What is a Permit To Work System and why is it important?

What exactly is a PTW system? Picture this: You’re at a construction site, and there are various tasks taking place simultaneously. Some workers are welding, others are operating cranes, and some are engaged in electrical work. Amidst this bustling environment, a Permit To Work (PTW) system is there to ensure that everything runs smoothly, minimizing...

CO2 emissions reporting issues in ESG tools

CO2 conversion factors are used to convert raw data into CO2 emissions data e.g. energy consumption or fuel usage. These factors  are often produced by government agencies or other regulatory bodies to provide a consistent approach to emissions reporting. They are frequently based on average emissions data for a certain industry or region and are intended to be used...

How to Improve Safety Culture and Prevent Future Accidents by Investigating Near-Miss Incidents

Introduction Near-misses are incidents that could have resulted in injury but did not. Information relating to the near-miss can be used to prevent future accidents and incidents. Follow-up of near-misses is a crucial aspect of safety management and can help promote a proactive safety approach. Importance of Investigating Near-Misses There are several reasons why follow-up is...

Common challenges in HAZOP action tracking

Introduction: Identifying possible risks and operability problems in a variety of sectors can be done using the well-established HAZOP (Hazard and Operability Study) technique. To create a safe and effective working environment, potential dangers must first be identified. Organisations must monitor the activities and suggestions that come from the HAZOP study after it is finished...

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