A safety dashboard is a visual reporting tool that provides real-time and historical insights into workplace safety, health, and compliance metrics. It aggregates data from multiple sources to help organizations monitor, analyze, and improve their safety performance.
These dashboards are widely used in industries like manufacturing, construction, healthcare, and transportation, where workplace safety is a critical concern
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Incident Tracking – Displays real-time and historical data on workplace accidents, near-misses, injuries, and fatalities.
Safety Compliance – Monitors adherence to industry regulations (e.g., OSHA, ISO 45001) and tracks inspections, audits, and certifications.
Leading & Lagging Indicators – Uses key safety performance indicators (KPIs) such as Total Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR), Lost Time Injury Rate (LTIR), and proactive safety measures (e.g., training hours, hazard reports).
Improves Safety Awareness – Provides clear visibility into safety trends and risks.
Enhances Decision-Making – Data-driven insights help organizations take proactive steps to prevent accidents.
Ensures Compliance – Helps businesses avoid legal and financial penalties by ensuring regulatory adherence.
Reduces Workplace Injuries – Identifies risk factors and promotes proactive safety measures.
Saves Time & Resources – Automates safety data collection and reporting, reducing manual effort.
Organizations use various software platforms, including:
InetSoft – Known for its flexible data mashup and visualization capabilities.
Power BI – A widely used business intelligence tool for safety analytics.
Tableau – Offers interactive safety data visualization.
EHS (Environmental Health & Safety) Software – Includes platforms like Intelex, Cority, and VelocityEHS, which are tailored for safety reporting.
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SafeBuild Homes, amid-sized home construction company with multiple ongoing projects across different states, faced increasing safety concerns on its construction sites. With a workforce spread across various locations, tracking safety incidents, compliance measures, and risk assessments became overwhelming. The company relied on spreadsheets and manual reporting, which led to delays in hazard identification and incident response. Additionally, regulatory compliance with OSHA standards was difficult to maintain consistently.
To address these issues, SafeBuild Homes implemented InetSoft's microservice-based safety dashboard. The solution provided a centralized, real-time view of safety performance across all construction sites. By leveraging InetSoft's data mashup capabilities, the dashboard integrated data from various sources, including:
IoT-enabled wearables and sensors
Incident reporting mobile apps
Compliance tracking systems
Employee training records
On-site safety inspections
Real-Time Incident Tracking – Immediate logging and analysis of accidents, near-misses, and hazards.
Regulatory Compliance Monitoring – Automated tracking of OSHA standards, safety audits, and corrective actions.
Risk Assessment & Predictive Analytics – Identification of high-risk zones and proactive hazard mitigation.
Employee Safety Training Management – Monitoring certification status and training completion rates.
Mobile Accessibility – Field supervisors and workers could access reports and submit incident data via mobile devices.
Automated Alerts & Notifications – Instant alerts for safety violations or overdue compliance tasks.
Data Integration – InetSoft's data mashup tool connected multiple data streams into a single dashboard.
Customization & Role-Based Access – The dashboard was tailored to different user roles, including site managers, safety officers, and executives.
Training & Deployment – Employees were trained on using the dashboard for real-time reporting and analysis.
Continuous Monitoring & Improvements – The dashboard evolved with user feedback, enhancing usability and efficiency.
30% Reduction in Workplace Incidents – Faster reporting and analysis led to proactive safety measures.
Improved Compliance – Automated tracking ensured timely audits and adherence to OSHA regulations.
Enhanced Decision-Making – Data-driven insights allowed management to allocate resources effectively.
Increased Worker Engagement – Employees actively participated in safety reporting via the mobile-friendly platform.
Time Savings – Automated processes replaced manual reporting, freeing up valuable time for safety managers.