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SafetyCulture's experts offer their best stories, advice, research, and how-to's to help you level up your organization's safety and quality assurance practices.
Product Updates - Find out what’s new on iAuditor.
SafetyCulture's experts offer their best stories, advice, research, and how-to's to help you level up your organization's safety and quality assurance practices.
Product Updates - Find out what’s new on iAuditor.
North America’s inaugural iAuditor Summit is coming October 23-25 in Kansas City. The event is bringing together the top safety, quality and operations leaders to help you elevate your safety and quality programs. This 2-day summit is full of opportunities to become an iAuditor expert, network with professionals from your industry and hear from inspirational …
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You can build smart, mobile-friendly inspections with iAuditor’s template editor in minutes. Creating templates is the easy bit. But getting good responses is trickier to nail. Without the right data, you’re missing out on a goldmine of powerful insights. When done right, your templates can help you determine what’s working and what’s not. For example, …
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How do your business reports and notes come in? If you don’t bat an eye at notes scribbled on gyprock, and are used to loose scraps of paper and overflowing filing cabinets, perhaps you belong to the unsung heroes of the trade profession – the partners at the desk, tasked with “everything else”. Bookkeeping, scheduling, …
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Sofia Dias is Australia’s Food Safety & Quality Assurance (FSQA) Manager for Marley Spoon — a meal kit service delivering thousands of fresh, delicious, ready-to-cook meals to homes every week. Sofia is responsible for ensuring food safety and quality assurance across all of the company’s operations, including supplier onboarding, product onboarding, quality and safety audits …
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Following a highly successful 12-month pilot, QBE Insurance Group and mobile-first technology company SafetyCulture, have formalised a strategic partnership to deliver robust, evolutionary risk management programs to clients. This will see SafetyCulture’s mobile inspections app, iAuditor, being introduced to QBE customers to help improve their visibility over safety performance and help direct efforts to mitigate …
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Companies are not inanimate objects. They are made up of people and, left unchecked, people will make mistakes that can escalate into major losses. If these risks are not properly understood and priced, it is the insurer’s profitability which is impacted. And yet, while insurers have gained access to increasing levels of data to help …
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Gary Bonnett, Director of Quality, Health, Safety and Environment at BOS Solutions, had a frustrating problem. He lacked visibility into quality and safety performance because the data coming in from jobsites across the United States was siloed, in most cases, there was little or no data available from different sites for managers to share or …
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The Oil & Gas Industry is a diverse and dangerous field. Working with machinery, chemicals, unpredictable natural resources and a large workforce can lead to any number of potentially risky tasks. As is the case in most industries, it’s not always easy to identify and track the risks and compliance issues that workers face every …
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It’s no secret that workplace accidents and injuries take a toll on companies. With each incident, an organization suffers legal impacts, financial loss, lowered employee morale, recruiting challenges, and damaged brand reputation. One effective way to minimize incidents is managing safety hazards by tracking “near misses,” or almost accidents” on site. No matter how insignificant …
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Data. Love it or hate it, data provides us with a clear advantage – giving us the ability to see and understand things that others cannot. In the 16th Century, the Dutch humanist Erasmus summed this up by saying, “In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.” In 2019, however, we are …
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