The same sites that carry your insurance data run your safety work: audits against real standards, findings with an owner and a deadline, a monthly safety-walk of every site, and soon the hotwork permit.
Safety work is done at the sites. 21RISK keeps it in one place, so you can see what was checked, what was found and what is still open.
Every site answers the same checklist: fire safety, ISO, EHS or your own. Each site reads it in its own language, and outside auditors can be invited in.
A non-compliance turns into a finding with an owner and a deadline. The photos and files that prove the fix stay on it.
Weekly digests go to the people who owe something. You see which sites and which sections fall behind, without calling anyone.
| # | Question | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 2.4 | Sprinkler control valves locked open and inspected | Compliant |
| 2.5 | Hot work permits issued for all cutting & welding | Non-compliant Compliant |
| 2.6 | Flammable liquids stored in approved cabinets | Non-compliant with a plan |
| 3.1 | Fire pump churn test performed weekly | Compliant |
| 3.2 | Emergency lighting tested and documented | Compliant |
Audit every site against fire, ISO and EHS standards, written once and asked of every site they apply to.
FINDINGSNon-compliances become actions with owners and deadlines, tracked until they are done.
SAFETY-WALKSA monthly walk of every site from its walk template, and what is not OK becomes an action.
HOTWORKDigital permits for cutting, welding and roofing, the ignition sources insurers ask about.
Mapping what your organization does to ISO 45001, ISO 14001 or NIS2? That is Compliance: one set of controls for every framework, with the policies behind them.
Insurers ask how you handle fire protection, housekeeping and hot work. When the safety work sits on the same sites as your values and COPE data, the record is there when they ask.
One sites foundation for insurance, safety and compliance. No second system to maintain.