Navigating the complexities of field safety and job compliance can be challenging
Shifting regulatory requirements, safety protocols and documentation can make ensuring safety and compliance on the worksite challenging. The Avetta platform streamlines on-site work requests, hazard identification, risk assessments and performance tracking, helping you drive safety assurance, address performance and quality concerns and make informed decisions.
Mitigate risk
Identify hazards, assess associated risks and mitigate. AskAva, Avetta's AI risk assistant, suggests missed hazards and controls to workers as during risk assessments.
Boost operational efficiency
Save time and resources by automating manual review processes.
Enhance safety
Review contractor safety assessments before work starts to ensure alignment on job approach and controls.
Increase project communication
Streamline contractor communication and eliminate data silos to ensure a proactive safety culture approach.
Select high-quality contractors
When choosing vendors, utilize past performance reviews to ensure high safety and quality standards.
Improve worksite conditions
Create safer working conditions for every worker on your job sites.
Added assurance. Not added stress.
Say goodbye to labor-intensive documentation and put an end to manual outdated processes. Redirect your focus and energy towards safety assurance.
Find qualified contractors
Assign tasks for completion
Approve contractors for work access
Make informed sourcing decisions
Monitor your projects in real time
AskAva
AskAva, Avetta's AI risk assistant, suggests potential hazards and controls when filling out an assessment.
Observations and behaviors
Monitor contractor job performance by capturing observations and any corrective actions taken.
Dashboards and reporting
Monitor projects and work requests to identify those that require attention and discover trends across sites and suppliers.
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