EHS Compliance Risk Management
Intelex's EHS compliance risk management software helps companies reduce the administrative burden of regulatory compliance and stay on top of evolving regulatory requirements to effectively manage compliance risks.
- Centralize EHS compliance risk management data and workflows for reporting accuracy.
- Simplify the compliance process by reducing complex regulations into simpler jobs, tasks, sub-tasks and timelines.
- Stay up to date on constantly evolving safety regulations.
- Create configurable dashboards for company-wide visibility into EHS compliance risk management.
An Integrated Platform to Simplify EHS Compliance
Intelex Compliance Risk Management software helps you streamline your EHS compliance management, tracking your legal obligations and helping you demonstrate ongoing compliance, while freeing up your teams to focus on proactive risk management approaches.
Move away from paper and spreadsheets, use risk management software to access all your EHS compliance-related data in one place. Our digital tools are designed to help you easily mitigate compliance risks and eliminate the costs of noncompliance.
Environment, health, and safety (EHS) compliance is more than just a mandatory requirement for companies. Drive EHS compliance with Intelex software to ensure the health and safety of your workers, contractors and your community to avoid fines, legal fees, employee absences, and reputational damage.
Intelex EHS Compliance Risk Management software connects your various teams - regardless of location - so that everyone knows what needs to be done and what actions need to be taken. Notifications and updates keeps everyone on the same page to ensure there are no bottlenecks, while sharing of best practices and useful tips help drive participation and engagement.
By automating repetitive tasks related to data gathering, inspections and filing, your teams can truly reduce the amount of administrative work needed to stay compliant and focus on what matters most.
Effortlessly Manage Regulatory Compliance that Spans
Health & Safety and Environmental Risks
Our feature-rich applications enable you to improve the effectiveness of your EHS compliance programs covering health and safety, quality, regulatory and environmental objectives and help achieve operational excellence.
Full-cycle EHS Compliance Management
Intelex EHS Compliance Risk Management software gives you the tools to manage compliance, track and record regulatory requirements, capture and share institutional knowledge, integrate data from multiple locations and measure performance of compliance goals across the company.
Insightful Analytics
Real-time insights into your organization's EHS programs empower anyone to discover inefficiencies, track program effectiveness and assess compliance risks. Intelex's dashboards, reports and analytics help visualize the state of organizational compliance for internal and external stakeholders.
Proactive EHS Compliance Management
Go digital to get ahead of EHS compliance risks. Intelex digital tools manage your myriad compliance requirements including risk registers to capture regulations, permits, policies, and other compliance drivers; integrations with third-party regulatory content provider data; site-level regulatory compliance management; and and actionable tasks calendars.
Solutions Enabling EHS Compliance Management
Intelex EHS compliance management solutions help you minimize compliance risks which is integral to enhancing operational risk management and protecting corporate reputation by fully demonstrating your commitment to ISO and OSHA compliance standards.
Foundational Compliance Management
Ensure that you are managing your compliance obligations with a software that allows you to centralize EHS compliance tasks, lower the cost and complexity of managing compliance risks, and ensure business resilience.
Your Frequently Asked Questions. Answered.
A solid and comprehensive compliance risk management software toolset helps organizations reduce the likelihood of a major non-compliance event or failure to comply with EHS-related reporting requirements. It helps increase the quality of business processes and customer satisfaction, which enables an organization to set itself apart in the marketplace from its competitors.
A successful EHS compliance program helps companies reduce or prevent injuries and illnesses by providing workers with a safe work environment. It also helps prevent or reduce the environmental impact on the company's workforce and surrounding communities by strictly adhering to environmental compliance obligations. The company's key stakeholders such as customers, regulatory authorities, contractors & suppliers and investors need to know how the company is doing on key compliance parameters.
While the methodologies and approaches to achieving compliance may vary for companies, these are the common threads that characterize how companies can minimize the risk of non-compliance with respect to their EHS programs - by putting their EHS Risk Management software applications to work.
- Ongoing Training
- Governance & Leadership
- Communication
- Risk Assessment
- Deployment of EHS Risk Management Software Applications
While multiple regulatory compliance frameworks proliferate the domain of environmental, health and safety (EHS), companies need to report or adhere to compliance mandates from OSHA, ISO (ISO 45001, ISO 14001), HSE, EPA and NIOSH - to name a few in order to satisfy compliance mandates.
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