Construction · EHS
Safety documentation, in the same place as the work.
Permits, risk assessments and method statements captured where the job is.
Safety paperwork that lives apart from the work gets treated as paperwork. In EIDA it sits with the location, the drawing and the trade it concerns. Permits are completed in the field with the checks built in, so they are right when they are signed rather than corrected afterwards.
Documentation
Trade contractors upload for approval through the workflow your project actually uses. Everything is categorized and searchable, in the office or on a device on site, with a full audit trail behind it.
Permits
Each permit guides the person filling it in, so it is complete before it can be submitted. Approval happens the same day.
Risk assessments and method statements
Trades and vendors submit for approval, reviewers comment on the document itself, and approved versions go straight to everyone who needs them.
After handover, the safety record stays with the facility. Evidence for the next audit or incident review, not a filing cabinet nobody can find.
