix as an image
From the identified hazard to the delivered PGR
Each step shows who does it: a rule, AI or a person.
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Identification Person
The safety lead registers the hazard, the activity and the area.
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Assessment Rule
Once probability and severity are chosen, the risk level is calculated.
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Prioritization Rule
The 5x5 matrix shows where the high-level risks are.
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Occurrence Person
The manager records the incident, and types that require a CAT warn before saving.
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Investigation Person
Root cause, contributing factors and corrective action go into the record.
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PGR Rule
The program comes out as a PDF with inventory, matrix, incidents and action plan.
Ask Tali
Everything the Risks screens do, Tali does in conversation, with your permission and confirming before saving.
- Which production risks are at a high level?
- How many lost-time incidents have we had this year?
- Record a near miss today at 10am on the warehouse stairs involving Marcos.
- Generate the PGR as a PDF for the whole company.
Examples of what you can ask. Tali uses your permissions and confirms before saving.
Questions about Risks
Does the module meet NR-01?
How is the risk level calculated?
Are near misses recorded?
What about the CAT?
Can I generate the PGR for a single area?
Have the PGR ready before anyone asks
In 30 minutes you see your operation's inventory, matrix and incidents turned into the PGR as a PDF.