IN DEVELOPMENT

Moving OHS out of binders, onto a single screen

As ARŞ OSGB, we are developing a digital OHS platform to support our service. The headings below show the planned scope.

What does this page describe?

The modules here are in development and are not yet a live product. Our goal is to share the direction transparently; each module that goes live will be announced on this page separately. Our existing services continue to run today, independently of this platform.

Planned scope

Four core modules

PLANNED

Documentation

Producing and storing documents such as the risk assessment, emergency action plan, training records, PPE issue logs and the findings-and-recommendations register in one consistent system.

PLANNED

Obligation tracking

Automatic reminders for training renewal, periodic inspections, equipment checks and document validity dates. A missed obligation means an administrative penalty.

PLANNED

Management dashboard

A single screen showing upcoming tasks, completion rates and gaps by company, employee and location.

PLANNED

AI-supported assistant

An assistant connected to the organisation's own knowledge base, for answering regulatory questions and handling routine requests.

REPRESENTATIVE SIMULATION

Occupational Health and Safety Site Inspection

Sample simulations of AI-assisted analysis, reporting and alerting based on both drone footage and fixed cameras across different sectors. These videos are representative and do not contain real field measurements.

Construction Project

Petrochemical Facility

Manufacturing Plant — AI Camera

Office, Plaza and Broadcast Studio

Why are we doing this?

An OSGB's capacity is limited by the number of experts and physicians it has, and most of that capacity goes into producing paperwork. Automating documentation and tracking means the same team can serve more businesses on site. Our goal isn't to sell software — it's to raise the quality of the service we provide.

Want to hear about updates?

Tell us about your site conditions; together we'll define the right scope for your hazard class and headcount.