Since Quebec's occupational health and safety regime was modernized, businesses are expected to give more structure to their prevention efforts. Digital tools make that work easier day to day.

What digitizes well

  • Planned inspections of premises and equipment.
  • Incident and near-miss reports, filed on the spot, with photos.
  • Corrective action tracking: owner, deadline, status.
  • Training records and records of protective equipment issued.

Reporting near misses

On paper, many near misses are never reported. With a 30-second form on a phone, employees report more, and you fix the risks before an accident happens.

Follow actions through to the end

An identified issue only has value if it gets fixed. Each action has an owner, a date and a status visible to management.

Demonstrate your approach

During a visit, you can quickly present the history of your inspections, the incidents reported and the measures taken.

Check your obligations

Obligations vary depending on the size of the business and the industry. Check with the CNESST to find out which ones apply to you.