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Overview
WHS Monitor streamlines regulatory compliance with centralized incident reporting, automated risk assessments, and integrated audits. While customization options could be more flexible, its user-friendly interface and built-in compliance templates support precise WHS and HSE tracking. It’s ideal for growing businesses and enterprises aiming for efficiency in legal compliance management.
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Starting Price
Custom
WHS Monitor Specifications
Case Management
Document Management
e-Signature
Document Automation/Assembly
What Is WHS Monitor?
WHS Monitor centralizes workplace health and safety (WHS) management, helping organizations strengthen their legal and compliance frameworks. WHS Monitor features include automated compliance management to stay current with legislative changes and robust incident management for accurate, defensible reporting. It is designed for medium to large enterprises, reducing corporate liability, supporting adherence to evolving safety standards, and simplifying operations. WHS Monitor software provides an all-in-one solution that promotes safer workplaces and ensures complete regulatory compliance and peace of mind.
WHS Monitor Pricing
WHS Monitor cost comprises the following two plans with customized pricing:
- Essential Safety (For organizations up to 50 people)
- Full Compliance (For organizations with more than 50 people)
Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.
WHS Monitor Integrations
WHS Monitor offers smooth integration with a wide range of apps via Zapier, including:
- Gmail
- Slack software
- Google Drive
- Google Calendar
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
- Shopify software
Who Is WHS Monitor For?
WHS Monitor is designed for organizations of all sizes covering various sectors, including public sector bodies, associations, charities, and educational institutions. It is ideally used for industries, including:
- Construction
- Manufacturing
- Transport
- Government agencies
- Mining
- Education
- Healthcare
Is WHS Monitor Right For You?
WHS Monitor is a superior choice if your organization requires a singular, authoritative source for managing evolving legislative compliance. Its unique strength lies in automatically updating the cloud-based system to reflect regulatory changes, ensuring continuous adherence to standards like ISO 45001 and AS/NZS 4801. This proactive legislative tracking makes it invaluable for in-house counsel or legal professionals managing corporate risk and liability across large or complex operations.
Still unsure whether WHS Monitor is the right option for you? Contact our customer support staff at (661) 384-7070 for further assistance.
WHS Monitor Features
The software provides a streamlined way to maintain accurate, current, and easily accessible compliance documentation. Staff, visitors, and contractors can view relevant records online or offline, ensuring organizations consistently meet regulatory requirements while reducing administrative burden and improving overall workplace safety adherence.
This feature allows users to record and manage all types of workplace incidents efficiently. Injuries, near misses, environmental incidents, and property damage are systematically documented, enabling accurate tracking, timely reporting, and actionable insights to reduce risks and support regulatory compliance.
Users can automate contractor pre-qualification and induction processes, ensuring that safety standards are met before contractors arrive on site. Notifications and approvals are handled automatically, simplifying compliance management, reducing administrative effort, and maintaining a safe working environment while aligning with legal and regulatory requirements.
The software provides a centralized register of all key assets, tracks conditions, schedules inspections, and records maintenance activities. Automated reporting ensures assets are compliant with safety standards, reduces operational risk, and provides organizations with a clear, up-to-date overview of all critical equipment.
This feature allows organizations to automate chemical compliance, covering storage, handling, and usage requirements. With access to a database of seven million chemicals, users can ensure proper management, reduce regulatory risk, and maintain safe environments for employees and contractors across all operations.
