Benefits

Reduced Cost

The eCompliance management system is used by more than a 1,000 companies. By spreading the overall development support and hosting cost over all our customers each customers programs can be hosted at a fraction of the cost of a custom locally installed application.

Accessibility

Regardless of your locations you can access your compliance program from anywhere at anytime. This is especially important when you urgently need access to your program information, but you are not in the office.

Shred the 6” binder

Compliance binders (like Health and Safety Manuals) are obsolete the second they are printed. How do you keep binders and more importantly your employees current when changes are made? Put everything online and have the system notify your employees and track that they are current on the latest policies and procedures.

Ensure Competency

Ensure that your employees remain competent by tracking training and related competencies through required update training reports.

Continuous Improvement

The eC-Management System™ supports a Plan, Do, Check, Act (PDCA) process of enhancing your occupational health and safety management system (OHSMS) to achieve ongoing improvement in overall OHS performance. Find out more about the Plan-Do-Check-Act continuous improvement of Health and Safety.

eCompliance News

Safety Update: Distracted Walking

Feb 02, 2012

Distracted driving has gained much notoriety lately because of the inflated crash risk posed by drivers using cellphones to talk and text. However, there is another growing problem caused by lower-stakes multitasking; distracted walking. Distracted walking combines a pedestrian, an electronic device and an unseen crack in the sidewalk, the pole of a stop sign and sometimes a moving car or train.

Safety Update: There's more to vehicle safety than just training

Jan 24, 2012

Employers with vehicle fleets or employees who drive are aware (or should be) that the greatest probability of an injury incident is going to be vehicle/driving related. Many organizations have therefore, incorporated driver training into their OH&S program. This is as it should be. Unfortunately, in many cases, this is where vehicle safety stops.