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Accident Prevention Software | Safety Software & OSHA Injury ReportingHow the Safety Software and work related injury tracking software reduced work related injuries by 70% over a 5 year period and reduced administrative time by 75%. Business Requirements: The original problem as described by the customer was related to the efficiency of workers compensation, OSHA injury reporting, and occupational safety performance tracking. The owner had a DOS based accident prevention safety software that provided data entry screens to track osha injury reporting. The cost of maintaining this system took 1,640 hours per year at 20 hours per week. The company needed to meet OSHA safety reporting requirements in a timely manner - OSHA regulatory requirements mandate that an organization provide timely notice of a work related injury. Failure to report a serious work related injury results in regulatory fines. The existing safety software and accident prevention process required that staff complete paper OSHA forms by hand and fax them to an administrator. The administrator then key entered required form data into a DOS based safety software. During this process often times required data was omitted from the faxed forms or illegible which then required administrators receiving the forms to further investigate a reported injury to ensure proper completion of OSHA safety reports. Due to the paper submittal process often work related injuries went unreported and were later discovered and late injury reporting fines occurred. The company needed a safety software to better support accident prevention policy that also integrated with human resources software – The accident prevention software that the organization used at the time required that employee and company related information that already existed in a human resources database be entered a second time into the safety software. This created a duplication of data entry efforts between human resource software and safety software as well as a discrepancy of employee data between the two systems. Human resources software integration was essential to improve this business model. In addition OSHA requires specific information be made available on the OHSA forms such as project, business unit, or company work hours, total injuries in a given year of various injury categories such as first aid, medical, time off, and fatal work related injuries. Often times compiling an OSHA report with all of the required information took over 24 hours. There were also frequent errors and inaccurate employee data. Using this new OHSA accident prevention safety software with injury reporting, the company needed a way to measure safety performance - There was no way for managers and decision makers to view an accurate depiction of how the company’s safety management record and injury performance had changed over time. The company was also unable to determine how to improve the organizational accident prevention program to help reduce occupational injuries. Safety supervisors and human resource managers expressed the need to identify what exactly to change in how to manage safety practices throughout the company. To identify how to improve safety management practices safety managers and project managers needed to be able to identify patterns in the work related injuries. A1 Enterprise implemented a customized accident prevention and occupational safety software providing injury reporting and full software integration with the customer’s human resources software. This ensured data on the OSHA injury reports remained accurate and available when needed. The new OSHA safety software made available the necessary electronic forms for inputting occupational injury data directly from field personnel. This customized safety software replaced the paper-based OSHA forms and there was no longer a requirement to fill out forms long-hand. Safety administrators and project managers receive work related injury email notifications each time an injury occurs. Managers also handle public relations quickly and make rapid OSHA & safety management decisions.
Return on Investment: Upon implementation of the new injury reporting software there was an immediate improvement in company processes. The time spent by an administrator inputting data went from 20 hours per week to 2 hours per week. Data was input by those from field supervisors provided accurate information which eliminated duplications in faxed forms and submittals. The company has, since implementation, has reduced work related injuries by 70% since 2002 thereby reducing costs in fines and data management. Most important of all, the benefits for both the company and employees are in keeping healthy active employees safe in the workplace. Contact us for more information on injury prevention & accident software. |
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