SOFTWARE: eCompliance unveils innovative asset management feature

[caption id="attachment_1003725657" align="aligncenter" width="466"] For the first time ever, track people and assets on a single platform from eCompliance.[/caption] TORONTO – eCompliance, the number one software for strengthening safety culture, announced the release of Asset Management as the newest addition to the product. The addition of Asset Management positions the company as the only safety software provider to track both assets and people under one platform to mitigate another level of risk in the workplace. Asset Management provides frontline workers and safety managers with an added layer of risk transparency. They’re able to ensure assets are inspected on a regular basis and are safe to operate or use for their employees. Companies can now track assets and their inspection reports in real-time, which ensures they are compliant with their required policies. Tying equipment safety to people safety furthers the mission to eliminate one workplace incidents and create a safer work environment. “Twenty-nine per cent of workplace injuries in 2018 were caused by assets and it has justified our hypothesis regarding the importance of including Asset Management in eCompliance,” says Adrian Bartha, CEO, eCompliance. “The ability to track assets and uncover an unknown layer of risk, ensures our customers are performing their tasks with safety in mind for their assets and their workers.” eCompliance’s innovative Asset Management feature pushes the envelope in the EHS technology market. Features include:

• Flexible and easy-to-use: The Asset Management feature is structured to promote ease-of-use and flexibility to all users to consider human-asset interactions, the environment, and training/certification.
• Safety intelligence: Users can use Safety Intelligence reports and insights to drive corrective actions with the additional data from the Asset Management feature.
• Asset reporting and ownership: Users can assign an asset to one worker or multiple workers and are able to view all assets and perform inspections. Additionally, users can have access to inspection records, action items, and maintenance records all on one feature.
• Feature notifications: The Asset Management feature notifies users when an asset status changes, and when scheduled inspections are missed.

“For over a decade we’ve helped companies collect over 250 million leading indicators in our database. The release of Asset Management will further help companies link people, with processes, the environment, and assets in order to have a full scope of workplace incidents,” says Luu Duong, VP of software development at eCompliance. “Our goal of eliminating one million workplace incidents by 2020 is accelerated as we use big data and machine learning to dive into these data points to find innovative ways to reduce workplace incidents.” Learn more at www.eCompliance.com.