The level of employee engagement and enthusiasm plays a vital role in assessing the success and efficiency of any company. In today’s work environment, where the utmost importance is given to safety, health, and environmental matters, organisations are progressively relying on software focused on EHS safety software to boost employee engagement. EHS safety software offers
Safety is everyone’s responsibility. In an era defined by swift technological progress and the rise of automation, the manufacturing sector stands at the forefront of transformation. And certainly manufacturing safety is a major priority. More than ever, manufacturing industry requires a dedicated focus on digital technologies. These are increasingly connected to health and safety processes. The implementation
The National Irish Safety Organisation (NISO) hosted their annual Health & Safety Conference and All Ireland Occupational Safety Awards on Friday 13th October 2023 in Killarney, Co. Kerry. Kianda EHSwise was a key exhibitor at the event, where we proudly presented our innovative Environmental, Health and Safety Software alongside our interactive Safety Kiosk, a quick and
The Construction Industry Federation Health and Safety Summit was back in Croke Park on Thursday 25th May 2023 and Kianda EHSwise were delighted to be the Gold sponsor of this year’s event. The event brought together Environmental, Health and Safety experts from across Ireland to address the challenges faced by the Construction and Engineering industries
As we all know, the construction industry is a high-risk environment with potential accidents and injuries lurking around every corner. As such, it’s essential for you to prioritize Environmental, Health, and Safety protocols. One way to achieve this is by implementing EHS software, which can have a significant impact on a company’s bottom line.
In the construction industry, health and safety on construction sites should always take precedence. Due to the inherent risks involved and in some cases inadequate health and safety management practices, the construction sector witnesses the highest incidence of non-fatal accidents globally. Looking at the latest statistics, the most recent report from the HSE regarding the construction industry highlights pressing
